The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-08-07
TOWN and VICINITY

" a. Drake passeu ouhua1 WIN HE
father In Lewiston.
Preserve your fruits without cooking
Ask Bucknam how.
Mrs. W. H. Spencer went to Boston
by this mornings train.
Howard Steward, clerk at Blunt's, ID
enjoying his annual vacation.
Mrs. D. A. Ball left town, Monday
morning, for Cumberland Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott of Guilford
are the guests of Mrs. F. r. Buck.
Mrs. A. Hoxie and daughter, Caro-,
visited relatives in Bath, last week.
J. S. williams, Esq, of Guilford was
In town on legal business, Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Roullard left, Monday
morning, on weeks trip to Montreal.
j. P. Dudley, STATIONS first select
man, was In town on business, Friday.
W. B. Steward and daughter returned,
Friday, from their outing at Pemaquid'
Quite number of Skowhegan people
visited North Pond, Smithfield, Sunday.
Hon. Turner Buswell and Leander W.
McIntire Of Scion were in town, Tues
day.
r. y. Nickersou was the guest OF
relatives In Portland from Friday until
Monday.
The dance in Milburn hall, Saturday
night, was well pstronized. Lee fur.
nished music.
DR.. L. II. Stevens and Mr. and Mrs
William Stevens and child are at Bloom.
field cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Emery Of Chicago
have been visiting Skowhegan relatives
the past week.
Miss Clairina Trial Of Lewiston i;
passing her vacation at the home of hel
uncle, j. T. Thibodeau.
The Salvation Army drew a good
sized crowd to the Pines, Sunday after
noon, where they held services.
p. F. Bradley, wife and children OF
Portland are visiting Hugh Corrigan and
family and other friends In town.
The Madison ball team passed through
town, Saturday, en- route for NORTH
Vsssalboro where they played the loca
team.
Competent house girl wanted for three
weeks. Wages $500. Private family
Must 90 home nights. Inquire at thii
office.
Harry G. Graves, who has been out
the past eight weeks with the Whitney
minstrels, returned home, Thursday
night.
Robert Houston of Sangerville is pass
ing a portion of his school vacation with
his grandparents, George E. Goodwin
and wife.
Stephen G. Mayo returned last weel
from visit of several weeks witt
friends 10 Cape Cod towns In Massa
chusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Whiting of New
York, who are spending some weeks a
| the old home, Norridgewock, were il
town, Monday.
H. d. Hilton of Desdwood, S. D., WHIT
is visiting relatives in Athens for {
month, was calling on Skowhegan &C
quaintances, Friday.
The excursion to Old Orchard, Sun
day, was not largely patronized BY
Skowhegan people, only q tickets being
sold from this station.
Father A. o. Lacroix returned home
last Friday, from two weeks trip tC
Canada. Father Novert supplied duriHe
the absence of Father Lacroix.
Roland r. Patten, Skowhegan; Arthur
S. Greene, Madison; Thos. H. Spear
Arson, are Socialist nominees for the
legislature in their classes In this county.
Edward N. Merrill, candidate for the
legislature In the Skowhegan district,
will probably be classed in section OF
the ballot separate from the other can
ddates, says the Kennebec journal.
+. K. Delano Is shortly to remove his
baking and confectionery business from
129 Water street to the new store in
Gould block, consolidating 1t all under
one roof and closing the store at 1873.
Gen. Isaac Dyer left home, Tuesday
afternoon, to attend the annual reunion
of the 10Th Maine Regimental Associa-
tion which occurred at Calais, Wednes-
day. Gen. Dyer is president of the
Association.
Miss Eliza Ireland of Canon City, Col
orddo, formerly of this town, is spending
the summer at Winslow, and is renewing
acquaintance in this town, Old Home
week, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Pullen.
DR.. Spencer, pastor of Bethany
church, will be absent on vacation four
weeks beginning the 18th instant. Rev.
DR.. Pepper of Waterville will occupy the
pulpit of that church, Sunday, August
18th and Sunday, September 18th. The
church will be closed two Sundays, Au
gust "a and 81.
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