The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-15
TOWN and VICINITY

Sewall Smith made a business trip tt
Augusta, Tuesday.
The Blunt Hardware Co. are showing
large line Of Shot Guns and Rifles.
A. Often of Waterville was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles futile, Friday
H.. J. Phillips, Esq, made brief TRIP
to Washington county, Thursday after
noon.
Miss Mable Moore Of Lynn was tht
guest. this week, of Miss Linne E
Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 0. Wildes of Lewis
ton were the guests of relatives over
Sunday.
Miss Hannaford of Portland was the
guest over Sunday Of Miss Esther
Rouillard.
Mrs. B. Rosentwist Of Hyde Park,
Mass. ls the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Gledhill.
r. NJ. Baker of Norridgewock was in
town, yesterday, the first time for sew
eral months.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Stlnchfield left,
Monday morning, for New York. They
will be absent one month.
Miss Fannie Stevens has returned
home from visit to her sister, Mrs. A.
Fl. Noyes In Peabody, Mass.
Mrs. A. C. Houston of Sangervllle and
young son, George, arrived in town,
Yesterday, on a visit to relatives.
Hiram Moore started crew Of 30 men
from here, Monday, for his camps In
Squaretown In Piscataquis county.
Charles Griffin, who had been work
ing In Augusta for several weeks return
ed home on the late train, Saturday
night.
Nat Owen went to Pittsfield, Thurs
day afternoon, where he Joined Harvey
Goodwin's crew of carpenters for a few
days.
ter, Macs. are In town, this week, on a
visit to his brothers, Charles and Ben
jamin.
C. w. Day shipped his fast pacing
mare, Miss Stirling, to Topsham on
Tuesday. She starts In the 2.19 class on
Friday.
John Fl. Lancaster returned, Sunday
morning, from bunting trip in the VI
cinity of Jackman. He brought back q
fine buck.
Miss Olive E. Forster, who has been
In town since June, returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, for the winter, Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Roscoe G.. Leighton Of Portland
has been the guest of Skowhegan friends
and relatives the past week, and is now
visiting In Scion.
Miss Lillian Boulet went to Boston,
Saturday morning, where she will con-
tinue her studies at the New England
conservatory of music.
Miss Alice Whittier Of Owls Head was
among the arrivals by last nights tram,
called here by the illness of her sisters
husband, Bradford Loomis.
Among Skowhegan people In attend
ance at the Topsham Fair are r. W.
Haines, Warren futile, DR.. |. L. Salley,
G. W. Day and w. P. Ordway.
II in town shopping, lunch at Delano's
Candy Kitchen. Everything ia neat and
appetizing and In the menu you are sure
to find just what you want at small ex-
pense.
Warren futile had the misfortune q
week ago to have his foot stepped on by
a horse. Fortunately no bones were
broken although the wound was very
painful.
F. w. Briggs of PittsHeld came to
town by last nights train to attend q
meeting of the stockholders Of the Show
hogan Water Power Co. Mra. Briggs
accompanied him.
Quite delegation of ladies from the
First Baptist and Bethany Baptist
churches attended the basket picnic OF
the Kennebec Baptist Association at
Oakland, yesterday.
Beginning Sunday, Oct. IS, Bucknam'a
drug store will be open from IL m. to 4
p. m. and at no other time except In
case of sickness. Sunday papers will be
on sale at IL o'clock.
r. A. Wing, Henry p. Cannon, Jeffer-
son Savage, II. H. Cross, B. B. Wells,
G. G. Grover and P. A. Cleveland repre-
sent Abraham Lincoln Command Union
Veterans Union at the annual encamp-
ment at Auburn this week.
Mrs. Charles Cuttings Of Gardiner,
who had been the guest OF her grandson,
Charles Danforth, returned home, Satur-
day morning. Mrs. Cuttings is SO years
old, but 10 smarter than many women 20
years younger. She thinks nothing OF
making railroad journeys and enjoys the
best OF health.
Byron j. Robinson, sexton Of Corn
Vile, met the 1890 q. m. train, yester-
day, with the hearse, to receive the body
OF Frank McCrillis, who died at his home
In Newport, Tuesday from consumption.
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