The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-05-09
TOWN and VICINITY


New pafasols nave aiilNeu ~ 'tN
ways.
\ new sidewalk was laid last week on
spring street.
Mrs. Y. II. Gannett of Augusta, spent
Sunday in town.
Deputy sheriff Mutt of Fairfield, was
in town Tuesday.
Patterns kon-Seals, for headache. the
talk of the town.
Full fashioned hose double heels and
toes, only l5c at Judkins'
The Snow Bound Club met with Mrs.
K. W. Brown yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. {. 81. Green Of Boston, is in
town, visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie
Danforth.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. f. Conant and Mrs,
c. NJ. Lambert left for Boston, saturday
morning.
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery butter
retais at the stores in town. for 20 cents
a pound.
Send in your orders for Memorial
flowers. Don't get lett South side
Greenhouse Co.
Capt. ". II. Emery who has been in
Boston, nearly three months is at home
for few weeks.
Walter Harding who is attending the
Brunswick Medical college, has been at
home for few days.
The noon freight, arriving in skow-
hogan at PA, las resumed its trips
for the summer season.
Mothers-Don't make your boys shirt
or blouse waists, you can lind an elegant
line at Chas F. Wards.
Lost, an Irish setter dog. If the find
er will return to !. {. Griflin's Office, he
will be paid for the trouble,
Miss Minta 5. Powers returned from
Portland, where she has been attending
court, last Wednesday evening.
Holman f. Day was in town Friday
evening, representing the Lewiston jour
nal at the Imperial Club spread.
BE sure and get one of those SlO0
bible stands, solid oak for - cents, this
week only, at Bragg q Nalney's.
Sam Lunt, one of the most popular
conductors on the Boston " Maine rail
road, was in town Friday evening.
Mark Wallace left town for Peabody,
Mass, Friday morning, where he will
pass brief vacation at his home.
Miss Martha Tracey, and Miss Edith
Hanson of Colby University spent sun
day with DR.. and Mrs. c. Y. Hanson.
At the complimentary banquet tot. F,
Murray at Hotel Heselton tonight it is
expected that not less than fifty will be
present.
One of the largest and finest safes in
town was received and placed in the law
office of Forrest Goodwin, Esq, this
week. Its beauty.
Mr.. George Boardman of the Island
Machine Co., is just getting around
again after an illness of some days mar
rowly escaping pneumonia.
Mrs. c. F. Tobey left home by yes
terday's train en- route to Minneapolis,
Mimi, on ii visit to her brother, and
will be absent about two months.
DR.. f. o. Sawyer and wife and Fred
X. Philbrick, were in attendance upon
the calico ball in Waterville last evening,
given by the society people of that city,
Robert Mckenzie has broken ground
for new residence on a lot recently
purchased by him on Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Wallace Ladd is to have charge of the
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett A. Stevens of
Charlestown, Mass, are at Hotel Hesel-
ton for few days. Mr.. Stevens has
been a railroad commissioner of Massa
chusetts for the past twelve years.
The S. q n, electric road have two
fiat cars and crew of men at work
grading the road and putting it into fine
condition. The company have purchas-
ed piece of land about midway of the
line, run Il spur track to it and thus
have an abundance Of the best apple
gravel obtainable.
a. +. Melrose, who for some time has
been boss dyer of the Coburn WOODEN
Mills, Ihas resigned to accept "A like POSI-
ton with the +. d. Peel; Mfg. Co, of
Pittsiield, Mass, with whom he was
formerly connected. Mr.. Lawrence
Coburn who has been second hand un-
der Mr.. Melrose. succeeds him.
The officers Of Sorosis are entitled to
warm words of commentator for the
very enjoyable entertainment they gave
the members of the society and their in
vited guests, Tuesday evening last in
Bethany church. the lecture of Mr..
Frederick Bancroft on the subject Irish
Songs and Song Writer'S" 1t was adj
mirable and delighted a large audience
of attentive listeners.
Summer heat dropped down upon Us
the past week alarmingly sudden. On
Saturday the thermometer registered
between so and 80 in the shade, follow
ed nv a thunder shower in the nfternoon.