The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-29
TOWN and VICINITY
Guns to let ATT. D. symons.

P.R Steward has desirable tenement
TO rent on Island Avenue.
Col. and Mra. T. II. Anderson of Port
land passed Sunday In town, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Agnes Steward passed yesterday
Ia Waterville, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Heath.
Choice line Of new rubber goods just
received at Fogg's drug store, all guaran-
teed. See his window.
Capt. r. C. Dunlap passed, last week,
with relatives In Nashua, \. II, srriv-
ing home, Saturday evening.
The Congregational Working League
will meet with Mrs. Lewis Anderson,
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Mrs. Serene L. Webb of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was the guest of Mrs. NJ. T. Webb
on Madison avenue, Sunday and Mon
day.
Delano will be prepared to deliver you
those nice oysters, as formerly, on Sat-
urdays and Sunday mornings, commenc-
ing, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Spear OF Madison
Center took the train from this station,
yesterday morning, for Boston for three
weeks vacation trip.
Miss Lord will return from the New
York millinery openings this week, and
will be pleased to do work for all who
desire. Telephone 42-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tufts aud their
young daughter, Catherine, are the
guests this week, of Mr.. Tufts mother,
Mrs. Celia Tufts, Oh North avenue.
The excellent coffee used at the
"Harvest Dinner" at the NJ. +, church,
yesterday, was presented to the society
by George Simpson, the grocer.
B. T. Stewards Stirling colt, "Tom-
mie", took first money In the three-year
old race at the Central Maine fair at
Waterville, last week, and the second
money at a like event In Lewiston, Tues
day.
Raymond Hoxie arrived here, Satur-
day morning, from Seattle, Wash, where
he went from here In August, 1903, and
has been occupied at his trade as a Jew
eler. Mr.. Hoxie plans to pass the win
ter In the east and to return to Seattle
In the spring
Autumn foliage Is gorgeous In bright
hues of red, green and yellow now.
A popularity Of coloring this season Is
noticed In the maple. The change from
green In many cases appears first In
clusters OF bright red leaves, making the
combination rich and striking.
C. Fl. Playse, state deputy Of the H.
dependent Order of Foresters, Is In town
with view to Increasing the member
ship of court Wesserunsett. A special
meeting OF this order is called for We'd
nesday evening next, October oh, at
which time limitations will occur and re-
freshments will be served.
The dates have been fixed for the first
meetings of Skowhegan's literary clubs
for the series which each Is to hold
through the coming winter, The
Woman's Club has the earlier date, az
they assemble first, Wednesday evening,
October 10Th, the Town Improvement
Society following Friday evening OF the
same week, and Sorosls converting for
the first time, Tuesday, November lst.
Mrs. Mary A. Mnliken died In Corn
vile last Friday of apoplexy at the age
of seventy years. She was the daughter
of the late Ulysses Milliken and Is sur
vived by three daughters, Miss Alexan-
dria Milliken of st. Louis, Mo-, Mrs.
Nettie Graham of Nashvill, Tenn. and
Mrs. Leila Hope of New York City.
Mrs. Hope accompanied the remains to
st. Louis for nterment, leaving here by
the noon train, Monday.
The train that leaves Portland at 8 10
p. m. running through to Lewiston and
Saturday nights through to Waterville
and Skowbegan arriving here at nine
O'Clock and leaving, Monday morning,
at five, will upon the change Of time,
October 10, run through to Waterville
and Skowhegan every day In the week
but Sunday and returning leave Skowhe-
gan every morning at O'Clock for Wa
terville, Lewiston and Portland, arriv-
ing there at 9.35 a. m. This Is an i'm
portant addition to Skowhegan's train
service giving four arrivals and four de-
partures each day.
The first OF series Of four entertain
ments which the members OF st. Mary's
Parish are giving 10 connection with
their annual fair, occurred at the hall Of
the convent last Monday evening. Be
sides the members OF Catholic families
there were present large number of
town and all enjoyed exceedingly the
presentation OF "rony the Convict by
the amateurs Of st. Mary's society "a
well as the musical speoIaltles, which
were introduced between the acts. The
next entertainment will probably be In
the nature OF a minstrel troop and, as
now planned, will be given some even
Ing durlug the week OF October l0h.
Two young men, Angler l.. Goodwin