The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-19
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E. p. Viles made a brief business trip
to Bath, Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Judkins is visiting rela-
tives in Hartland.
A young man is wanted to learn the
business at Bucknam's.
A girl to do housework is wanted by
Geo. E. Sampson, the druggist.
A large stock of beef wine and iron
always on hand at G. r. Fogg's.
Rev. Fl. W. Kimball went to Portland,
Tuesday afternoon, for visit of few
days.
If you wish to see the smart STYLES 10
suits attend w. Fl. Wildes' opening next
Monday.
j. 81. Gray, proprietor of Caratunk
hotel, Solon, was in town a few hours,
Saturday.
e. F. Merrill, after passing a week at
home, returned to his studies at Bow
doin, Tuesday.
Guy Healey, principal OF the Winthrop
high school, is passing a vacation OF a
week in town.
Miss Margery Partridge of Augusta
visited her aunt, Mrs. E. S. Prescott,
early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Emery of North
Anson visited the first of the week with
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. fl. Emery
Miss Gertrude E. Goodwin, who passed
Sunday with her parents, returned to
Augusta, Monday morning.
Mrs. Emma Reed of Richmond was
the guest several days, last week, of her
brother, John Fl. Lancaster.
Ben S. Presley, the popular train
news agent, was off duty, yesterday,
owing to sickness at his home.
The steam laundry has just received
six horse power gasolene engine which
will be installed TO replace the steam
power.
Any of our readers desiring steady
job with good pay will do well to read
the advertisement, "Men Wanted" in
another column.
Willie Green accompanied E. F. Pom
low to Hartland, Monday, and will Off
ciate as clerk for him in the Park hotel
which he assumed control of that day.
The Taylor & Pennell agency have
made sales of the Capt. Vaughan house
on East Front ST. to w. II. Weston, and
a house on French st. to Mrs. w. Fl.
Weston.
Miss Julia Dyke, former compositor
at this office, was the guest of relatives
here, last week. She went to Portland,
Monday, where she had position await
ing her.
Norris Trafton of Boston, S. II. S.,
'95, is visiting old acquaintances In town,
and is the guest of John F. Phillips and
family. Mr.. Trafton is. engaged in the
grocery business in Boston.
Mrs. II. p. Thing went to Portland,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of her
sisters husband, Mr.. Joseph Boucher, n
former citizen of this town, whose death
occurred very suddenly, Sunday, from
heart disease.
There is slight change in parts as
signed to the graduating class of the
Skowhegan high school. 1t was thought
best to eliminate the class will and in its
stead the class history will be given. A.
Percival Wyman will be the class his
toriaB.
The committee of arrangements of the
Maine Homnop ,thic Medical Society
have decided to call the meeting for 1903
at er'ymeeting Park and the recording
secretary, DR.. G. Nj. johnson, has been
sending out notifications with programs
to the members. The date i3 Tuesday,
June oh.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Club was held Wednesday afternoon.
The program was as follows: Piano
solo, "rhe Welsh National Air." Miss
Ella Hight; paper, "Bygone Wales"
Mrs. Gertrude Bucknam paper, "Welsh
Literature and Festivals" Mrs. Fannie
Wildes; conversation, what is your
idea of Cecil Rhodes bequest of scholar.
ships to the u. S. Y' opened by Mrs.
Hattie Fogler. The hostesses were Mrs.
Mary Varney and Mrs. Gala Ward.
Frank Corson of Cornvile was ar
raigned before Judge Bacheler, Monday
morning, on warrant for assault with
intent to kill, sw orn out by S. H. Beal,
first selectman of that town. 1t appear
ed that it was a family quarrel in which
Isaac Corson, the father of Frank, was
wounded with case knife and the
mother of the young man was thrown
down and bruised, and Mr.. Beal swore
out the warrant on information of the
father of the respondent County At
torney Cover appeared for the State and
Ernest c. Butler, Esq, for the respon-
dent. After hearing the case the court
found the respondent guilty of assault
and battery and sentenced him to serve
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