The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-05
TOWN and VICINITY
Choice perfumes al Bueknam's.

over Sunday.
Vanilla extract that made Of vanilla
at Bucknam's.
William Miller of New York was in
town over Sunday.
Walter NJ. Furbush recently visited
friends in Binghsm.
A. X. Butler, Esq, made a business
trip to Pennington, Friday.
The Mckinney Ministries booked for
last Friday night, cancelled.
w. A. Clorgh made business trip to
shawmut, Saturday morning.
c. NJ. Bailey of Winthrop was in town
a few hours on business, Saturday.
skowbegan hunters are having good
sport with the rabbits just at present.
Mrs. Samuel Burns went to Lawrence,
Mass. on The morning train OF Frid1y.
George y. Morse, Esq, Of Pittsfield
was In town on legal business, Saturday.
+. G. Woodbury. returned from bust
ness trip to Lewiston, Thursday after
noon.
Bucknam, the druggist, invites the
ladies' to inspect his new stock of wall
papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben 6. Emerson and
daughter Hestor of Portland we're in
town over Sunday.
Miss Annie Roulard returned to
Watervlle, Saturday afternoon, after a
visit with her parents.
c. II. Davis returned to New York,
Thursday noon last, after brief visit of
inspection to his summer home"Killcare."
Mrs. Sarah Coffin of Lynn, Mass, was
among the arrivals on the afternoon train
of Thursday and is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. h. Vail returned to
their home in Greenville, Saturday after
noon, after brief visit here with her
mother.
Mrs. Harvey G. Hilton of Portland.
was the guest over Sunday of her hus-
band, Baggage Master Hilton, of trains
II and ID.
The little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie A. Anderson of Fairfield were the
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Anderson.
Mrs. Alice Luce has returned from
Boston and has reopened her dressmak-
ing rooms at 10l Water st. She will be
pleased to see all her former customers.
Pickerel fishing through the ice at
Mad son pond has been claiming the at
tention of local nimrods the past week.
Some good catches are reported.
Miss Evelyn Holman, who is attend
ing school at Kents Hill, was among the
arrivals Thursday night and will pass
this vacation with her parents in Athens.
Traverse jurors for the March term
were drawn by the municipal officers
on Saturday as follows: Daniel Strick-
land, W. II. Emery, j. P. Merrill, f.
G. Woodbury..
Taylor & Pennell have on their list
a stock of boots and shoes practically all
new. A great bargain and must be clos
ed out at once. IL interested it will pay
you to investigate early.
1t has been decided to repeat the X.
p. minstrel entertainment, the friends of
Miss Copp having taken advantage of
the Knights generous offer. The date
has not been decided upon but will be
sometime during the latter part of April.
Last Monday morning the teams of the
Skowhegan Pulp Co., began hauling
pulp to the cars on wheels. Last year,
too, they were on wheels the same date.
March seems early in this latitude to
be doing trucking on anything but
runners.
j. Fl. Mathews of North Madison was
In town, Tuesday. He informs US that
he has just made his shipment OF furs to
England for the March sales. The ship
ment consisted of 800 fox skins, 220
mink, 1900 skunk, Ia fisher, otter, Z
bear, Al martin and 100 muskrats.
At the meeting OF the Town Improve
ment Society, held Friday afternoon last,
the following program was carried out
Paper, "Milsn, the Jewel OF Northern
Italy," by Mrs. Annie Cakes; song, Mrs.
Sawyer, Miss Ella Hight, pianist; paper,
Education In Italy," Mrs. May Briggs
paper, Palaces of Rome" Mrs. Clara
B. Leavitt; selections from the graphic
phone.
"Uncle 81" was successfully produced
at Stratton last Friday night by the
Stratton dramatic club. The piece was
staged by John d. Lockwood, who play
ed several important parts during the
season OF '01 with the Lakewood stock
company. Special scenery painted ex'
pressly for this production was used.
The comedy was followed by dance,
music for which was furnished by an
orchestra from Strong. The audience
was large and well pleased one.
The passing away of Fred A. Hobbs
recalls to the many lovers of base ball
in this town and county the team of 'S6
| and 'S7, the season that Fred played first