The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-12
TOWN and VICINIT 7
Valentines at Bueknam's.
New skirts at W. II. Wildes'.

). w. Goulo, Esq, went 10 Tortlanu,
Tuesday afternoon.
See the K. P. collar window this week
at Charles F. Wards
Mrs. NJ. Moore was In Waterville for
the afternoon, Tuesday.
Manicuring, 35 cts, at Miss Lords
over Merrill's shoe store.
Chas. f. Jones and wife spent the
day yesterday In Oakland.
Henry Washburne returned from
Bingham, Saturday evening.
New shades of wall papers at Buck
MANS drug store.
Joseph Butler is visiting for few
DAYS with Waterville friends.
Show cases for sale cheap by G. R.
Fogg. druggist.
o. F. Kuowlton went to Boston, Mon
day afternoon on business trip.
Miss Annie Kelley of VIM is in town
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
futile.
Cottage cheese for sale at the Cream
cry, every Thursday and Friday, at 10
cents.
Mrs. NJ. D. Holt of East Fairfield
was in town, Thursday, on a shopping
expedition.
Fred A. Wood has installed tele-
phone in his store on Madison street,
this week.
Geo. W. Thomas, Colby '03, was the
guest of his classmate, w. H. Halves,
over Sunday.
Guy Hersey of Bangor, who has been
in town few days, returned home,
this morning.
Buchanan, the druggist, warrants all
his rubber goods. 1t is good place to
buy hot water bottle.
Mr.. Wight's singing class numbers
fifty now; meets next Friday, Feb. 18th,
n Methodist vestry at 730.
j. A. Merrill who is numbering this
winter in the vicinity of Caratunk was
in town on business last week.
Fred Pinkham had charge of the
scoot, Friday, Conductor West running
the special from Augusta to Orono.
"A Country SCHOOL, will be given by
the Young people of St. Mary's parish
one week from next Saturday night.
Another of those enjoyable socials at
Grange hall, Saturday evening, in reg
uar course. Music by Lees orchestra.
Mrs. Francis Lowe went to Water
vile, this morning to see her daughter,
whose recent accident still confines her
to her room.
Miss Eolia Bray, prescription clerk
at SIMPSONS drug store, went to Au-
burn, Tuesday afternoon to attend the
wedding of a relative.
Carrabasset Lodge No. "a, |. o. o. f.
will work the initiatory degree, Wednes-
evening, Feb. 18 Members of the order
are invited to be present.
The ladies will be interested in the
coupon sale now going on at F. A. Ben
ner's grocery, by which he gives cash
purchasers handsome china free. See
ad in this issue.
A social was held in the chapel of
Bethany Baptist church, Tuesday even.
ing, at which pleasing program was
carried out and cake and coffee served.
Nearly 100 attended,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gray of Scion,
were in town, Friday. Mr.. Gray went
to Fairfield on the afternoon train and
attended the hotel mems banquet at
the Gerald that evening
The grocers, provision dealers and
grau and feed merchants of Skowhegan
have decided to keep their places of
business open on Wednesday evenings
until O'Clock, from this date.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Steward gave a
most enjoyable card party, Tuesday
evening last, to ten couples of their
friends at their pretty home on Madison
Ave. Delightful refreshments were
served.
Rev. Daniel Onstott commenced a
series of talks on the Life of Christi -
Monday evening. These meetings will
be held every Monday evening for
several weeks to come, and are partic-
ularly for the benefit of young converts.
James c. Durrell attended the annual
meeting of the Maine Hotel Proprietors'
Association held at the Gerald, Fairfield,
Friday night. Mr.. Durrel has been q
member of the organization five years,
but this was his first opportunity to
attend meeting.
A delightful German was given in the
dining room Of Hotel Heselton, by a
few Of the gentlemen boarders, Friday
evening, to which were hidden small
number of friends. Refreshments were
served. Kendall's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
The REPORTER is authorized to state
from the attending physician that the
rumor which was in circulation last
week to the effect that Miss Copp, who
lost her feet recently by being run over
by the cars, was obliged to undergo