The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-10-03
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TOWN and VICINITY

F1W. GleuDlll Uldue DuslutsS Trip 10
lawrence and Boston, last week.
FsrIe's non-corosive ink can be found
in skowheean at Fogg's drug store only.
Fred c. Dow left home, Sunday, for
/ Vsw York city to witness the yacht
/ races.
Mrs. J. W. Blunt has been in New
/ York city for few days visit, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mishard of Fair.
6rld visited VIM. Donaldson and wife
over Sunday.
5. W. Philbriek has been absent, this
week. in Northern Somerset looking
over wild lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson of
Fairfield were guests of John Waugh
and wife over Sunday.
The large brick building for the Pa
roehial school, near the Catholic church
on Water street is now progressing
rapidly.
Mrs. A. J. Goldthwaite and daughter,
Miss Inez of Guilford, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott over
Sunday.
The Foresters Mandolin and Guitar
/ club are to give one of their enjoyable
concerts at The Pines, Thursday even
ing of next week.
Charles r. Written of the insurance
6rn, Macomber, Fsrr & Written, was
in town, yesterday, on his way to Madi-
son to adjust fire loss.
Work began Tuesday or sewer on
Water street from Eddy hill to Dins-
more street. The new sewer across Pine
street is nearly completed.
At the regular meeting of Skowhegan
/ lodge, X. P last Thursday evening, the
rank of esquire was conferred upon one
! candidate. This evening the knight
rank will be worked
Charles Viles has sufficiently recov-
cred as to be able to re-enter the Tufts
! Dental college in Boston for his final
year of study, and left for that city,
Monday afternoon.
A meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be
4 held in G. A. X. Hall, Tuesday next, at
! o'clock p. m., when will be taken up
the work of the Civic League of Maine.
! All interested in the subject are invited
to be present.
Dr. E. H. Stevens, his sister, Miss
Luella, and other guests who were at
Bloomfield cottage, returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Stevens will remain at the summer home
some weeks yet.
Miss Dora NJ. Goodwin went to Can
ton, Me-, Saturday, and on Monday Off
eiAted as maid of honor at the marriage
Of Miss Marion Hayford, daughter of
Hon. Otis Hayford, chairman of the
Safe Valuation Commission.
Deputy Sheriff c. W. Farrand of Nor
rdgewock was in town, Tuesday, en-
route to Hallowell, having in charge
Cora l. Taylor, the thirteen year old
laughter of Jas. Taylor, whom he was
talking to the Industrial school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott are shortly
to remove to Baltimore, Md, for the
WINTER where Mr.. Elliott is to enter
upon the study of medicine at the Balti-
more school of medicine, with a view of
becoming practicing physician.
The Blunt Hardware Co. say that the
gun business is better this year than it
has been for number of years. They
have fine assortment of everything the
upto.date sportsman needs. They are
offering an especial bargain in double
zbrre shot guns.
This is a busy week for Kendalls
orchestra. Tuesday night they furnished
music for dance at Grange hall
Wednesday night for the cattle show
and fair ball at Madison tonight for an
assembly in Milburn hall and Friday
plight at Norridgewock.
Woodbine Lodge, d. of II. will have
special meeting, next Tuesday evening,
pct S. The Grand Chief of Honor, Mrs.
Ida j. Nickerson, of Gloucester, Mass,
bad the District Deputy, Mrs. Nellie |.
XPhilhripk of AuUusta Me will no nrps
cut Regular meeting next Monday eveG-
Ing, as usual.
Coroner l.. j. Addition was called to
Jaekman on Tuesday by the drowning
oi DR.. +. w. Mcclure of Springfield,
Mass, on Attean lake on Sunday after
noon by the capszing of his canoe.
When the accident first occurred there
was report that the doctor had met his
death by foul play. Coroner Addition
was summoned but on his arrival he de-
cided that the death was accidental and
% Inquest was held.
The trustees of Bloomfield Academy
held their annual meeting, Monday af-
ternoon, Sept. 30. A. X. Butler, Esq,
snd Miss Louise III. Coburn were elected
10 NIL the vacancies on the board caused
oy the death of Hon. James B. Das-
comb and Gen. r. B. Shepherd. Gen.
isaac Dyer was elected president of the
board Tor the ensuing year and George
N, Page secratarv Hon T. r Dan.