The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-19
TOWN and VICINITY

Monday next.
Dow & Carter carry Hart, Schaffner &
Marx clothing.
P. S. Longley of Scion was In town
few hours, Saturday.
A young man lie wanted to learn the
business at Bucknam's.
Miss Lou Reed returned from Boston
on the afternoon train of Friday.
Cut prices on groceries at Patterson
& Goodrich's-Read their ad.
Mrs. Frederick Cony of Augusta was
a guest at the Coburn, Saturday.
Another keg of insect powder just re-
ceived at G. r. Fogg's.
L. W. Chase went to AmesDury, Mass,
Saturday morning, on business trip.
Miss Edith Cushing of Bangor is the
guest of her aunt, Miss Annie Hayden.
Mrs. j. A. Dealey and Mrs. c. E.
Dealey went to Boston, Saturday morn
ing.
Dainty stationery in pretty boxes
the correct thing, at Foggs new drug
store.
Miss Edna Davis of Waterville was
the guest over Friday night of Skowhe-
gan friends.
Misses Alice Owens and Florence Mil
liken of Bingham were in town, shop
ping, Saturday.
Mrs. F. C. Dow went to Portland,
Saturday morning, to visit her sister
for few weeks.
A ball will be given in Grange hall,
April 16, for which Lees orchestrs.of six
pieces will play.
Miss Annie Leland entertained the
whist club at her home on Madison ave.,
Friday afternoon.
Judge Whitehouse is guest at Hotel
Coburn during the March term over
which he presides.
The Social Circle of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the parsonage, Monday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Annie Kelley returned to VIM,
Friday afternoon, after a visit OF four
weeks with Skowhegan friends.
Mrs. A. Lumsden went to Everett,
Mass. on the morning train Of Saturday,
to visit her sons, Andrew and James.
Walter Hight was In Brunswick, FRI
day night to attend reception given by
one Of the college fraternities at Bowdoip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Houghton Of Bing-
ham, were guests the past week, In the
families of L. w. Weston and Mrs. d. M.
Bacon.
The cast of Little Trump" as well as
those who came up to witness the play,
total party of 20 were guests at the
Coburn.
The perfume cabinet at Fogg's new
drug store Is the attraction Of all ladies.
All that's latest and best will be found
therein.
Queen Lila clairvoyant Spiritual Med
ium with her rowing Indian camp, assist
ed by Princess lola, French Palmlst, Is
located at 30 Water st.
Phillip H. Coombs, city engineer Of
Bangor and G.. N. Hersey of the city
engineers office, were In town, Saturday
on business relating to the new bridge.
A dance was held In Milburn hall
after the performance of Little Trump,
Friday night, given by the high school
in honor of the students Of the Water
vile high.
Kendalrs orchestra plays at Madison
tonight, for the second annual concert
and ball of the Canibas tribe |. o. r. NJ.
Among the aids George L. Cleveland and
c. H. bolt of this place.
w. s. Wight's closing concert at Madi-
son occurs, Monday, Mar. %. Special
cars will leave Skowhegan at p. m.
and return after the concert. A special
train will run from Bingham to Madison.
The chorus will number nearly 200
singers.
f. B. Chase, who has been at Dawson
City In the famous Klondike country for
two years past, returned home, Tuesday
night, his family having continued to
reside here during his absence. He has
been engaged In the express business
with a hrother.in-law
DIR. E. Il. Stevens of Cambridge, Mass.
arrived here on the 10 30 train, Monday.
He was summoned by telegraph to see
Mrs Warren White, a former patient.
The doctor was driven to Waterville late
10 the afternoon where he caught the
pullman for home.
Miss Eta Emery made a most unfor-
tunate mistake, Tuesday morning last,
taking a spoonful of iodine In place Of
iron and wine, the liquids being In SINH
lar shaped bottles In the cupboard. The
usual measures were taken promptly
and were efficacious, and her condition
is not considered alarming.
During the past week Taylor & Pen
nell have sold house and one lot on
East Front street; house on French
street and the shoe stock of Ernest w.
Vigue on Water street, Skowhegan.
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