The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-01
TOWN and VICINITY

", X, JDFuhbi beqi VI DihkhaH ""S
in town, Tuesday, transacting business
ut the courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Liun of Hartland
returned home, Tuesday, after visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Simpson
Miss Florence Pooler went to Concord,
Tuesday morning, to pass the month Of
November as the guest Of her aunt, Miss
Julia Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs returned
to Pittsfeld, this morning, after brief
visit with Mrs. Briggs mother, Mrs.
Edith s. Shepherd.
Miss Bertha Pullen Of Augusta has
been In town portion Of the present
week on visit with her grandmother
Mrs. Amelia PulleD.
Chas. II. Tuttle OF this place and L.
/ c. Holden Of Gorham, went 10 Brighton,
Friday on hunting trip and returned
Saturday morning, with H. buck
deer.
The Blunt Hardware Company have
an oyerstock of rsz)rs and cutlery, which
they will off, during the next few
weeks at aatonishly low prices-2rac-
tically cost.
William LeavItt, who had been obliged
by reason of health to take vacation
for the past few weeks, has so far re-
covered as to be able TO resume his
duties as travelling salesman for the
National Biscuit Co., and left here, yes
terday.
Mrs. Fannie Cabot and her daughter,
Miss Edith, left here, Monday for Wash
ington, D. c. They are to pass the month
of November In that city and II the eli
mate seems favorable for Miss Caborc
health, will be likely to. remain for The
winter.
Woodland & Son have something new
In corn, hulled and trelted 30 that II
keeps indefinitely and Is ready for cook
ing any time, said to be the equal oil
freshly prepared hulled corn In every
respect. You store 1t on your pantry
shelf ready to cook and serve any time
Mrs. W. M. Pulsifer went to Water
Vile, Monday, to pass the day with he
mother, Mrs. Helen NJ. Libby, previous
to her departure for the Pacific coast
Mrs. Libby left, Monday evening, TO
California and will pass the winter a
Riverside In the southern part OF tina
state.
We note the announcement In Maine
daily that the Rev. X. B. Mathews, To-
time pastor of the Island Avenue Con
gregational Church of this place, Is t
ccept call to Ellsworth. Mr.. Ma
thews' pastorate here was for one year
ending In May, 1894. For the twelve
years since that time he has been IL
Newcastle, Me.
Miss Lizzie Williams of Boston is ex
pected to arrive here this evening from
Hartland. where she has been passing
her vacation at the home of her mother
Mrs. r. S. Williams. Miss Williams
aunt, Mrs. G. B. Fargreves OF this
place, met her at WaterVile and accom-
panied her on her Hsrtland visit, return
ing home, Friday of last week.
The fourth entertainment of a series
which Is being carried out by the people
OF st. Mary's Parish during the present
year was given at Convent Hall, Tues
day evening. A temperance drama In
three acta, "Out In the Streets" was the
chief feature Of the evening. The silver
water pitcher was awarded to Mrs. Johr
Holland the parlor lamp went to VIM
L4ney and Geo. w. Groder was thu
fortunate one in the case OF the suit Of
clothes. ST. Mary's Orchestra furnished
music for the evening
There Ia upon the Heselton House 10
IA considerable quantity Of refuse WOO
which Ia of no value to the town bu
which could be used to advantage TO
kindling and fuel. Any citizen Of Show
hogan who wishes for portion may re
move 1t under certain requirement
which may be learned upon application
to the seectmen. The town officer
make this OFF, with view to having tn
waste materials devoted to some usefu
purpose, realizing at the same time tina
it will be to the advantage Of the tow
to have them removed from the lot.
Mrs. E. II. Neil left here Monday
morning by the early train to- her hom'
In East Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Mel
had been passing the summer here will
her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Clifford, thi
being her first visit east since she wen
to California twenty-one years ago. Oh
her way east Mrs. Neil visited with rela
lives 10 Nebraska and at other points bu
the return trip will be made In contln
uous ,urney. She is accompanied by
Miss Cora Flanders of Cornvlle, whC
goes to pass the winter with her sister
Mrs. j. d. Trask, whose home Ia on thu
same street and adjoining Mrs. Neil's IL
East Los Angeles.
| Frank s. Cairns, who had been In Cub,
with Hon. w. Fl. Taft, secretary of war
Robert Bacon, assistant secretary o.
state, and their party during the pas
five weeks, arrived home Monday morn
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