The Somerset reporter., 1903-02-12
TOWN and VICINITY
Valentines at Bucknam s..

Bruce {. yiles Of Flagstaff was 10
town over SUNDAY.
New style deep hip h d g.. corset
for sale al Heselton's.
5. W. Phllbrlck was in Greenylle. the
first OF the week on business.
Do you use pure cream tartar DO
you buy It Of Bucknamt
Miss Hal Pierce PASSED sunday
With her mother in Wsteryille
Al Peaks, transfer expressmaa at
Waterville, was in town Thursday
Daniel Lewis, Esqs WAS In Augusta,
yesterday. returning home tins morning.
W. r. Clifford shipped u mounted
deer heads by express, Friday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Walker Of Portland Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Augustine Fowler.
Rev. y. A. Ball was called to Canaan,
Sunday, to attend the funeral Of Frank
Barrett.
Henry McVeigh of North Vaasalboro
was the guest of his son, James, over
Friday night
Father A. o. Laeroix made q business
trip to Canada last week, returning
Saturday night.
Miss Hinckley of Good VIII Farm was
the guest of Skowhegan friends a few
hours, Thursday.
Mrs. Walter G. Davis Of Portland,
was the guest between trains, yesterday
noon, OF Miss May Norris.
Henry Philbrick OF New York was
among the arrivals, Friday afternoon,
remaining until Monday morning.
Orville Dulac left on the afternoon
train, Saturday, for Brockton, Mass,
where he has situation In a shoe
factory.
Editor l.. f. Blanding Of the Indus
trial Journal, Bangor, was In town,
Saturday, the guest Of j. {. Durrell at
the Oxford.
Mrs. +. T. Goodrich was in Water
Vile over Tuesday night, the guest Of
friends, 10 attend the Wateryile
Woman's Club,
Mr.. c. W. Frost, whose business
called him to the Pacific coast for the
past few months, has returned to his
Cornvile home.
A dance will be given 10 Grange hall,
Tuesday evening next, Tor the benefit
OF base ball team. Lees orchestra
furnishes music.
Landlord and Mrs. c. A. Farbroiher
gave social at the Norrdgewoek,
Friday night Whist and dancing was
the entertainment.
Forty couples attended the dance 10
Grange hall, Saturday night. The
managers were Vigue ami Moore Lees
orchestra furnished music.
There Ia to be Shirt Waist Ban st
Union Hall, Madison, Wednesday, Feb,
Is with music by Lees orchestra.
Special car from 5kowhegsn.
About eight inches Of snow fell during
the storm OF Sunday afternoon and
night, accompanied by heavy wind,
causing much Inconvenience to travel
for the time being.
Horse buyers returning from Boston
the past week report that Western
horses are plenty, In fact the sale stables
are flied with them, but thai the prices
in most cases are exceedingly high.
St. Valentine will celebrate his day
by giving "Hearts Party at the resi-.
denee Of Rev and Mrs Dwight A. Ball,
S saturday evening The genial old saint
will welcome bis many friends old and
young
Uncle 81 Is to be presented at STRAIT
ton In the near future for the benefit OF
the high school Ia the cast are two
Skowhegau boys. John D. Lockwood
will direct the stage and play the name
part add Ayah Berry will assume the
role Of Harry Woodthrope
At st. Mary's Church, Tuesday morn.
Ing al O'Clock Mr. Elmer Bulette and
Mas Marguerite White we're married In
the presence Of large number Of
relatives and friends by Father A o.
Lseroix Mr. James LeWia was best
man andlMiss Mamie Demo was brides
maid
The funeral Of Llewelyn futile, who
died .lsuddenly iu Augusta, last week,
occurred In bis late home. Saturday
afternoon the 7th instant, conducted
by Rev. Dr. Spencer detail Of mem.
Der. Of Russell Post q. A. K. served as
bearers, 4 good number OF neighbors
aud friends attended the services
The ladies OF Russell Relief Corps
will have a picnic supper at the close
Of their nexl regular meeting, Feb. 20.
All members will bring their own sup
per and hot eoflse will be served At the
hail 10 Ia hoped that every member
will he present IA business OF lmpor.
lance Is to come before the meeting.
The shocking accident which befel
j. b Chandler la Portland last Friday,
an account Of which appears on another
page Of tho REPORTER, WAS learned Of
with sincere regret by his many Skow.
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