The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-19
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G. r. Fogg's.
E.B. Curtis went to New York, FRI
day afternoon.
The total receipts of the high school
benefit were Sl25.
W. F. Robbins returned from New
York, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Domenicho made BUSH
ness trip to Boston, yesterday.
Miss Nina Davis is the guest OF rela-
tiyes 10 North Arson, this week.
H.. Merwin went to Hartland, yes
terday afternoon, on business trip.
Miss Matte Berry of Maiden, Mass,
was among the arrivals Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. W. Cakes went to Cambridge,
Mass, Friday morning, on visit to her
mother.
Manager Chas. H. Maxfleld of the city
opera house, Waterville, was in town,
Tuesday.
Warren and Charles futile went to
Auburn, Friday morning, and bought
pair of horses.
Good draft horse, years old weigh
ing 400 lbs is for sale by Timothy
SWEET, Skowhegan.
w. H. Wildes was called to Augusta,
this week, as a witness In land case on
trial at the court house.
A bright boy would like to find place
to work while attending school, Address
Box 146, Norridgewock, Me.
II. L. SWEET, superintendent of the
Somerset Traction Co.. has been in Bos-
ton, this week, on vacation trip.
Mrs. Kate Kendall went to Lewiston,
Friday afternoon, and on Saturday morn
Ing continued her journey to Boston.
Miss Julia Folsom has been In Au-
gusta, several days the past week, as
witness 10 case on trial 10 that city.
Among the attractions booked at
Coburn hall, next month are two roper
toire companies and a big minstrel show
Carrabasset Lodge No. "a l. o. o. f.
will work the second degree March 25th,
all members are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Beauto Of
Boston, were the guests from Tuesday
until Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Symons.
Mr.. Wight wishes to see all the little
girls 10 yrs. old and under, at the vestry,
Friday, at o'clock to practice "Rock-
a-bye chorus"
Miss Mae Dascombe entertained a
party of young people at chsfing dish
party at her home on Madison avenue,
Tuesday evening.
Henry Sands, manager Of the Bald
mountain sporting camps, was In town,
Saturday, on his way home after week 3
visit with friends In Canaan. Mrs. Sands
accompanied him.
Mrs. Nellie Fardy, called here by the
death of Mrs. Nancy Sands, returned to
Iceboro, Friday afternoon. While In
town she was the guest of Mr.. and Mra.
Barney McCollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Steward went to
Watervile, Wednesday, to attend the
play presented by the Dramatic Club In
City hall, In which their SOD, G. W.
Steward, took leading part.
Henry j. Lane, manager of the Carry
ponds string of camps, was In town,
Saturday. Mr.. Lane was on his way
home from New York, where he has
been attending the sportsmen's show.
DIR. A. E. Gelinas has been appointed
town physician by the board OF select
men. DR.. Gelinas Is graduate of Lava
university, Montreal, and has been prac
ticing his profession in Skowhegan for
eight years.
The personnel of the firm that com
poses the Steward Heating q Plumbing
Co. is soon to undergo a change, Mr.
Phio Steward retiring owing to ID
health and dlsposing of his interest in
the business to D. G. Jewett.
Electric lights have been put into the
Universalist church. The wiring and
chandeliers are the gift of some friend
as yet unknown. There Is a handsome
chandelier of nine lights In the center OF
the church, one of three lights over the
pulpit aud single lights in various parts
of the building. The gift Is highly APP
preciated.
Mrs. Jennie Cross Trull will speak for
Sorosis In the Congregational church,
Friday evening, March 20, at eight
O'Clock, the subject being 1.-THE Habitant
of French Canada" The Womsn's Club,
Town Improvement Society, Mems Club
and Milburn Club has been invited and
the members of Sorosis may invite
guests.
Ernest W. Vigue has sold out his shoe
store to Mr.. z. c. Campbell, who has
already taken possession. The new pro-
prietor was formerly In trade In Bridge
water, Me-. having general store but
was burned out In January last. Mr..
Vigue Is forced to make the change by
the continued Ill health of his father,
Peter Vioue. and the family contemplate