The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
TOWN and VICINITY
Pure witch hazel at Bucknam's.

marc, the MAGICIAN 1T 1ooufu nan,
Monday, Feb. 10 h.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Briggs returned to
Pittsfield, Friday afternoon.
Do you use pure cream tartar? Do
you buy it of Bucknam?
Dr.. 4. W. Russell of Lewiston was In
town professionally, Monday.
S. II. Swain has sold the Timothy
Pike farm to Mrs. Payne of Boston,
Mass.
Miss Maude Thompson went to Water
vile, Monday morning, where she has
situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Houston and chill
dren returned to Sangervllle, Friday
afternoon.
George Palmer has purchased the
Robbins homestead which adjoins his
residence on Madison Ave.
Roy l.. Marston, who visited with his
parents few days last week, returned
to New Haven, Friday morning.
New embroderies consisting of allovers,
edgings, insertions, galoons and headings
are to be found at Miss Williams.
Charles Holt and Frank Chase are pass
ing the week at Ellis pond on the 10000
acre tract, fishing through the ice.
The social circles of the M. E. church
will meet, Monday next, al 2 p. M. with
Mrs. Emery Estes on Cedar street.
Reserved seats for X. 2. Carnival will
go on sale at Simpsons Drug store at 8
o'clock, Monday morning, Feb. 9th.
There is to be masquerade ball at the
Opera House, Fairfield, Friday evening,
Feb. 10 with music by Lees orchestra.
A meeting OF the Town Improvement
Society:will be held in the Library Par
lors, Friday afternoon, Feb. 6.h, at 2.30
O'Clock.
Mrs. J. A. Mcdaniel and daughter,
of Cornville went to Portland, Tuesday
afternoon for visit of two weeks with
relatives.
w. r. Robbins has leased the house
on Coburn Ave, recently vacated by
F.AW. Allen, and is removing there with
his family this week.
Mrs. Henry Gardner who with her
daughter has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred c. Dow, returned to her home
in Portland, Saturday.
Al Day has sold the house on Mt.
Pleasant Ave, built by him last season,
to A. H. Lang, who has made the pur-
chase as an investment.
II any of the friends of the evange-
lists, Taylor and Hatch, wish to have
their photographs they can be supplied
by calling upon Rev. II. f. Huse.
Henry w. Varney returned from New
York, Thursday afternoon. He states
the automobile show and the furniture
exposition were worth going miles to
see.
Francis Lowe was 10 Waterville,
Monday to see his daughter, Emily, who
had the misfortune to injure her hand,
In a type-setting machine which she
was running.
| Lees orchestra has been very busy in
| the past and promises to be In the future
as 1t has been engaged for -four nights a
week for the remainder of the winter,
81 dates to fill.
Miss Frances Stevens left Tuesday
morning for Peabody, Mass, where she
will make her sister, Mrs. A. II. Noyes,
an extended visit. Mrs. William Lord
accompanied her.
The REPORTER was In error in stating
that a Portland physician was call. d
here to visit DR.. Dascombe on Thursday
last. We are glad to hear that DR..
Dascombe'a condition is improving.
The mid-winter meeting of Sorosis
will be held at Hotel Heselton, Friday
evening, Feb. ID. Tickets for the sup
per may be obtained at the hotel or at
the meeting of Sorosis next Wednesday
afternoon.
Hearing on the libel cases of liquors
seized some two weeks ago by Sheriff
Lang, came OFF before Judge Bachelor,
Tuesday. No one appeared to claim the
liquors, gallons in all, and they were
declared forfeited in accordance with
provisions of law.
W. Fred Turner who recently passed
the State Medical examination and
received his diploma as qualified drug
gist, has accepted position with G..
M. Brown & Co. of Bangor, and left,
Tuesday morning for that place to enter
upon his work.
The Mems Club will hold special
meeting on Monday, Feb. 8, at Grand
Army Hall to further consider the Town
Government Art. All are invited to at
tend and special invitation has been
extended to the Woman's Club, Sorosis
and the Town Improvement Society,
Chas. l.. Worthley, marble and granite
manufacturer, Norridgewock, has recent
ly closed contract with W. Fl. Norton
for a fine granite monument to be erect
ed on his lot In South Side cemetery,
Skowhegan. This adds another one to
the large number of fine granite monu-
ments that Mr.. Worthley has erected in
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