The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-09-10
TOWN and VICINITY
Bargains in new fur. Judkins'.

yesterday IuT tHt ua3.
Hon. T. y. Merrill went to Berlin, \.
H.. Saturday, on legal business.
Miss Clara Lovtoy of Wayne Is the
guest of f. A. Nolin and family.
Buy your loaded shells.and Rifle cart
ridges of The Blunt Hardware Co.
J. W. Manson, Esq, of Pittsheld' was
in town, Saturday, on legal business.
Chas. Wards window attracts the
attention of the boy that needs school
suit.
Miss Tudie Lanpher of Foxcroft was
the guest of friends in town few days
last week.
Miss Mabel Dane visited relatives In
Danville Junction and Poland Springs
last week.
If YOU wish to use up-to-date sta
tionery, Bucknam the druggist Will De
pleased to serve you.
A. K. Butler, Esq, has rented the
Sanborn house on West Front st. ana Is
moving in this week.
Coburn Msrston, of the U. >. naval
Academy at Annapolis, is at home on
short leave of absence.
Miss sheean left home, Monday Tor
New York city, to pass ten days IN al
tendance upon the openings.
J. Wallace Blunt attended the Fair
d-Waterville game at the Central
Maine Driving Park, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth and
family of Monson, Mass, are visiting at
the farm home Of VIM. Wentworth.
Mrs. Augustus Packard and daughter,
Grace Hedges, went to Boston, Monday
morning, on visit to relatives and
friends.
Carl.W. Steward left Friday, for Bos-
ton where he expects to obtain position
as conductor on the street railway
system.
Master Gilbert Merrill returned to his
home In New York, after visiting for
several weeks with his cousin, Folsom
Merrill.
Miss Lizzie Folsom of Kearney, Neb.,
returned Saturday, after passing several
DAYS as the guest of her cousin, DIR, j.
N. Merrill.
Mr.. A. C. Merrill one of Smithfield's
prosperous farmers, was in town, last
Friday, and renewed his subscription to
the REPORTER.
Rev. W. 81. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer
returned, Saturday, from two weeks
vacation, passed In Haverhill and New
ton Center, Mass.
Horace Stevens of Cambridge, Mass.
arrived, Thursday, and will pass several
weeks at the summer home Of his father,
DR.. E. H. Stevens.
You cap buy ice cream 10 any guam
tity and any flavor at all times at Del
amos, and his goods are always the
standard of excellence.
Mrs. Harrison Salley has the pleasure
of visit from her sister, Mrs. Hilton of
Waterville, and also her nephew, DR..
Winter OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Town Improvement Society will
meet, Friday, Sept. 18th, at Mr.. Nor
rson's office, Milburn Block, Mrs. Doran
to have charge of the program.
The Colonial Picture Co. of which you
read In last weeks REPORTER comes to
Coburn Hall, Friday night of this week,
and seats are now on sale at SIMPSONS.
% and 35c.
Miss Frances Hutchinson left, Tuesday,
to visit In Bangor for few days
before returning to her work as teacher
at Bar Harbor, where she begins the fall
term on Monday next.
Mrs. Merton H. Thompson with her
children, Marjorie and Douglass, return
ed to her home in Wateryille, Friday,
after ten days Witt with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Swain.
Mrs. G. w. Phillips of Vlnalhaven
came, Friday, to visit her sister, Mrs.
F. p. Pennel. Saturday afternoon the
two ladies, accompanied by Miss Gladys
Pennell, went to Washburn, Me-, to
visit Mrs. Pencils daughter, Mrs. F. L.
Tozier.
D. H. Perkins, principal of Skowbe-
gan High school, returned, Friday, after
passing the summer months In Chicago,
where he took course at the University
of Chicago In history and philosophy.
Mrs. Perkins, who has been visiting in
several Maine towns, during the vaca-
ton, returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Brigham of st.
Adams and Miss Theds Seekins Of Pitts
field moved here last week, and will
make their residence In the Getchell
house, on the corner of High and Bush
streets. They are in Boston this week,
where Mr.. Brigham and Miss Seekins
are looking after line of goods prepar-
atory to opening their new store for
millinery and fancy goods.
Henry Hutchinson, prosperous
farmer of Presque Isle, was in town
several days the past week, visiting his
cousins, Albert and j. N. Smith, and
other relatives. Mr.. Hutchinson was