The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-03
TOWN and VICINITY

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saturday, for a short stay.
Fl. c. Woodbury. attended the ball
game at Water lille, Saturday.
81 I II. MeCone of Waterville was in
Z ,oWp for few hours, Monday.
d The Blunt Hardware Co. are showing
shrge line of Shot Guns and R fles.
Miss Mary Dascomb is visiting her
oon.ja. Miss Bessie Russell, at Lewiston.
4 Hen. E. f. Danforth went to Rumford
Falls. Friday morning, on a short bus.-
ues, trip.
Il The 0. F. Knowlton Co. will have
music in their ice cream parlor, Satur-
n day evening.
Il D5n't miss the music, Saturday even
Ing. il is free, at O. F. Knowlton Co. IS
ice cream parlor.
H. X, White and Harvey White took
s. advantage of the excursion rates to
Portland, Monday.
4 Miss Alice II. knight and Master Her
belt left town, Tuesday morning, to at
tend the State Fair at Lewiston.
How popular it has become to drop
Il into Delano's Candy Kitchen for an ice
4 cream with friend. Have you tried it..
n Ms. Van r. Nelson and daughter
Il Ruth and Miss Hester Maddocks went to
4 Lake .ide campground, Friday, for a short
Il stay.
Rev. C. f. Andrews of Canton, Mass.
B who has been visiting his parents in
81 North Arson, called Oh relatives in
q town, Friday.
! Mrs. E. p. Viles left, Saturday, for
y Dead River Dam, where she will spend
Il few weeks as the guest of her SOP,
Blame S. Viles.
s. There will be meeting of Col. Wildes
q Camp No. 16 5. of Vets, Thursday even
q ing, Sept. 3rd. Let all members make
q sn fort to be present.
Il A crew of thirteen men left here,
4 MOI day noon, to begin numbering oper-
a ston3 for Davis & Marston, near the
II bead Of Mooeehead Lake.
Il c. H1Mills, ESQ.,, was down from his
y Jackman tfice for Q few days last week.
Il Aerbert II. Mcleod, station agent at
4 Jackman, accompanied him.
u BIoodine, said to be the greatest
n remedy in the world for all diseases
\ from impure blood, may be found in
4 Sko"hegan at Fogg's drug store only.
& Edward E. Barker of Norridge
3 manufacturer and dealer in cemetery
N work from foreign and domestic marble
n aud granite, was in town on business,
Il Tu sday,
We have a limited number OF Com
Il missioner Gilman's admirable Agricultu-
4 ls report for 1902, for free distribution
q to patrons of the REPORTER as long as
Z the, last Call early.
Mrs. E. A. Shorey aud two children of
4 Dove, n. H, returned, Monday, after
q passing several days with F. Ii. Carpei-
q ter and family. DR.. Shorey came Satur
q day light and spent Sunday.
8 Mrs. Sarah j. Fogg left home, yeste-
q day. in company with her nephew, Fred
Il C. Rowell and family of Cornville, for
A Bailey's Island, Harpswell, to remain
two weeks, when she will join Mrs. A.
Il 0. Getehel and family of West Somer-
q vile Mass.
S. G. Durrell, former Skowhegan
a boy, has accepted the fine position Offer
ed hin as manager OF the Blue Eagle
n lnn and boarding house at Whitensville,
Mass, and already entered upon his
duties His hotel property at Flagg-
& staff was disposed of.
10 the visit of the "Colonial Picture
q TO-, entertainment, which comes to
a Coburn Hail. Sept. llth under the aus
n pces Of Skowhegan Lodge X. of P, our
people are promised most enjoyable
N evening. In the words Of the X. p.
n boy: Its to be 75c show for 25c-
q DOT a 25c show for 75c.n
n Ms. c. c. I, %er returned home,
saturday night, from two weeks visit
10 Lynn, Mass, as did also her dAugh-
leTs, Misses Helen and Donna, who have
q been visiting in that city and other
d places for their school vacation. Miss
Il Minnie l., Tozier, cousin, accompanied
lhcm home to remain for visit.
u E. c. Butler, ESQ.,, went to Bangor,
fHday, to attend the Eastern Maine
otate Fair. Saturday he went to Bar
q hr6or, where he Cffiliates 10 his old
8 position of night clerk at the Lyman
House during the absence of Will Webb,
whose duties as page of the House Of
representatives call him to Augusta
during the special session.
Il The annual meeting OF the Skewhegan
hOman's Christian Temperance Union
viii be held at their rooms, G. A. r..
nall on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1T p. m.
all 'uperintendents of departments will
please bring in their reports, and all
members who have not paid their dues
Will please pay them at that time as the
annual dues to the State organization
must be paid before their annual
meeting.
Il The Ennioe Farneuorth Chantar n