The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-10
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Have you tried Bucknam's Saturday
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Attend W. II. Wlldes' suite opening
next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. P. Viles are In Halo
well this week visiting at the home OF
Mise Ethel johnson.
Mrs. Lewis Anderson, Mrs. Frank X.
Folsom and Mrs. @. B. Stafford are visit
! ing In Watervlle, today.
From nire O'Clock, Thursday evening
to five O'Clock, Friday morning, the tenn
perature fell thirty-sx degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Libby of Burnham
arrived yesterday morning to be guests
/ OF DR.. and Mrs. Pulsifer for few days.
Charles w. Nutting authorizes the RE-
PORTER to state that he will be a eandi-
date for town clerk at the coming town
meeting.
Mrs. Clara f. Norton departed, this
morning, for Boston and New York
city on business pertaining to her dress
making establishment.
Miss Gertrude Towle, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Star
lev f. Towle, went to Boston, Friday
afternoon. After a short visit with re-
latives In that city she will return to her
home 10 Auburn.
= The bond holders of the Skowhegan &
Norridgewock Railway, having obtained
title by decree of foreclosure, entered al
the last term of the Supreme court In this
county, will sell the property of the
company at public auction al the car
barn 10 Skowhegan on Thursday April I.
Mrs. Hattie Webb and Mrs. Addie
Langley of Auburn, formerly OF Skow-
hogan, were In a street car accident on
Auburn Nights, Saturday evening. The
car was thrown across the street with
much force and the passengers were
considerably bruised but no bones were
broken.
The March term of the supreme court
will begin at the court house, Tuesday
the 10Th instant, with Chief Justice Wis
we'll presiding. Judge Wiswell is to en-
ter upon term Of court at Bangor on
Tuesday, April 5, and therefore the
March term here cannot be longer than
three weeks.
The thunder storm, which was 10
evidence about two o'clock, Thursday
afternoon of last week, was all that was
needed to make the present winter tht
most remarkable Within the memory OF
this generation. Electrical storms are
almost unheard OF in New England from
September TO May.
John F. Phillips returned Thursday Of
last week from a ak weeks trip to the
West, during which he visited Montreal,
Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis
making a short stay in each city. A.
usual with our citizens he returns with
the impression that Skewhegan offers
advantages as place of residence that
are not obtained elsewf ere.
A fair sized and very enthusiastic au'
dience greeted the Canadian Jubilee
singers at the Methodist church, last
evening. This Is a company Of much
ability such as many of the smaller
towns seldom have the privilege of lis
tening to-. Each one of the soloists was
particularly pleasing, while the Imperal
Orchestra added much to the evenings
entertainment.
The respectable sum of 88 580.93 has
been apportioned to the various agricul-
tural societies In the State, mostly
county and local organizations from
Madawaska to North Berwick. Somer-
set societies were awarded sums as fol-
lows: East Somerset, S230.77; Somer-
set Central, $S9.46; Somerset County,
$7096; Bingham, $ll.32. These sums
help out finances and make exhibitions
practicable In some cases.