The Somerset reporter., 1896-07-09
Large size wrappers at Judkins,.

Mr.. Henry Appleton and wife OF Ban
gor are guests Of Miss Helen :. Sanbora.
Mrs. \. {. Houston of Sanger, lille.
was among Jhe arrivals bg last nights
train.
W. r. Elliott returned last night from
two weeks vacation "trip to Massachu-
sets.
Miss Catherine Berry of Houltou. is
the guest of Miss Grace 81. Coburn for a
few days
Packages for the Athens and East
Madison stages may be lett at Patterns
drug store.
Mrs. Addie Neil of Dover, \. H.. with
her two children, are visiting Augustus
Burrill and wife.
Mark Savage, Esq, of the firm of
Savage ~ Clarke Bingham, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. l.. Il. Copeland will preach next
Sunday morning from Isa -: l.G. Sub
ject, The day of fulfilment.
Don't waste your time with poor fish
ing tackle when you can buy it at the
present prices at Fairgrieves'.
Mrs. Dana Murray of Lewiston. ac-
eompanied by her young son. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Steward.
Next to bicycle, these days, every
body wants a camera. The Pocket
kodack, $500, at Patterns drug store.
Mrs. A. f Dyer was thrown from her
bicycle, Monday morning, caused by the
slippery travelling, resulting in a sprain-
ed ankle.
Mrs. II. 5. Libby of Melrose, Mass,
accompanied by his daughter, Marguer-
lite, are the guests of Geo. b. Stafford and
family.
Mrs. Walter Pullen of Washington, d.
c., arrived in town last night for a stay
of several weeks with her father, Dr.
5. A. Patten.
ID. Webster, Jr., of Bangor, superin-
tendent of the eastern division of the
American Express Co., was in town
yesterday.
The seleetmen have list of over $50
people in town who own bicycles, and
will assess them Sl.00 each without re-
gard to value.
Sampson, the corner druggist, is sery-
ing with his soda, strawberry, pineapple
and tame cherry syrups made from the
fresh fruits.
The annual report of Skowhegan
kindergarten Association is in our
hands. but we are obliged to defer its
publication until next week.
Mrs. Raymond Demore was taken
violently insane on Friday of last week,
and ON Saturday was conveyed to the
Hospital at Augusta for treatment
We have yet to learn of a guarantee
made by l.. w. Chase, our carriage man,
not made good This is worth a good
deal to one when buying a carriage.
Miss Elinor Varney has returned from
Massachusetts, where she had been
teaching, and will remain at the home
of her father, Alonzo Varney, during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Palmer of East
Bangor are in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Palmer formerly resided here and
entered the Goth Maine Regiment from
this town.
Master Harry Williams of Hartland,
is visiting his uncle, George B. Fair
grieyes. He made the trip on his BIZ
cycle the morning of July 4th, reaching
here at 6 o'clock.
The electric lighting dynamo that fur
nshes the lights for the Coburn Wooden
Mills and residences of l.. Anderson and
Gen r. b. Shepherd, has been removed
from the Fiberite mill to the power
house of the Somerset Traction Co.
Between 10 and 80 members of the
Methodist Sunday school took part in
the excursion to Smithield Pond, We'd
nesday of last week. They partook of
picnic dinner there and caught 100
perch, more or less and a few pickercl
We are informed that retail dealers in
cigars and tobacco in Skowhegan have
agreed to 60 out of the cigarette bust
ness and will sell none of them after
August lst This is a grand thing, is to
be commended Of these dealers and
should be appreciated.
That goods we'll bought are half sold.
is very true in the carriage business, and
perhaps to this, as much as any other
one thing, is attributable l.. w. Chase's
large business. His long experience in
the business enables him TO buy low, and
that he is content with Il small profit is
well known.
Miss Hannah Il. Page gave u charm
ing reception at her home last evening,
to the Poonoosac Club and a few of
their friends, in honor Of Miss Grace NJ,
Coburn, president of the club, who has
recently returned from three years tour
abroad. delightful musical and liter
airy program was given during the even
ing, and delicate refreshments were