The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-10-08

are visiting with relatives in Milton,
Mass.
Among those who attended the musl-
cal festival In Portland was Mrs. E. c..
Dunton.
Don't mistake the date of the suit and
jacket opening at W. H, Wildes', We'd
nesday next.
w. P. Doughty, Names representative
of the Underwood typewriter, was in
town this week.
Lorenzo Thompson, who has been
working in Augusta for several months,
has returned home.
Russell Relief Cops will give a har-
vest dinner and supper in G. A. R. Hall,
Wednesday, October 18th.
Miss Florence Wyman entertained her
classmate, Miss Eunice Moore, from
Colby College over Sunday.
Chss. Ward is showing the most COM
plete line of ladies fur driving coats, this
season, he has ever shown.
George Roderick, assistant manager of
the Union Station cafe Portland, is pass
ing the week in town with his parents.
E. X. Delano and George W. Cover,
Eco, have been In the Austin stream
section all the week on hunting trip.
Ernest Yigue accompanied his father,
Peter Yigue, to the Central Maine hos
pital at Lewiston for treatment, Tues
day morning.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Spencer, Rev. H.
F. Huse, and Mrs N. H. Caswell are in
attendance upon the Baptist convention
at Rockland, this week.
Monday night next the funny rural
comedy, "a Village Fool" comes to the
Opera house, with Frank Owen in the
title role. See ad elsewhere.
Mrs j. N. Merrill, who attended the
musical festival in Portland last week,
visited over Sunday with her daughter,
Marion, at Gorham, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. j. H. Murray who has been on
visit to her parents at st. Come, Can
ada for two months, accompanied by
two small children, returned home last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Julia A. Libby of Oakland, Dept.
Pres. w. r. c., will inspect Russell
Relief Corps, Thursday afternoon, Oct
ober eighth at 80 o'clock. Refreshments
will be served.
Coroner l.. j. Addition and Col. w. r
G. Estes left home, yesterday, on their
annual bunting trip. They make their
headquarters at Chadbourne's Ranch in
Moscow and will be absent ten days.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, and DR.. F. o.
Sawyer, accompanied by their wives,
left home for the Dead River country,
Saturday last, for weeks stay, during
which time they will search the woods
for game.
Charles F. Tobey, who left Skowhe-
cate, and who is now engaged in the
lumber manufacturing business at Eu-
gene, Oregon, is making a visit to his
aged mother.
The members of Milburn Commandery
No. 305, U. o. G. c. say that "Gentle-
mems Night" Sept. 2Sth, was success.
They are looking forward to some more
such times. A meeting will be held
Monday evening, Oct. II.
Mr.. r. E. Rowell of South Scion pick
ed In his garden nearly a half pint Of
Strawberries, Tuesday, the 9Th instant.
The thermometer registered 76 in the
shade when he picked the berries. So
much for Somerset climate and products
in October.
A special meeting of Sunset Chapter,
o. f. S. will be held at Masonic hall,
Friday evening, OCT. 8, it being the &C.
casion of the annual inspection OF the
D. D. G. NJ. All members are requested
to be present. Refreshments at the
close of the work.
The new photograph studio Of Louis
de Lemos on Island Ave, reports a good
business from the start. Remember for
a short time he is making cabinets for
81 a doz. The "Baby's Day" every Fri
day is great success, as he makes sit
tings free. Go in some evening and try
the novelty Of having picture made by
the new process. Open till p. m.
S. H. Swain has sold, the past week,
the G. B. Heald farm to Chas. Bernell OF
Portland, the Jackman farm to j. A
Gallant, the Frank N. Baisdell farm to
W. l.. Gray of Maiden, Mass, the Ed
ward Taylor farm to James Peelen OF
New York City, also the j. j. Haffer-
mehl farm to Mrs. F. A. Sirois of Aroos-
took Co., and the Susan A. Foss farm to
Herbert Gullifer of Waterville.
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