The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-08
TOWN and VICINITY

ID. symons has guns to let by the
dav OK week.
Buy corsets, hosiery and underwear
at Heselton's.
Walter Flint went to West Baldwin,
Friday morning.
Mrs. E. L. Cummings went to Maiden,
Mass, Friday morning.
DIR. j. H. Pooler is passing the week
In Portland and Boston.
The up-to date line Of Sporting Goods
at The Blunt Hardware Co.
Miss Florence Pooer went to Bangor,
Saturday afternoon, to visit relatives.
Furnished room for rent to a lady, at
10 Leavitt street, corner OF Court street.
VI. Cobb and family left for their
new home in Rochester, n. Il. Saturday
morning.
Miss Harriet Pollard of Pawtucket, r.
l. is the guest, this week, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Lowe.
Among the attractions booked at
Coburn hall, this month, are Hearts Of
Oak" aud "a Village Fool"
DR.. c. p. Sawyer has gone to a sani-
tarium In New York where he will re-
ceiye treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. c. w. Day went to Augusta. Sat
urday morning, where she was the guest
for few days OF Miss Alice French.
Miss Mary Donigan went to Lawrence,
Mass, Saturday morning, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Donigan.
Mrs. r. l.. Hall, who passed the sum
mer with her parents in Athens, return
ed to her home in Philadelphia, Friday
morning.
DR.. Molay commandery, K. T., held a
stated eonclave at their asylum, Tuesday
evening, the first since the summer
vacation.
Hon. D. D. Stewart left here, Friday
afternoon, for Boston where he argues
case before the United States court of
appeals, this week.
Will Webb was in town over Sunday
on his return from Bar Harbor, and left
Monday morning to resume his studies
at Bowdon college.
A large quantity of bark is being ship
ped from this station this fail. Several
double team loads are being hauled in
in from the country daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Goodwin, who
have been visiting her father in Califor-
mia for two months, returned home,
last Thursday, afternoon.
Mrs. E. B. Carter and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude Carter, went to Bath,
Thursday afternoon, where they will
visit relatives for three weeks.
A, B. Calden, who has disposed OF his
baking business in Madison, was In town,
last week, In the interest Of the Macca-
bees. He left Saturday afternoon for
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Greene of
Boston were among the arrivals, Friday
afternoon, and are the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Danforth, in the lower
part Of the town.
Maine Central section men saw a bull
moose near the track little this side of
Pishon's Ferry, one day last week. We
learn that residents of the middle and
back road have seen him.
The Skowhegan high school foot ball
eleven defeated the Madison high school
eleven at Fairview park, Saturday after
noon 5 to O. Guy French made the
touch down after a 80 yard run.
George w. Belonga Of Lynn passed
Sunday in town with relatives. Mr..
Belonga went to Richmond, Monday
morning, where he is contemplating
opening a branch factory of his Lynn
mandatory.
DR.. f. Fl. Stevens, who had been at
his summer home, Bloomfield cottage,
for two mouths, returned to Cambridge,
Mass, Friday morning. Mrs. Stevens
and Miss Luella Stevens will remain at
Bloomfield several weeks longer.
r. w. Brown dedicated his new store
opposite this office by giving a dance
there, last Friday night. The store was
we'll lighted and decorated with bunting.
The novelty of ground floor dance at
tracted a large crowd of spectators.
Lees orchestra played.
s. G. Ward made his annual trip to the
Russell woods, Saturday. He saw plenty
of deer signs, but failed to secure one.
1t Is very seldom that Sumner returns
empty handed from the tall timber.
During his absence E. j. Kimball had
charge of the Maine Central baggage
room.
Robert Hayden of Athens and Miss
Olive Hayden of Madison Center left
here, Friday, for Lewiston, to attend the
annual meeting of the Maine Association
of Spiritualiste. At the business meet.
Ing, Saturday afternoon, Robert Hayden
was elected president, and Mrs. Alice
GRAHAM of this town one of the board Of
directors.
In last weeks REPORTER an error &C.
Cured in regard to the funeral of Peter
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