The Somerset reporter., 1895-06-13
TOWN and VICINITY

see invitation to bcyclists in another
column.
Flowers for commencement. Orders
taken az Patterns drug store.
Clarence T Pullen of Auburn passed
Sunday in town with his parents.
Z. = Baker Esq, of Bingham, was in
attendance at Probate court Tuesday.
DR.. F. {. Thayer of Watervlle, was
in town Tuesday on professional busi-
ness.
Harold Hanson attended the Inter
collegiate games at Waterville, Satur-
day.
Miss Marybell Chase arrived in town
Saturday afternoon, for a visit to Mrs
Abel Prescott.
Rev. Royal 7. Sawyer of Mermae,
Mass, occupied the pulpit at the Uni
versalist church, Sunday.
Julian L. Wilder. wife and little son
of Augusta, were the guests of G. B.
Stafford and family over Sunday
Miss Violet Durgin's class in the
Baptist Hill school went on a picnic to
Madison pond, Saturday afternoon.
Carl +. Hutchinson of Skowhegan,
class Of 90, is the managing editor OF
the Colby Echo for the current year.
Mrs Truman sawyer left home Tues
day TO 90 to Bangor. From there she
goes to l-lesboro, 70 pass the summer.
Mrs. Fred Bryant Of Boston arrived
in town last Week to spend the summer
months with her father, Mr.. Augustus
Fowler.
Wheelmen are asked 10 keep an eye
out for bicycle stolen from Farming
tor, Tuesday. 1t had red rims and the
left handle bar is badly worn.
Messrs. Robbins and Dow have ar
ranged for some bicycle races to occur
at Farview Park, Monday afternoon
next. There are four events and they
promise to be holly contested.
Hon. -. y. Stewart Was in town Tues
day, the first time since his return from
spending the winter aud spring on the
Pacific coast. He says there is no place
like New England and Maine is the place
he delights in.
The REPORTER office has just invested
in an abundant supply Of new type for
book, magazine and pamphlet work.
The skowhegan High school paper, The
Lever, is being printed thcrefrom and it
will be handsome number.
Mr.. c. l.. Weymouth of Sangeryille,
who has been at the Anidross SAM
tarium for few weeks being treated for
rheumatism, returned home yesterday in
wonderfully changed condition. thanks
to the fiicacy of those baths.
Mr.. Horace q, Smith of Foxboro,
Mass, and Mrs. Amos Shumway and
two children of Dover, Mass, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Good
win of this place, and Martin Smith and
wife of Cornville, portion of the past
W eek, returning home Tuesday.
No 18th of July celebration in Skowhe- +
gan this year, the movement of the
Board of Trade early in the year having
fallen through. We can indulge in quiet
enjoyment of the day at home or take
trip to some town that does celebrate.
Norridgewock has some races and the
Electric rail brings them almost to our
doors.
The third lun of the Skowhegan
Wheel Club occurred the 9th, twenty
one members participating. The party
left Skowhegan at 915 A. NJ. going to
South Norridaewock and thence to Old
Point where lunch was served by
Caterer Delano. After lunch the run
was continued to Madison and from
there to Hayden Lake, via. the new road
from Madison village to the town house.
There were several ladies in the party.
The opening performance of Nicker.
son and Nesmith's Comedians, Thursday
evening June 10th, will be for the bene-
fit of Hobbs Military Band of So. Nor
ridgewock and as this is young but
pushing, hustling organization and needs
financial aid to keep up with the times,
their friends should turn out as strongly
as possible. All the membt RS have re-
served seats to sell at 81 cts each. This
excellent band will give concert in
front of the hall before the performance.
At a meeting of the School Committee
Saturday last, the following assignment
of teachers was made for the coming
year: Baptist Hill class, Addie r
Smith; B class, Violet V. Durgin.
Leavitt st Grammar, Annie f. Jud-
kins; Intermediate, Addie Swain; Upper
Primary, Blanch Tantish; Lower Pri-
mary, Maude Emery; Assistant, Ger
trude Goodwin. Pleasant ST., Aida c.
French. Jewett ST., Florence Bartlett.
Park Grammar, Zaidee Morrison; In
termediate, Annie Barbeau; Upper Pri-
mary, Hattie Avore; Lower Primary,
Lizzie w. Healey. Mechanic ST., Martha |
Z. Wentworth. w. Front ST., Kate c.
Fletcher.
The recently elected officers of Canton
Somerset No. 20, |. O. o. F., were in
stalled last Thursday evening by Major