The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-10-22
TOWN and VICINITY
ordwap has a tenement to rent.

OFdway has tenement 70 rent.
Mrs. E. N. Merrill Is visiting In Bos
ton, this week.
Mrs. Jennie Stafford OF Hartland wal
town, Saturday.
New line of Kellogg and Algeis' books
for boys at Bucknam's.
Ask your friends about the watches
Symons is giving away.
Augustus Gilblair made business
trip to Waterville, Friday.
The up-.o. date line of Sporting Goods
at The Blunt Hardware Co.
Over 400 new Edison records just re-
ceived at Smiths Music Store.
Warren C. Philbrook of Watervillt
was In town on legal business, Friday.
Delicious homemade candies, many
kinds, popular prices at Delano's Candy
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Judkins of Liver.
more Falls were in town few hours
Friday.
Hon. E. y. Merrill went to Bangor
Tuesday afternoon, on professional
business.
Charles Mcdonald went to Lewiston
Saturday afternoon, returning By
carriage, Sunday.
Mrs. Helen N. Howard left home
Friday. to visit friends In Boston, Brook
lyn and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Homsted OF Port
land made a brief visit to relatives IL
this section, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrisette and
their daughter returned home, Tuesday
from visit to Bangor and Orono.
W. Fl. Clark of Caratunk was In town
Friday, on business connected with his
coming winters numbering operations.
Mrs. Frances W. Low went to Water
Vile, this morning, on a brief visit to
her daughter, Mrs. F. s. Fl. Callaghan.
Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Palmer OF Farm.
ington drove across country, Friday
passing the day with Skowhegan friends
An oyster supper was served Friday
night by Skowhegan Lodge, Ancient
Order of United Workmen, following the
regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Pratt of Millwau.
kee, Wis, are passing the week in town
Mr.. Pratt is native Of Skowhegan and
this ia his first visit here since 1874.
East Madison Grange will hold a fail
In Grange Hall In that village, Saturday
October 31st. Dinner and supper will
be served and there will be dance IL
the evening.
Miss Mary Eaton of Boston has beer
In town, this week, for brief visit witt
friends: She was en- route to her ole
home In Scion for vacation stay o.
three weeks.
VIM. FL. Clark of Caratunk was II
town on Thursday Of last week. He hal
the impression that the cut OF lumber OF
the Kennebec the coming winter will b.
much smaller than that of last winter.
Mrs. Thos. Dean, who resides on thu
middle road, south side OF river, sent tn
REPORTER, Monday, large bunch o
raspberry bushes having goodly nun
Der Of ripe berries on them, which sh
picked from the roadside the previou
day.
Charles G. Doe of Winthrop, Mass.
who had been passing two weeks
vacation with relatives in Cornvile
paid visit to Garry Ponds, last week
accompanied by C. C. Kinsman, and the!
returned with four deer. Mr.. Doe re
turned home, Saturday.
The funeral services of Mr.. James F
Coffin on Thursday afternoon, the 15tl
instant, were conducted by Rev. VIM. g
Mann of Westbrook, Me-, warm trient
of the deceased. A large number o
neighbols and citizens were present Il
pay a tribute of respect to the memor,
of most worthy man.
The residence on Main street, soutl
side, built some years ago by the lat
Allen Wakefield, and which was purchas
ed by George W. Cover, Esq, recently
has been thoroughly modernlzed by tn
addition of electric lights, bathroom, etc.
and is now occupied by that gentleman
and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin 81. Colby o
Madison returned home from Moos
River, on Saturday with a deer shot b,
MIR. Colby. There did not seem to be
necessity of going away from home tt
secure deer, as on Monday morning Mr.
Colby saw three of the animals In hi
field. Oae was large dark one ant
two were smaller.
Joshua Burns, who recently sold bill
foe farm on Beech Hill to Boston par
ties, has purchased the Fl. Fl. Tufts
stand of buildings, situated at the cor
ner of North and Leavitt streets, and
will occupy them with his wife anc
daughter, Lizzie. Mrs. Tufts 10 to re-
move to a small tenement of W. II
Heselton, corner of Water and NORTH