The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-06-25

County Commissioner Weber is in
town today.
Deputy Sheriff F. L. Harding was in
town Tuesday.
CT. Jones Esq. returned from lis
trip to st. Louis, Tuesday
f. n. Merrill, Esq is on business
trip to New York, this week.
Hon. S. a. Nye and Amos f. Gerald
of Fairfield, were in town yesterday.
The {. {. {. {. meet with Miss
Gertrude Weston. Friday afternoon.
Miss Ooie Hilton left home. yesterday
morning, to spend a few weeks at Old
/ Orchard.
viii Holt left this morning for Port
land. He has position at the Ottawa
i House.
c. II. Rochester is enjoyitg vacation
at his old home on the shores of Lake
Champlain.
John Donigan left home, Tuesday af-
ternoon, on visit to several cities in
Massachusetts.
Miss Pearl McIntire and Miss Minnie
Snow were among the arrivals on Wed
nesday evenings train.
Miss Nellie Larkn of Waterville was
the guest of Miss Katie Donegan
| through commencement
Augustine Simmons, Esq. and Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Atkinson of North An
son, were in town Tuesday.
Hon. w. C. Phlbrook, municipal
Judge of Waterville, was in town, yester-
day. He drove across from Pennington,
Tuesday.
Our contract with the New York
Tribune, by which we about give this
weekly to REPORTER subscribers, ex-
pires in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delano Leighton of
Dexter, who have been visiting their
son, Rev. Geo. E. Leighton, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Wallace Blunt returned to Madison
this morning where he is keeping time
for crew of river drivers of the Kenne-
bee Log Driving Co.
Perfumes, % cts. an or. at Ordway's.
There will be politics in town in
abundance, next week, the Republican
County Convention Tuesday. and the
Democratic, Wednesday.
Brookings & Priest have trimmed
sailors in all the latest styles and COM
binations. Call and see them. Watch
their window on Friday and Saturday.
Edw. Gledhill left home, Wednesday
afternoon, for trip to Boston, Provi-
dence, New York and possibly to Phil
adelphia and Washington
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Jones of North Arson, was
in town, yesterday, and called at the
REPORTER office. He has been patron
of the REPORTER for many years.
How can you make $500 any easier
than by saving it when you buy your
carriage: l.. W. Chase guarantees you
shall do it if you purchase of him.
Miss Fannie Moulton of Bath, former
ly assistant in Skowhegan High School,
attended the graduating exercises of
the class OF so and the exercises of the
class of 81, in Coburn Hall tins week.
Mr. G. w. Savage was in town yester-
day. He has sold out his place at Cara
tuuk, and has established himself in
business at Jackman with L. II. Dunton
under the firm name, Savage Il Dunton.
Richard w. Sprague, who was for
merly a member of the class of '96, is
in town for commencement. Mr..
Sprague has just graduated from the
Bangor high school and was in the
honor list in a class of fifty.
Baker q Marble are doing a large and
increasing business in monuments and
tablets Notwithstanding the hard times.
Their reputation for first class work,
fair and liberal dealing is the founda-
ton of successful business.
The topic of the Y. p. c. L. meeting
at the Universalist church, Sunday
evening, June 18th, is Taking knowl-
edge of us that we have been with
Jesus. References. Acts 1 :l3, Cor.
10 :5S meeting to be conducted by the
pastor.
Cuticura soap, 80 cts. box, Pears
soap, 80 cts. box; Cashmere Bouquet,
- cts. IA cake; best Dat Meal soap, :
cakes for % cts. best Buttermilk soap,
% cts. a box; cheaper Bnttermilk, 10
cts. a box and Copco soap, > cts. Il
cake at Ordway's..
Thirty.iive tickets were sold for the
Universalst excursion from this place
to Maranacook, Tuesday Those attend
ing from Fairfield, Madison and other
places brought the number up to about
100. The day was very favorable for an
excursion and everyone enjoyed the oc-
casion very much. Mr. Collins who has
charge of the grounds this season, per-
sOnally looked after the interest of the