The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-09
TOWN and VICINITY

A new line of Monarch negligee shiI is
at Wards.
Mrs. L. a. Dascombe went to Wilton,
Monday morning.
Mr.. j. B. Corson of Athens was in
town, Tuesday.
H. P. Merwin made business trip to
Bangor, last week.
New silks and silk chambray for waists
and suits at Judkins'.
Bicycle repairing promptly done at
Smiths music store.
Attention is called to the advertisement
/ OF meals at Lakewood.
! A valuable farm for sale, at a bargain.
Address Box $50, Skowhegan.
DR.. r. H. Pulsifer of Vassalboro was
In town a few hours, Saturday.
Attention is called to the advertis-
ment of (. B. Curtis, this week.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
II. E. Cheney of Portland has been in
town several days, the past week.
George Lynch, chef at Hotel Coburn,
passed Sunday at his home in Bath.
Large bottles of beef, iron and wine,
only soc, at G. X. Fogg's drug store.
| Miss Harriet MarbleIwent to Augusta,
Friday morning, for a visit OF several
days.
Blaine S. Viles was In town, over Sun
day, returning to Bowdoin, Monday
afternoon.
Charles A. Drake attended the Colby
Lewiston game in Wateryille, Saturday
afternoon.
The Congregational sewing league
have cake sale, next Friday at 2
O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. L. A. Dyer of Augusta, deputy
collector of internal revenue, was in
town, Tuesday.
At Fairview Park, Saturday afternoon,
Cue Abileu5 WeIe ueLehlou Wy VIC ohoW-
hegans "a to 0.
Mark Dinsmore of Bingham was call
ing on Skowhegan business acquaint-
snces, Saturday.
Benjamin Flagg was called to Halo
we'll, Friday morning, to attend the
funeral of brother.
William Adams of Caratunk was in
town, Tuesday, on his way to Oakland to
visit brother there.
w. j. Foss and l.. d. Mathews of the
Southland Mfg. Co., Brighton, were in
town on business, Saturday.
Leon Buker, who has situation in
the r. Blanchard bicycle repair shop in
Waterville, was in town over Sunday.
Charles f. Ward went to Portland,
Monday morning, to receive Instructions
regarding the running of his automobile.
Tracy and John Forseythe went to
The Forks, Friday afternoon, called
there by the death of their uncle, John
Forseythe.
Have you seen the new book Just pub
lshed, "The Greater Republic" 700
pages, $50 engravings. Every family
should have one.
Mrs. w, II. Spencer, who had been
visiting relatives and friends in New
York State for several weeks, returned
home, last week.
Mr.. j. H. Mulhern of Millinocket
formerly of Athens was in town, this
week, returning to the great paper mill
city in the woods, yesterday.
No excuse for rough skin, chapped
lips or hands, If you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store.
A large number of people visited Lake
wood, Sunday afternoon, and enjoyed
free ride on the steamer. The cold
wind and rain kept many at home who
would otherwise have been there.
Just received at Weymouth's, large
lot of trunks, bags and suit cases. Don't
forget that his stock of summer robes
and horse sheets is complete. Call and
look over the stock and get prices.
Quick sales and small profits is his motto.
Fred Addition and Edward Barry have
gone to Ellsworth, In which city they
are to open a Garment Cutting school,
similar to the one that has been In sue
cessful operation in this place for some
months, .Messrs. Addition and Berry be-
ing graduates Of the school here.
Owing to the several burglaries which
have occurred in nearby towns within
the past two weeks it was thought best
to employ another night watch for a few
weeks. II. p. Thyng Is the extra man.
This makes IL possible to watch the
vicinity of the banks while Mr.. Turner
is making his rounds in the south side of
the town.
Fred Bean, who had been employed in
the lower part of the town making
shovel handle blocks, had the misfortune
Friday forenoon, TO break his leg. The
fracture was reduced by Dr. H. c..
Taggart and the injured man was remov-
ed to his home in Bingham that after
noon, accompanied by his cousin, David