The Somerset reporter., 1901-10-03
TOWN and VICINITY
Guns to let at J. D. Symons.

r. Turner went to Guiltord on the
afternoon train of Thursday.
a good Emerson upright piano for
rent. Iuquire of Grace Barbeau.
George Reinhart of Portland was the
guest, over Sunday, of his father
a full line Of rifles, shot guns and am
munition at The Blunt Hardware Co.
r. +. Holden of Jackman was calling
on Skowhegan acquaintances, Friday.
+. f. Buker of Lynn, Mass, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buker.
Don't buy the Life of Mckinley when
you can get 1t free at knowlton &
Thompson's.
Mrs. Jos l.. Steward left, last Thurs
day, for Boston for few weeks visit
with friends.
A new stock of the popular Thema
perfume just received at g. r. Fogg's
drug store.
Henry J. Lane, who runs the Carry
pond string of camps, was in town one
day last week.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held, Monday evening, Oct.
7, at 7.30 o'clock.
Dana Berce returned, Saturday night,
from ten days vacation passed in
Penobscot county.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Howard visited
with friends in Bath and Rochester, n,
H., the past week.
George Goodspeede of Wilton was the
guest, over Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs
George B. Fairgrieves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker of Portland were
the guests, over Sunday, of her mother,
Mrs. Augustine Fowler.
Mrs. Frank Young and Miss Bertha
Cooper left on the morning train OF Sat
urday for Worcester, Mass.
F.X. Cayouette, who passed the sum
mer here with his parents, returned to
Boston, Monday morning.
S. l.. Whittier, who had been visiting
friends in Portsmouth and Dover, N. H.,
returned home, Friday evening.
s'Sunshine," the sermon topic at the
Universalist church, next Sunday; even
ing service at 7. A welcome for all.
Jefferson Savage went to Hallowell,
Monday morning, to see his son, George,
who was shot last Friday, while hunting.
Henry II. Spencer left for New York,
Monday morning, after visit here with
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Spencer.
Brace /. Lawley, who has been work
ing for publishing house in Maine
towns and cities returned to Skowhegan,
Saturday.
One of those famous chicken pie sup
pers of Skowhegan Grange will be given
the latter part of the month. Watch for
the date.
Mr.. G. G. Doe of Winthrop, Mass.
arrived in town, Saturday morning, or
his way to Athens to visit his brother
George Doe.
Christian Science Church services will
be held on Sunday mornings at 10.4i
o'clock at 20 Water street. Welcome IL
extended to all.
s. G. Mayo brought sunh0wer to oul
office that measures more than IA inches
in diameter. 1t is a splendid specimen
of gorgeous flower.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Fairbrother went
to Boston on Saturday afternoon, where
Tuesday. they attended the wedding oil
two of Mr.. Fairbrother's nieces.
Charles c. Whittier exhibits a freal
cucumber that grew in his garden this
season, two perfect eucumbers grown
together, Joined in one from tip to tip.
/ We have number of the last reports
of the secretary Of the Maine Board Of
/ Agriculture for distribution among pa
irons of the REPORTER. Call and gel
one.
| Knowton & Thompson will give the
Life of Mckinley, 800 pages, written by
Murat Halstead and bound In silk cloth
to each customer buying goods to the
amount of $l2 at their store.
William N. Howe, cashier in the Port
land post office, was in town over Friday
night. Mr.. Howe is grand king of the
grand chapter of Maine Royal Arcf
Masons, and while here inspected Somer
set chapter.
Next Sunday morning, at the M. E
Church, the subject will be, "rhe
Church's Increase" Beginning with
Sunday evening, there will be preach
ing service each evening, except Satur.
day evening, during the month of Octo.
Der.
The Town Improvement Society have
issued their annual calendar for the com.
Ing winter, giving the programme fol
| their several meetings to be held in the
library parlors the second and fourth
Fridays Of each month, commencing the
last Friday in the present month ant
closing the second Friday in April. The
J subject for the year is Spain.
While passing up Russell street, Sun
day morning, shortly after the arriva