The Somerset reporter., 1904-06-02
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Emily Plummer OF Lewiston is
visiting relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. <. Jackson we're the
guests Of friends In Augusta over Sun
day.
Miss Myrtis Genthner returned, Tues
day evening, from a short visit to Port
land and Damariscotta.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Libby Of Watervillt
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W
NJ. Pulsifer, over Sunday.
A. E. Mitchell and son, Kenneth, OF
Sanford, returned home Tuesday morn
ing after weeks visit In town.
Mrs. Robert Houston returned to her
home In Sangerville, Tuesday, after q
short visit with friends In town.
B. r. Baker arrived home. Friday
morning, from business trip oil ABOUT
two weeks to Minneapolis, MINI.
f. @. Woodbury. and Joshua Williams
have returned from weeks hsning al
Carry pond. They report fine catch.
Quite party of Skowhegan gentle
men attended the Colby-Bowdoin ball
game In Waterville, Saturday afternoon
Read the announcement Of auction
sale of engine house and other buildings
By the special committee of the village
corporation.
Miss Idle Nye was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred R. Philbrick Memorial
dav, returning to her home In Fairfield,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. william Mcclellan OF Caribou,
who had been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. FL zabeth Burrill, since last week.
returned home to-day.
Clarence Weston Esq. Of Boston &C
companled by his wife was In town the
first of the week, guests of his mother,
Mrs. lothian Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Wildes OF
Lewiston were guests Of relatives here
over Sunday, Mr.. wildes returning
home, Monday morning.
James Nutting Is to build house on
the lot which be purchased last summer
on Neil hill. He expects to have the
cellar completed by July l.
Mrs. R. W. Brown calls attention In
advertisement, this week, to her mid
summer line of millinery and other
items of Interest to intending purchasers.
Misses Berle and Elsie Walton gave
musical In the Ryerson building at
Hlnckley, last Friday afternoon, before
the Young ladies' OF Good Will Home.
II you have potatoes, either few In
the garden or ten acres on the FARM you
will soon need some Paris Green. Buck
nam has large stock; also Bug Death.
Robert L. Blgelow, whs now has po-
sition as engineer In one Of the wooden
mills of Pittsf1eld, passed Sunday In
town as the guest of his brother, DR.. +.
s. Bigelow.
We are about to make shipment Of
magazines to the bindery. Anyone hav-
ing periodicals which they plan to have
bound In the near future should bring
them to this flee at once.
The last regular meeting OF the ladies'
afternoon whist club was held at the
home of Miss Clara Varney on Madison
avenue, Friday afternoon, which proved
one of the most enjoyable OF the season.
<. G. Bradley of Lowell, Mass, at one
time a member Of the force at the RE
PORTER office, is visiting relatives In
town, this week. Mr.. Bradley has fine
position with the Lowell Morning Citizen.
William G. Rand and Mrs. Mary Gofl
left town Monday morning for Oanvers,
Mass, where they have situations In a
hotel. They have both been employees
at the Skowhegsn House for several
years.
Mr.. G. F. Paddock's cream and milk
team makes deliveries Tuesday and FRI
day. Try his pasturized cream and
milk, also sweet skim and butter-milk.
Orders taken for swill milk to be de-
livered any time.
Two skowhegan boys figured promi-
nently In the field day of the Delta Kap-
pa Epsilon fraternity held at Bowdoin
College, Brunswick, recently, William
B. Webb taking first In throwing the
discus and Walter Cushing winning the
440 yard dash.
Miss Lizzie Williams of Boston was
the guest OF her uncle, Geo. B. Fair
grieves, Sunday and Monday, returning
home, Tuesday morning. Miss Williams
has position as stenographer with c.
r. Sherman, electrical engineer, located
In the Board of Trade Building.
Next Sunday will be observed by
Skowhegsn Lodge, A. o. U. W. as Me-
mortal Sunday. AT the hour OF 3 O'Clock
p. M, the members will attend spe'
clal service at St. Mary's church, where
a sermon will be preached by Rev. A. o.
Lacroix. Bloomfield Assembly Pythian
Sisterhood are invited to unite with
Skowhegan Lodge In this observance OF
Memorial Sunday.
Miss Addle Warren, who had been TAX
ing a rest and vacation with her parents
In Cornville, necessitated at this time on
account of her health, has so far recov-
| cred az to be able to resume her position