The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-15

were III toWns yesterday.
DR.. Wymsn has removed his office to
Milburn block.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton Is passing the pres
ent week in Boston aud vicinity with
friends.
w. B. Steward and wife went to Gin
ton, yesterday, for brief visit with his
parents.
Quite the fad-lunching at Delano
Candy Kitchen. IT you try it once
you'll learn why.
Harold Phillips, Esq, made profess
slonal trip to Jonesport in Washington
county, last week.
Mothers don't want to forget that
splendid line of suits. REFERS aud over
coats for boys at Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster and their
little daughter, are visiting this week
with his people in Richmond.
The winter time table on the Somerset
Traction Co. went into effect last Mon
day, and 1t appears In detail on page Z.
The missionary societies of the NJ. E,
church will meet with Mrs. Emery Estes,
Cedar street, Monday afternoon, at 2,30
O'Clock.
It forcibly reminded us, yesterday
morning of the near approach of winter
when we saw the arrival of q car load OF
sleighs for F. P. Moore.
Skowhegan grange visited East Mad-
son grange, Saturday night, and report
a very pleasant time. Entertainment
was furnished by the visitors.
Mrs. Jane Simpson went to Hartland,
this week, where she will be the guest
of her niece, Mrs. R. w. Linn, Jr., until
after Thanksgiving.
Beginning Sunday, Oct. IS, Bucknam's
drug store will be open from u m. to A
p. NJ. and at no other time except In
case of sickness. Sunday papers will be
on sale at Il o'clock.
Several piers have been sunk above
north channel dam, from which to sus-
pend Golfer dam to shut out the water
to permit Of the much needed permanent
repairs being made on this dam.
report was current upon our streets,
Friday last, that Peter Vigue, who was
at the hospital in Lewiston, was dead.
1t was without fact to warrant it, as
we learn Mr.. Vigue is receiving benefits
from the treatment received.
Drs. Hill & Brown INFORM US that the
increase of business warrants them in
keeping their office open every day and
evening, except Sunday, and DR.. Hill
will be at the office Thursday evening
and Friday forenoon until II o'clock
weekly.
This time it is Russell Relief Corps
who are indebted to George Simpson for
the contribution of that famous Hol-
lander coffee for their dinner, yesterday.
One and all pronounced it delicious, and
the fine sale he is having on it is not at
al surprising.
A special meeting of the Skowhegan
Village Corporation is called for Wed
'nesday next at 2 p. m. to take some
action relative to raising the engine
house at south end of the new bridge,
made Necessary by the~ raising of this
new structure.
The Skowhegan friends of NJ. A. Park
err will be gratifed 70 learn that his
condition is not nearly as bad as first
reported-0nly one side being effected
by the shock received. His physician
hopes for great things to be derived
from the patients absolute quiet.
A collection was taken at the CoDgre-
gational church on Sunday last for the
sufferers by the Eustis fire and the sum
of So II received. The amount has been
forwarded to Fl. M. Wyman, postmaster
at Eustis. 1t is understood other con-
tributions will be made by churches in
this town.
The Milburn Club Entertainment
Course for the season of 1901 was
opened In Coburn Hall, Thursday night
last, by May Parker's Pickaninnies and
Concert Co., and the musical program
rendered was of most pleasing nature
to the fair sized audience present, while
In length it almost exceeded the limit,
the applause being generous and each
artist responding to an encore. The
next entertainment in the course is the
John Thomas Grand Concert Co. and the
date, Nov. 30Gh.
A foot ball game was played at Fair
view Park on Saturday afternoon last
that furnished plenty of amusement and
entertainment to the crowd in attend
ance. The contestants were an eleven
made up from our younger citizens,
mostly ex.college players, and the high
school team composed OF a plucky lot of
youngsters. The high school boys were
much lighter than their adversaries,
which In football is serious grieva nee,
but nevertheless they put up battle
royal, making 1t hard fought contest
from start TO finish, the score in itself
giving very little idea of the game. The
result was 10 to 0 in favor of the citizens.
Referee, j. w. Blunt. The high school