The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-09
Home made cucumber pickles at Fair
grieves restaurant.

grieves restaurant.
J. F. Sprague, ESQ of Monson, was in
town, Saturday, on legal business.
W. b. Stewards % and soc wash
silks are selling like hot cakes.
Thompson glove fitting, Royal Wor-
cester and +. d. corsets, at W. II. Wildes'
Miss Florence Pooler left home this
morning on visit To relatives in Bos-
ton.
Bragg q Narney do picture framing
and can show you fine line of mould
ngs. If.
Richard Ceilings has secured situa-
ton at Bassetts studio and began work
Monday morning
Mrs. a. Lumsden went to Boston,
Saturday morning called there by the
Illness of her son, Andrew.
Miss Zadie Morrison left Mon. morn
ing to spend few days visiting Port
land and Lewiston schools.
A fine line of babies bonnets can be
found at Brookings Il Priests, prices
that will suit every one.
j. n. Il |. J. Smith state they have
sold 30 wheels up to date, while at
this time last year they had sold none.
Miss Mamie Gaylord left this morning
for Boston and will enter the Boston
city hospital, tomorrow, to study pro
fessonal nursing.
Several teams belonging to Lawrence,
Newhall Il Co, Shawmut. passed
through town Saturday, returning from
the lumber camps.
There was a dance in MIlburn hall,
Friday evening under the management
of Ernest Avore. The high school or
chestra furnished the music
Rev. Elmer II. Capcn d. D., President
of Tufts college, was entertained while
in town at the home of Rev. G. f. Leigh
ton, who is a graduate Of Tufts.
The friends of base ball are invited 10
meet at Milburu hall tomorrow friday
night when Mr.. l.. II. Locke will deliver
a lecture, taking this popular sport as
his subject.
Deputy Sheriff Smith seized box
with no name on it at South Norridge.
w0ck station, Tuesday, which contained
a two quart bottle of the ardent He has
libelled the stuff
Four and six horse teams returning
from the lumber woods, accompanied
by the picturesque red-shirted woods
man, is not an uncommon thing upon
our streets these days.
Mr.. Percy Hill who has been taking
course at the Waltham Watch college,
returned home Tuesday night for
weeks stay. He is soon to enter upon
fine position in New Hampshire.
Hon. Sewel c. Strout of the Supreme
court, and Mrs. Strout returned to their
home in Portland, Saturday morning.
Judge and Mrs. Strout were guests at
Hotel Co6urn during the session of
court
The store of the Skowhegan Cash
Grocery Co., is in the hands OF the car
penters and we expect the next two
weeks will make transformation in its
appearance. It Is to be put on a level
with the street and front of plate glass
are among the chief changes 10 be made.
The cold weather and snow has delay
ed the opening of the Electric road Il
Norridgewock The solid freeze Friday
and Saturday, Mar. u and Is hardened
the drifts On the track a d then the heavy
snow few days later covered these
drifts SO that in many places the sun has
since had no effect upon these drifts.
People at Norridgewoek ard other up
river towns are as anxious as those of
this town to see the road opened.
Easter at st. Mary's Catholic church,
on Sunday last, was observed with APP
propriate services for the occasion. \
10 o'clock mass in the morning, the
uihSlt iOl "hlNH WIS III u Nv lbStII,
with sermon in French by Father
Biever of Texas; in the evening preach
ing in English by the same priest upon
the subject ",fhe Real Presence of Christ
in the Blessed Sacrament" The musical
part of the program was very pleasing
Music for both morning and evening
services was furnished by an orchestra
of six pieces. The altar was tastefullv
decorated with profuson of cut
flowers and pot plants.
A reception was given the Tufts Glee.
Mandolin and Guitar clubs ut the home
of Rev. Geo. +. Leighton, 70 Madison
Ave, after the concert given by these
clubs on Friday evening" Apr 3. Mrs.
Manley T. Pooler, assisted Mr., and Mrs.
Leighton in receiving. The college colors,
brown and blue served for decorating
purposes, and the large parlors were
glled with the people glad to
meet with and extend their con
gratulations to the young men who
delighted them SO much throughout
the evening. Refreshments were served
in the dining after which the