The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-26
TOWN and VICINITY

Handsome new waistings at Judkins'.
Z. J. Russell Of Scion was in town
over Sunday.
international Stock Food remedies at
G. r. Fogg's
Frank l.. Harding of Madison was In
town, Saturday.
Judkins has extra good trades in sheets
and pillow slips.
For good fitting and wearing kid
gloves go to Judkins'.
Herbert L. SWEET returned from Bos-
ton, Monday morning.
Hon. 8. s. Brown of Watervllle was
at the court house, Friday.
Fred Webster of Carratunk was In
town on business, Saturday.
Mrs. William Mcclellan returned to
Caribou, Saturday afternoon.
Wallace Ladd of Augusta was calling
on Skowhegan friends, Saturday.
Patterson & Goodrich at the depot
store will pay cash for round hog.
Mrs. Tobias Lord of Portland visited
with relatives In town over Sunday.
Miss r. E. McIntire left on the after
noon train, Saturday, for Hudson, Mass.
Landlord C. NJ. Hilton of the Bay
View, Waterville, was in town, Thurs
day.
Millinery Opening at f. B. Curtis
beginning, Wednesday, April /. All it,
vited.
Mrs. William Hackett and Mrs r. f.
Wilson left, Monday morning, for Bos
ton.
w. P. Ordway and his father, N. G.
Ordway left, Monday morning, for
Boston.
l.. l.. Walton has been an interested
visitor at the capital city, several days
this week.
M. It. Pooler, who had been In Boston
for several weeks, returned home,
Thursday night.
Reuben Fairbrother, superintendent OF
the North Anson shank factory was In
town one day, last week.
Mrs. A. A. Plaisted of Waterville
was the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. W. FL.
Spencer few hours, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Smith left home,
Saturday morning last, for visit of a
few weeks in Washington, D. c.
All in need of the best sewing machine,
cheap, are invited to join Smiths club,
Mch. 28th to April 4th. See ad.
Country roads are at their worst just
at present, and that is much worse than
for many years past, so we are told.
Miss Edna Page accompanied her
father, Representative Page, to Augusta,
Monday, where she is visiting friends.
The date of Miss Lords opening of
spring millinery will be announced, next
week. Ladies should make note of
| this.
Miss Viola Adell of South Gardiner is
the guest for few days of her former
schoolmates, Misses Ethel and Edith
Knowlton.
Miss Emily Lowe was in town few
hours, Monday. She has again resumed
her position 10 the Seminal office at
Waterville.
Mrs. w. NJ. Pusifer and Libbey have
been visiting in Waterville for several
days the past week. DR.. Pulsifer was
with them for the day Friday.
The noon passenger, Tuesday, was
held at Watervlle, nearly two hours for
connections with the morning train from
Portland, which was delayed at Gardiner
by landslide.
Mr.. James Fellow, cashier at the Sec
ond National bank, has been confined at
hls home for 10 days past with severe
cold. Mrs. Jackson is assisting her
husband at the bank meantime.
Fred Barnes, clerk at the Bay View,
Watervile, was calling on Skowhegan
friends, Friday. Mr.. Barnes had been
i'll for a week at his home in Hartland
and was on his way back to Watervlle
to resume his duties.
Four brothers, Gate, Anis, Leonard
aud Edward Smith of Nova Scotia were
in town over Friday night. They came
here with the intention Of securing a
situation on the drive. 1t is seldom that
four brothers all found working in one
crew.
The meeting of The Town Improve.
ment Society, this week, Friday evening,
March 9th at 7.30 o'clock In the Library
will be IAN Evening on Italian Music. y
Skowhegan Woman's Club, Sorosis, the
Milburn Club and the Mems Club will
be guests Of the society.
James II. Grant, while returning from
Solon, last week, picked up an apple
from the ground that was In just as good
state of preservation as the day 1t fell.
Mr.. Grant has just finished work
pressing hay, having put In 106 days.
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