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

j. d. Symons mas guns TO let by the
day or week.
Miss Ethel Walton Ia visiting In Bos-
ton for few weeks.
County Treasurer r. n. Reed of Har-
mony was In town, Friday.
The opening of the season next We'd
pesdsy at w. II. Wildes'.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Morse of
Pttsheld we're In town, Friday.
Buy your loaded shells and Rife cart
ridges of The Blunt Hardware Co.
Miss Frances Lord returned from New
York on the afternoon train of Friday.
Mr.. A. A. Pierce of Madison was In
town, Saturday, calling on friends, here.
Mrs. n. S. Varney and sister, Miss
Louise, are on visit to friends in Bos-
ton,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Cowing of Gardiner
we're the guests, Sunday, of Lewis
B Anderson.
Alexander Stewart of Waterville was
the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Il. X. White.
Don't fail to see MAY Parker's Picka-
ninnies" at Coburn Hall, tonight; only
i s. and 80 cts.
Miss Jessie Ring of Lewiston was the
4 guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Howard.
3 Mrs. stephen Coburn and Mrs. C. D.
4 Miller went to Boston by the morning
& train of Tuesday.
& If you want the very latest styles in
u ladies' neckwear, you can find them at
4 {. J. Williams.
The office of Drs. Hill and Brown in
i 0rdway building will be open Thursday
and Friday of this week.
q c, E. Turner and wife of Athens were
4 in town, Tuesday, going to Waterville in
81 the afternoon and returning home at
81 night.
q Mrs. Ludlow of Waterville and Miss
q Cote Ga Berlin Mills, N. H., were in
n town, Tuesday, on brief visit to the
n tormer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
II Morrsette.
3 George H. Palmer is moving the
II school house from his Pleasant street lot
& to the street that leads up the Russell
q road, where he will remodel it into a
n dwelling.
DR.. W. S. StinehGeld and wife are to
Il leave home for New Y ork city on Mon
y day next for months visit, which time
81 will be improved by the doctor in study
at the hospitals.
Is Miss Prudence, the little daughter of
NJ Dr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wadsworth, gave a
S party to her little mates, yesterday af-
ternOon, the occasion being in celebra-
81 ton Of the young hostess fifth birthday.
Gustave Nelson of Athens brought in
the handsomest buck deer, Monday, seen
On our streets this season. 1t tipped the
scales at 245 pounds, and was bought by
the proprietor of Hotel Oxford.
Have you noticed the grand display Of
rubber goods In the window of Fogg's
drug store? IL not it's we'll worth see
ing, one of the best ever made in Maine
hot water bottles and syringes of all
descriptions, ali new goods, just received.
The following ladies from the several
clubs in Skowhegan are in Portland, this
week in attendance upon the State Fed
eatlon of Woman's Clubs: Mrs. B. F.
Eaton, Mrs. j. W. Blunt, Mrs. W. A.
Bailey and Misses Gertrude Weston and
Aollie Marston.
B Elmer E. Harris, superintendent and
manager Of the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery, was in Waterville, Tuesday,
% attendance upon the meeting of the
Creameryman's Association, founded
for the purpose of talking over how best
70 obtain best results in their business.
Z, F. Farbrother, investments, and
ferbert Wentworth, insurance, have re-
moved from the old post office building
rooms over the First National Bank.
They have convenient suite of offices
lifted and furnished to their liking In
PllEaetive style, we'll adapted to their
Business.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. r. JudkIns are now
occupying their new home on Maple
lFeet. Since purchasing the property
ne house has received many repairs on
ne exterior, while the interior has been
psde beautiful with paint and paper
throughout, bathroom, modern fur
ace and electric lights added, until now
a. Judkins possesses one of the most
eSrable homes In town.
Ameeting of Somerset county hotel
OpFietors was held, Saturday, at Hotel
Oourn for. the purpose of forming an
ganlzltion. Another meeting will be
Gu IN two weeks. Among those pres
w from out of town were j. Fl. Gray of
New Carratunk, Scion; VIM. How
~ Oh the Howard House, Arson; c. A.
'forother of the Norridgewock, South
Offldgewock; c. M. Hilton of the Hill
House, Madison; c. F. Horne of the
t'ton House, Madison, and E. B.
Hnt OF the Dirigo House, North New
Tortland.