The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-27
TOWN and VICINITY


Read about the sale Of wrist bags at
BuckRam's.
Steward has some new walking skirts
In misses Rizes.
Hon. C. A. Marston left, this morning,
for a business trip to Boston.
Jewett & Pencil have shucked clans
aud Finnsn Haddle fresh every Friday.
At Smiths music store you will find
good line Of pianos and organs to rent
Roderick will take your order for lake
trout; the best thing 10 the hsh line
The Heselton House has been recently
reopened under the proprIetorship OF n.
Champagne.
Asa Judklns went to Dexter, Monday
morning, called there by the illness OF
his daughter.
Rev. B. b. Merrill preached at Madl-
SOD, last Sunday, In exchange with the
Rev. c. D. Boothby.
Mrs NJ. l.. Getchell Of Monmouth ar
rived, Tuesday evening, aud is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Woodbury..
The Island Machine Co, have recently
shipped a rope feed saw mill to the
Pttsfeld Electric Light & Power Co.
Mrs.T Howard departed, to-day to
visit her sister in spripgvale, Me. She
will also go to Rochester, n. H. and TO
Boston before returning home
f. s. Parsons and Wallace Emery, two
prominent citizens OF North Arson, were
in town. this morning, for few hours.
Kate Margie has sold out her fruit
store to Chas. Vergani, who comes here
from Pittsfield where be had conducted
similar business Tor lhe pasi iouI ycn1s.
E. K. Delano, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss HAIL, depart
ed for Boston, Monday morning. Ihey
are to visit with relatives in that city
and in Rockland, Mass.
Mrs. Ed Page and her daughter, Miss
Edna, departed, Tuesday morning, for
trip to the Louisiana Purchase fair.
They will be absent several weeks and
will visit Chicago and other cities as well
as st. Louis.
A rehearsal OF Priscilla Rebekah de-
gree staff will be held, Monday evening,
October 31st at 7 o'clock sharp. Tues
day evening, the degree will be confer
red on four candidates. Wednesday
is the visit to Madison, special car at 7
O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Charlotte j. Anderson Of Show
hogan left, Saturday morning, for Win
throp where she Is to visit with relatives
for the next few weeks. She had been
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. d.
W. Colby, the past few months.
Ralph W. Ames left for Boston, Mon
day morning, accompanied by his wife
and child who had been passing the
summer at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Allie T. Whittier. Mr.. Ames' business
Is In Boston but their home is to be in
Maiden.
Eugene A. Moore went to Danvers,
Mass, Tuesday morning, where he will
remain for the next few months. 1t Is
Mr.. Moore's custom to pass this season
In Massachusetts, as he has business in
that state that can more conveniently
be taken care Of by temporary resi-
dence there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Gannett of Au-
gusta were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter P. OIdway over Sur
day. Mrs. Ordway passes a portion OF
this week and next with them in Boston
a nd left here, Tuesday noon, for that
city, being joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Gam
nett at Augusta.
E. B. Carter recently had the pleasure
of entertaining at his home his cousin,
Asa White. Of Colfax City, Washington
who had rot previously been In Maine
for twenty-five years. Mr.. White left
for Union, Tuesday morning, to visit
In that section; he will prob
ably return here before going to his
b ONE Id the west.
Wilkle Clark arrived home, this week,
after a season Of ball playing with one
Of the teams of the Southern league.
Since the close of the base ball season
Mr.. Clark has visited the fair at st.
Louis and the stock ranch at Aberdeen,
South Dakota, owned by his father, j.
2. Clark, and other eastern capitalists.
He came directly from Dakota to Maine
a carload Of horses, raised
Tor the most part on the ranch Aberdeen.
The storm, last Friday evening, blew
Down eight poles belonging to the Show
legan Electric Light Co. Two OF these
were on Maine street, two on East
Leavltt street and four on Spring street.
The following morning the Athens
stage driver found tree across the road
and was obliged to take down a fence
and drive for some diatance through the
Held to get around it. The New Eng
land Telephone Co. had its Madison line
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