The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-07-02
TOWN and VICINITY

Flags and Fourth of July goods at
Bucknain's.
Harvey D. Eaton, Esq, of WaterYille
was in town, yesterday.
Mrs. Edgar Emery of Boothbay is the
guest of friends 10 town.
Mr. and Mrs. II, c. Bassett are at Old
Orchard for a few days.
All kinds of bug poison" at steward
Bros, l and Island Ave.
Mr. ard Mrs. E. P. yles are visiting
at Rumford Falls, this week.
J.W. Foster, Esq, of Madison was in
town on legal business, Tuesday.
OF. Knowlton Co. have large lot OF
lemons for the ith at 25c dozen.
f. c. Butler Esq, went to Farming
ton and Phillips, yesterday for short
visit.
Misses Donna and Helen Tozler were
the guests Of friends IN Wateryllle, yes
terday.
Mrs. P. II. 5. Vaughn Of Bangor, with
two children, is the guest Of relatives in
town.
Hart, schafner & Marks clothes seem
to be causing quite lot OF talk and why
shouldn't they
Major l.. G. Savage Of Boston arrived
in town, Monday. to attend the HAYES
Smith wedding.
Thirteen members of the class of '92,
S. II. 5. and b. A, enjoyed a reunion at
Lakewood, Tuesday.
Window screens and screen doors at
reduced prices to close them out at
Blunt Hardware Co.'S.
Twenty members Of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps attended the district conven-
ton at Fairfield, Tuesday.
Special 4th of July sale at Delano's
Candy Kitchen-chocoate mixture, 24c
b., kisslnes, 18c ID; salted peanuts Ice.
Walter Hight has purchased the auto
mobile recently owned by r. L. Patten.
The purchase was by way of speculation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Pierce of BeVer-
ley, who were guests of friends in town,
have gone to Portland on their way
home.
Mrs. Gertrude Thompson returned to
Waterville, Wednesday morning, after a
visit of two weeks to her father, s. II.
Swain.
Chas. F. Ward would like to have you
try a pair Of Black Cat Stockings for
your boy. he says they are good
wearers.
Jefferson Savage and his son Harold
returned Monday afternoon, from trip
to Embden, where they had good luck
trouting.
Dana W. Hall of Chicago, ILL.,, for
several years principal of Skowhegan
high school, is the guest of E. P. Page
and family.
Capt. and Mrs. W. Fl. Emery drove to
Embden Pond, today, where they will
remain for two weeks at the summer
cottage of Mr.. Emery's brother.
A Japanese tea will be held with Mrs.
G. o. Smith, Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, to which ladies of the Bethany
church and congregation are cordially
invited.
A two gallon jug Of whiskey consign-
ed to Paul Dennis, which was seized
several days ago by Sheriff Lang, was
declared forfeited by Judge Bachelor,
Tuesday.
Members of the Eastern Star and in
vited guests will go to Lakewood, Thurs
day afternoon, July 9th, to enjoy the
scenery, picnic supper and theatre in
the evening.
A Pine Tree meeting of Eunice Farms.
worth chapter of d. A. r. was held with
Miss Coburn June 10 at which Mrs.
Pepper of Waterville spoke on the his
tory OF Maine.
About sixty-f1ve Skowhegan young
people attended the dance at the Pines,
Tuesday evening. The affair was man.
aged by Norridgewock parties. Lees
Orchestra furnished music.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Spencer were In
Waterville, yesterday, to attend the
wedding of Alexander II. Mitchell,
Colby 1903, and Miss Marian Hall,
daughter of Prof. E. W. Hall.
s. II. Swain has sold the D. F. Palmer
farm to William Towns Of Michigan, the
Walton farm to Mr.. Butterfeld of Pat
ten, Me-, and the Fl. P. Chase farm to
Albert E. Jepson of Sanford, Me.
A very heavy electrical shower passed
over this vicinity Wednesday night.
Lightning struck In several places. A
tree on East Front street and one on
Water street show signs, this morning,
Of pranks of the subtle fluid.
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Duren of
Fairfield was In town, Monday. He
brought with him John Vigue, who was
bound over In the justice court to await
the action Of the grand jury In Septem-
Der, on the charge of larceny.
Mr.. s. W. Philbrick, treasurer of the
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