The Somerset reporter., 1902-02-27
TOWN and VICINITY
Onahougs at Fairgrleves.

QuaDOuRS NJ r dlf&IleNes.
Fresh vaccine points at Bucknam's.
A. p. Turner of Madison was in
town, Monday.
Mai. Moses French of Scion, was in
town yesterday.
Rain and warm weather have damag-
ed the sleighing.
Suit opening at Stewards, Wednes-
day next, March D.
A nice young driving horse for sale.
Address p. O. Box, $50.
j. N. and |. j. Smith have a fine line
of new bicycles, just received.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson took this morn
ing train for down river cities.
Mr.. r. A. Davis of South Norridge-
wock was in town, Friday last
Kennedy's fancy biscuit and Neufchatel
cheese at Patterson & Goodrich's.
E. A. Whittier of Lewiston was in
town, this week, visiting his parents.
John d. Lockwood of Lexington,
was in town this week renewing old
acquaintances.
Geo. A. Hilton of Arson was in town,
Monday. He is one of the REPORTER
prompt paying subscribers.
DIR. II. C. Taggart went to Pennington
this morning to attend the funeral Of
his cousin, DR.. F. q. Russell.
Golden Sunset Waltz, latest piano
composition by Walter r. Gage, is for
sale only by Dinsmore & Bickford.
James Lumsden, who had been in
town few days, returned to his home
in Massachusetts, Tuesday morning.
Miss Grace Mathews, dean of the
Woman's College of Colby, visited Mrs.
W. H. Spencer, Friday, returning, Satur-
day.
Hon. S. j. Walton returned from his
bushes trip to the northern part of Som.
erset and eastern Maine, Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Washburne of Canaan took
the Monday morning train here for a
visit OF several weeks 10 Boston and
vicinity.
Miss Edith Gushing, who has been
passing several weeks here with rela-
tives, returned to her home in Bangor,
Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. P. Fl. S. Vaughan and her
children were in town visiting friends,
over Sunday, returning to her home in
Bangor, Monday.
Miss Florence Wilkins of Wilton and
Miss Grace Bicknell of Norway, Colby
students, were the guests, over Sunday,
of the family of Daniel Lewis, Esq.
Charles Barber, formerly bookkeeper
of the Somerset Traction Co., here, now
filling like position in the wooden mill
at Newport, visited in town over Sum-
day.
The Skowhegan jurYmen for the
March term of court were drawn, Satur-
day, at the selectmen's office. They are
E. E. McNeelie, Charles Fl. Gardner and
Scott Robinson.
W. L. Bonney for nearly two years
principal of Skowhegan High school, bid
farewell to his classes yesterday and d.
Fl. Perkins his successor, entered upon
his duties, today. Mr.. Bonney left town
this morning for Augusta.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps, will serve a nice hot dinner at
G. A. r. hall, Monday, March 3rd, town
meeting day. Fish chowder, Boston
baked beans and nice dessert, all for
% cts. This dinner is not exclusively
for town meeting people but whosoever
will, may come.
Russell Post G. A. r. has lost flag
from the hall. 1t is presumed the flag
was loaned to some person or society
for some public use, and that the
borrower has neglected to return il.
II this is the case and the one who
borrowed the flag will return it, the
veterans will be pleased
A very pleasant parish social was
held In the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church, Tuesday evening. Mem
bers of the parish to the number of
125 sat down to supper. After supper
the following program was carried out :
Reading, Mrs. J. H. Hutchins; piano
solo, Miss Edith Lewis; reading, Mr..
L. L. Walton; violin solo, Mr.. Frank
Pooler; solo, Miss Eldena Smith, and
short readings by Mr.. F. w. Allen, w.
A. Bailey and others.
The Colby Dramatic club will appear
in Coburn Hall, Tuesday evening,
March A, in the four act comedY-drama,
The Private Secretary. The club
has fillec engagements this season at
Waterville, Oakland and Fairfield,
with uniform success, and is an ex-
ceptionally fine amateur organization.
The four female characters, all Of
which are taken by gentlemen in cos