The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

Those who are to take part in the Uni
versalist Children's Day concert, will
meet at Mrs. Leightons, Friday. =. NJ.
at go o'clock.
Miss Lizzie Williams returned from
her first term at the Pennington Nor
NAL school last week. She speaks very
highly of this school.
Have you seen the new automatic
skirt supporter exhibited in Brookings
u Priests window, which takes the
place of belt pins.
The Colby University ball team de-
feated the Rockands. Wednesday, by
score of - to 8, the Waterville col
legians having a complete walkover.
Mrs. \. l.. Maxwell of Cornvile, re-
ceived a nice, valuable and useful present
from several family friends last week,
gold watch and chain such as any
lady might well feel pleased to own.
Messrs. ID. 2. Dudley and William
Loekyear of Eustis were in town ycster-
day, on business connected with lumber
ing operations on Dead River waters.
Mrs. Albert Watson accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Swift aud Master
Ralph, let5 home Monday morning for
carriage drive through Franklin and
Androscoggin counties.
regular meeting of Russell Post,
q. 4. r.. will be held, tomorrow. Fri
day evening at o'clock. This is the
first half of the Grand Army year and
a full attendance IS desired
Boys don't go up-river without get
ting package of Chas McNeals black
flies and mosquito preparation, only p
cents and more than as many dollars
comfort in it, Sold at Fairgreves'.
George O. Smith returned from Balti-
more, Md, Monday last, having COM
pleted his three years postgraduate
course in Johns Hopkins University, and
having received from that institution
the degree of Phi. d.
On and after Monday next a S. a. n.
electric car will leave SkoW hogan at ia
a. m, TO connect with Somerset Il. Il.
at Norridgewock for Oakland. instead of
7.30 as now. The 0 a. m, car connects
for Bingham and way stations.
The Universalist Sunday school with
friends will go to Lake Maranacook on
picnic, next Tuesday, the 23d. 1t is
hoped that all who can, whether men,
bers of the school or not, will 90 Oh this
excursion. Fare, adults s5c, children,
45c.
The annual reunion of the Bloomfield
Academy Class Association, lSGS-lS72,
will be held at Lakewood Grove, Madi-
sou, and the date is Thursday, July ID.
Invitations have been sent out by the
secretary, Mrs. Emma Pierce Rowell, of
Madison.
Mis-, Mary Cornelison of Mt, Sterling,
Ky. who has lately come to Skowhe-
gan, will take pupils on the violin dur
ing the summer. Miss Cornelson
comes thoroughly recommended by
Miss Fellows and other teachers in
Boston Terms, $1,000 for twenty
lessons.
The reunion and banquet of the
Alumni of the Skowhcgan High school,
is to be held at Hotel Heselton. on the
evening of Wednesday, June 24th, i'm
mediately ut the close of the commence.
ment exercises in Coburn Hall. All
graduates, together with their husbands
and wives, are cordially invited.
Miss Addie K. lWyman) Trask, wife
of w. Il. Trask, died at the family home
Friday of last week, of consumption. at
the age of "a years. Funeral services
were held Sunday, conducted by Rev
b. c. Wentworth. The husband and
three surviving sisters have the sympa-
thy of large circle of friends.
Skowhegan Lodge, X. p. No. 70, will
observe Decoration Sunday next, at 1915
A. NJ, by services at the First Baptist
church after which they will march to
the cemetery to perform the decoration
ceremony The Pythian Ssterhood
and Echo Lodge of NOrridgewock, are
expected to participate in the service,
On and after june 2lst, the Maine
Central trains will leave this station as
follows: The morning passenger at
$40; the afternoon passenger, l2.55 !;
the afternoon mixed at 300. The morn
ing mixed train will arrive as usual 100 !;
the morning passenger at 1888 and the
afternoon passenger as heretofore at
80
Don't think that black bass and
pickerel are fools and will catch on to
any old thing you may throw out The
best is none too good for them now at
Hayden's Lake. If you want to get
some of the very latest bait for them,
call at Fairgrieyes'. You can see one Of
the best lines of spoon trawling and
spinning bats in this county
The residences of Edw. Wilson and
Simon Nudd were entered by thieves.
Thursday night of last week. At Mr..