The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-10-22
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Buchanan tells us that he Is having {
fiae sale on Rexall remedies.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Ball returned
from Portland, Friday afternoon.
DR.. Gelinas has removed his office tt
corner Of North and Heselton Sts.
Richard Ceilings of Portland was thu
guest Of his sister, Emma, over Friday
night.
j. FL. Burleigh, G. E.. of Watervillt
was in town, Tuesday, on his way home
from Madison.
Kendal's condition powders In those
neat containers, full weight, at Fogg'e
drug store.
W. II. Wildes left home, Tuesday
afternoon, on business trip to Boston
and New York.
Mrs. Allie Smith of Cornville took the
train at this station, this morning, for
Gardiner on visit to her people.
Mrs. Berger Rpsentwist returned to
her home In Boston, Tuesday, after a
ten days visit In town with friends.
Edwin Gledhill accompanied by W. Fl.
Lsrzalere OF Philadelphia has been on q
hunting trip, this week, to Garry Ponds.
You can procure those delicious in.
dlyidual chicken pies at Delano's Candy
store. II you had them last year, "'nuf
said"
Mrs. Fannie l.. Colburn, who has been
at "Killcare" since early spring, return
ed to her home ir Somerville, Mass,
Tuesday.
Thos. Lawley, the popular clerk at
Hotel Coburn, is on a vacation trip to
Boston, this week, accompanied by his
son, Fred.
Mrs. Mae A. Woodbury. of Winthrop,
who has been visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. Jas. Holt, for week, returned
home today.
Mrs. Edwin Gledhill went to Togus,
Tuesday, to attend the wedding of her
friend, Miss Alice Gallagher, which oc-
CURED, yesterday.
Mrs. c. Whiting of Dover, N. Fl. visit
ed 10 town, this week, among former
neighbors and friends, returning home
by this mornings train.
Rev. Daniel Onstott has been engaged
to deliver a series of five lectures in the
Congregational church at East Madison,
Wednesday evenings, Nov. 11th to Dec.
9th inclusive.
George J. Morris was brought before
Judge Bachelor, Tuesday morning,
charged with intoxication. He pleaded
guilty and was given 30 days in the
county Jail.
Beginning Sunday, Oct. Is, Bucknam's
drug store will be open from IL 10. to q
p. m. and at no other time except In
case OF sickness. Sunday papers will be
on sale at II O'Clock.
1t is recommended that our people diet
In preparation for the citizens chicken
pie supper to be served the last night OF
the coming fair to be given By Skowhe.
gan Grange, Nov. II, II and Ii.
Among the Skowhegan people to take
advantage of the low rates to Boston
this week, were DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Saw.
yer, Mrs. Geo. H. Pishon, Mrs. E. F
Fairbrother, Mrs. Helen Wing, and
Misses Sara Ward and Una Robinson.
A fire from heated journal was for.
tunstely averted at r. L. Mitchell's
wood working plant, yesterday, by OPP
perfume discovery and prompt measures
for extinguishment taken. Mr.. Mitchell
has excellent facilities at his mill fol
putting out fire.
Headquarters for International Rem.
edles for live stock of all kinds, poultry
etc., at Fogg's drug store. These rem.
edies are guaranteed to cure mango
fiess, lice and all skin pests. Also q
sure remedy for heaves, worms and hog
cholera. Call and let them tell you all
about these wonderful farm remedies.
The series of Thursday night dances
at The Pines Is to close Thursday, Oct
295h with a grand concert and ball for
which Kendall's orchestra will furnish
music. Manager Cass Is making great
preparations and guarantees plenty OF
closed cars and warm hall, no matter
what the weather may be. The usual
40 minute car service will be run.
Jas. A. Herne's pleasing drama,
"Hearts of Oak" was produced before u
fair sized audience in Coburn Hall, Fri.
day night of last week. The cast was
not all the audience could wish and the
piece was marred somewhat In con-
sequence: the stage settings were
pleasing, and the darling baby intro
duced in the third act captivated the
audience. The long waits between the
acts was filled up with pleasing music
by Kendall's orchestra.
George E. Goodwin narrowly escaped
serious injury, Saturday afternoon, al
the south end of the new steel bridge
The wheels of the carriage in which he
was driving caught in the electric car
track, which, coupled with the too close
proximity of heavily loaded team and