The Somerset reporter., 1903-04-30
TOWN and VICINITY
Visit NJ. B. Heselton,s, saturday.

See the food chopper Blunt Is selling
for soc; it isSall right.
Miss Edna Page Is in Portland for a
brief visit with friends.
Tea served free, Saturday, at knowl-
ton Co.'s oriental tea booth; see ad.
Miss Clara Williams went to Portland,
this morning, on a short business trip.
Old newspapers cents a bundle
big bundles too, at the REPORTER office.
Special prices on berries and bananas
at Knowlton Co.'s new store, Madison st.
Remember the special sale of kitchen
necessities at NJ. B. Heselton's Saturday.
Ralph Burrill has position in the
Office of the American Wooden Co.'S mill
in this place.
Capt. Parkins of the local corps Of the
Salvation Army held services in Water
vile, Friday.
Miss Annie Burns OF Wateryille spent
Thursday, in town, the guest of Miss
Eva Belonga.
The carriage repository Of L. w.
Chase, opposite this ,filce is 8 busy
pSace these days.
J. Howard Wyman has returned to his
studies in Boston after spending week
at his home here.
Miss Ethel Moore brought to the
REPORTER office, yesterday, several wild
strawberry blossoms.
All persons contemplating buying car
pets are invited to inspect Bragg & Var
ney's line before purchasing.
Horace o. Hoxie left on this mornings
train for a weeks trip on business In
New Hampshire and Boston.
Parker sanborn has bought the Al
Day place on Madison Ave, and will
occupy 1t with bis family as home.
Mrs. Francis W. Briggs Of Pittsfield is
passing the week In town the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Edith s. Shepherd.
Special bargain sale of agate ware and
kitchen furnishings at M. B. Heselton's,
Saturday. Read the advertising sheet.
Probably the Black Cat hosiery for
boys Is the best that can be bought
for % cents Chas. r. Ward keeps them.
Coney Sauborn brought to market
this week, two pigs less than six months
old that weighed In the aggregate ABA
pounds.
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will give a
cold meat and salad supper, Saturday
evening, May I'd. Supper 25cts, served
from 8 80 TOT o'clock.
L. W. Chase shipped a car load of
driving horses to the Boston market
Monday morning last, going on to the
city himself by the afternoon train.
The infant boy of Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Kincaid died at the family home In
Salem, Mass, last week, and the body
was taken to the family lot in Cornvllle
for interment.
The ladies of the working league will
serve supper at the Congregational
vestry, Wednesday, May 6, from 8 80 to
1880. Tickets 25c. Everybody invited.
George II. Pishon has broken ground
and the cellar wall well along for his
new residence he is to build this season
on Leavitt street just east of s. G.
Mayo's.
s. Ii. Swain has sold the X. W. Craw-
ford farm to l.. Goodwin of Lynn, Mass,
the Harry S. Doyne farm to j. M.
Weatherbee of Danforth, Me. also the
Pumlow farm to E. Hurd of Bangor.
You will find every variety of car
riages at Chase's carriage repository on
Water street opp. the REPORTER office
where Mr.. Chase will always be pleased
to show the same to anyone interested.
A. Lincoln Kirk, the impersonator,
gave his entertainment in Grange hall,
Tuesday evening, under the auspices of
Skowhegan grange. The entertainment
was very amusing and deserved much
better audience than was given it.
Train 10, which came in Wednesday
night, carried three baggage cars besides
three passenger coaches. The beginning
OF the strawberry season means the rush
Ing OF an extra number Of baggage cars
to the eastern termini of the road.
Master Lawrence Murray has reason
to feel proud over his efforts, as news
boy as he received the past week check
for Sl5 from The Grit Publishing Co. as
a first prize for selling the largest num-
Der of copies of this publication during
their recent contest.
All who attended the performance Of
"rhe American Girl" some two years
ago, as we'll as those who missed 1t only
to regret 1t, will want to hear 1.-THE
American Hustler, which comes to
Coburn Hall next Monday night. That
popular comedian, George F. Hail. Is seen
at his best In this piece.
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