The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-04-14
Grating wax at Bucknsm's.

April records received at Smiths
Music Store.
See Delano's window, Saturday, for
his chocolate display.
Do you use pure cream tartar? Do
you buy 1t at Bucknam's?
A. F. Donigsn, one of Blngham's
prominent business men, was In town,
Friday.
Mrs. H. c. Woodbury. returned, Tues
day evening, from her vacation trip to
Philadelphia.
Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Durgin Of
The Forks was In town comforting with
Sheriff Lang, Tuesday.
Harry Palmer returned to his stndies
at Bowdoin College, Tuesday, after past
Ing his vacation with his people 10 Corn
vile.
Z. T. Goodrich went to Lewiston Tues
day to return with Mrs. Goodrich who
had been in hospital in that city for
some weeks.
Brigham & Seekins have just received
a new lot of ready -.o-wear hats, which
are up to date in every way and the
prices are right.
Frank T. Ross of St. Stephen, New
Brunswick arrived, Saturday, to join
Mrs. Ross in the visit she is making with
relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Chase of Bling
ham arrived Tuesday evening for visit
with their son, Eben +. Chase at his
home on Madison Ave.
Mrs. W. E. Hsckett returned Sunday
morning from Bangor where she went
last week to attend the Nordica concert
and for a short visit with friends.
Chas. W. Day has sold his house on
Madison Ave. to Dexter Rowe and for
the present will make his home with
Mrs. Days father, Mr.. G. II. Palmer.
Eldon Boyd left Monday morning for
Fort Fairfield, Aroostook County, and
later will visit at Peel, New Brunswick,
his former home. He will be absent g.
bout two weeks.
John Towne of Portland, New England
representative of the American Bridge
Co. was In town few hours, Tuesday,
keeping In touch with skowhegan's lat
est bridge project.
Miss Lottie Vgue returned Saturday
evening from Boston, where abe wen
two weeks since with Mrs. N. b. Vigue
who subsequently went from that city to
Los Angeles to join her husband.
Call at l.. W. Chase's new repository,
opposite the REPORTER office, and look
over his great stock of new carriages.
They are arriving every day and you
will be cure to find something to suit
you.
A crew OF carpenters In charge OF
Chas. Plummer are making Important
repairs on the store, No. So Madison
Ave-, owned by f. N. Merrill. The
interior Ia to be fitted with new shelving
and a plate glass front Is being put In
place.
About two O'Clock Sunday mornir e
the family of D. F. Judkins was aroused
by someone trying to break into door
leading into the house from the rear va
| randa, The disturbance was caused by
a man so intoxicated that 1t was ap.
parent he did not know "where he was
att. He succeeded In detaching the
storm door from it's hinges but left few
minutes later without offering further
violence. The following afternoon hat
and overcoat were found entangled with
the barbed wire fence surrounding the
garden, undoubtedly left there by the
early morning visitor.
Members OF Psrmenas Encampment to
the number OF about forty-five went to
Waterville by special train Friday even
ing to be present at the annual union en-
campment meeting In which the encamp
ments from Newport and Pittsfield as
we'll as Watervile and Skowhegan PAL
ticIpate. The degree team of Parmenas
encampment performed the work of the
first degree upon candidate after which
all sat down to banquet which
wound up by speechmaking. A YER,
enjoyable time Is reported by all who al
tend d and not the least amusing incident
seems to have been that two of the mo't
popular members of Parmenas Encamp-
ment missed the train which pulled out
while they were watching fire that
blazed up over In Clinton about the time
the party were going to the depot
These two gentlemen arrived home the
following and seem to enjoy the Joke MS
we'll as their comrades who came home
per original schedule.
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| Nothing so convenient as a mileage
book when you travel. Patten has them.
Old papers SC. bundle at the RE