The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-10-30
TOWN and VICINITY

G. W, Curtis OF Dexter WAS In town
on business one day last week.
The work of labelling has begun at the
Portland Packing Co.'s factory.
Miss Mary Pollard passed the day,
Friday, with friends In waterville.
Chester H. Mills, Esq, went to Port
land on legal business, Thursday after
noon.
c. A. Drake attended the concert by
Phlnney's band In wsteryille, Thursday
night.
+. J. Russell, who Ia running steam
mill at Scion, was in town on business,
Friday.
Mrs. F. r. Folsom entertains the
snowbound Club st her home, this
afternoon.
NJ. J. Allen is In Boston on business
trip and while there attends the Me
chanlos' fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lancaster ani
little child passed Sunday sc bis home
in Richmond.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George auzry returned
to their home In Cambridge, Mass., Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. Charles r. Turner Of Athens, ac-
companied by Der two sons, Herbert and
Henry, were In town, Friday.
Mrs. Allie knights, who had been
visiting friends in somerville and Bos-
ton, returned home last night.
The Chrysanthemum show of Green
& Barnard Shoe Co. will be held, Nov.
Bird, 4th aud 5th. See their adj
Mrs. F. W. Briggs and Miss Bessie
Smith OF Pittsheld were In town over
Tuesday night, TO attend the concert.
Miss Margaret 2. Vsrney, who had
been visiting friends here, left, Friday
morning, for her home 10 Dover, N. H..
Gov. Hi has appointed W. Il. clifford
OF this town agent for the prevention
of cruelty 10 animals. A good appoint
ment.
The line Of ladies' fur driving coats,
which Chas + Ward has recently added
to h's stock. ia meeting with a ready
sale.
/ c. d. Reed Of Walthsm. Mass, treas
urer Of the Commonwealth Shoe and
/ Leather Co., WAS lookisg over the skow-
hogan factory, Saturday.
Warren Goodsie Of Clinton, Mass.
was In town a few days, last week, visit
Ing frlends He left, Friday morning,
for stacyvllle 10 search Of big game.
Rev. II. W. klmbal went to Portland,
Monday morning, accompanying his wife
and children home, Tuesday, after a
visit OF few weeks with her parents
Mas Bertha Hsycock, who has been
passing a vacation OF several weeks in
Portland, has returned and resumed her
4 duties as mansger OF the Western Union
telegraph Office here.
Rev. Charles Lincoln White, president
of Colby college supplied the pulpit Of
the First Baptist church on Sunday last
and Rev. A. l.. Lane OF wsterville that
OF the Bethany Baptist church.
The brilliant pastor Of the Park 81.
church, Lewiston, Rev. &C. Phelan, will
deliver his lecture THE Portrait OF a
Noble womsn," in the NJ. e. Church,
Monday evening, Nov 3. Tickets At
the music stores.
Tuttle Brothers are making extensive
repairs upon the stable at the Skowhe-
gan House The stable and carriage
/ house has been raised one foot and hard
wood floors laid throughout. The work
Ia IN charge Of George Gould.
r. A. Leavitt of Boston, one of the
Arm Of Goodman, Leavltt, Yatter Co.,
manufacturer Of billiard and pool tables
was In town, Friday. Mr. Leavitt Isl MA
tive OF Athens and this WIS the first time
/ 10 d years that he had been 40 near to
his former home He is cousin Of Dir.
Henry LeSvitt.
Those choice selected oysters on which
Delano is having such run are shuek-
ed and shipped here direct from the beds
each Saturday. In order TO learn their
superiority you have to try them.
Leave an order at the store and they
will be delivered. They cost no more
+ than other kinds.
+ Mr. and Mrs. John Lashon and Mr..
+ snd Mrs. Charles Lashon were called
to Gardiner, Friday, TO attend the
funeral of Walter Hunter, n veteran of
/ the Spanish war, who died. Wednesday.
He was nephew of John Lashon and
/ spent several weeks with his uncle
here last summer.
Al the First Baptist Church on Sun
day morning at l0.45 the pastor, Rev.
II. F. Huse, will preach upon the theme
'The Lords supper" Sunday School at
II. Junior Endeavor at 3 O'Clock; Cos
! pei praise service at o'clock with ad.
dress by the pastor upon the theme,
"The Lords voice In the city," All are
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