The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-13


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Mrs. Helen Brown and Mrs. Samuel
Robinson are visiting friends in Water
vile.
Miss C. j. Williams is passing q two
weeks vacation with Pennington relG-
tives.
Hon. D. J. McGlllicuddy of Lewiston
was In town, yesterday, on legal
business.
| Rev. aad Mrs. W. A. Smith of Por:-
land were calling on Skowhegan friends,
! Monday.
Mrs. W. Fl. Gannett and Miss Florence
of Augusta. are the guests of Mrs. W.
R. Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Guy Pennell returned
Tuesday, from visit to relatives in
vinalhsven.
J. Wallace Blunt went to Boothbsy,
Saturday, to pass few days at the
Marston cottage.
Wallace C. Emery of North Arson,
deputy sheriff, accompanied by his wife,
was is town, Tuesday.
Skowhegan Grange Is to hold a Field
Day at Lakewood, Wednesday next, and
1t will be an all day meeting.
A coaching party of six from the
North Pond House, Smithfield, was in
town for short time yesterday.
CT Davis of New York city arrived
In town Monday night, to pass few
days at his summer home, "Killcare."
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch and young son,
Harold. of Worcester, Mass, came to
town, Monday for visit with relatives.
How popular it has become to drop
into Delano's Candy Kitchen for an ice
cream with friend. Have you tried it?
M. B. Heselton, E. E. Curtis, and
Llewellyn Goodwin appraised the stock
of goods of the late j. A. Dealey this
week.
Miss Harriet Bussey of Needham,
Mass, arrived, Tuesday night, for a
visit of several weeks to her mother,
Mrs. II. A. Bussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Whiting Of Brook
Ign, N. Y, who are on their annual visit
to Norridgewock friends and relatives,
were in town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Smith return
ed on Tuesday evening. from two
weeks larry at Cape Elizabeth and
Diamond Island, Portland Harbor.
J.H. Roderick visited in Portland this
week, to witness the army and navy
manoeuvres. E. G. Taylor assisted at
the market during the owners absence.
FRS. VIM. Warren and daughter OF
Atlantic, Mass, who have been the
guests Of her sister, Mrs. f. B. Hutchns,
for few weeks, returned home, Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary c. Palmer, who has been
renewing acquaintance here for several
days, left, yesterday morning, for South
Lvermore, where she will spend several
weeks.
The Woman's Missionary Circle of the
First Baptist Church will hold "Fav-
orite" meeting with Mrs. H. S. Steward,
Madison Ave, Friday, Aug. IA, at 2 80
o'clock.
An extensive job of grading is just
being completed about he residence of
D. H. Bartlett on Madison Ave. The
work was under the supervision of c. A.
Leighton.
A. II. Weston left, Monday, for MAI
chester, n. H., on business. From there
he will accompany E. F. Fairbrother,
who left here yesterday noon, on a trip
to Denver, Colo, and other western
cities.
The season of Thursday evening dances
at The Pines, so popular last year, CON-
mences to night and the management
have made arrangements for return
car from Skowhegan to Madison after
the dances.
Mr.. John Knox and daughters, Ethel
and Louise, of Hartford, Conn.,, have
been the guests of j. G. Griffin at "Ki!-
dare" for a few days, this week. Mr..
Knox is descendant Of John Knox of
colonial fame.
M. B. Heselton recently visited Madi-
son and bought out whole stock of
goods In the variety line, similar to his
regular stock. The store had not been
long established In Madison, the stock
was right uI-tc- date. 1t is said he got a
great bargain.
George Fl. Webb, road commissioner,
informs the REPORTER that the work OF
matchmaking Water street at the lower
end, as per vote of the town at its al
nual meeting, will be commenced shor,-
ly and be pushed to early completion.
The roadway to be built will replace
about the poorest piece of street In town
one that has great amount Of travel.
Dlphtherla made its appearance again,
last week, In the family of j. j. Whit
more on High Street. His nine year old
son Willie was taken sick early in the
week and died Thursday night, the dis