The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-07

Cnas. 4. Cheney Of Portland, Is In
town this week.
Mr.. Cross of the Kennebec journal is
in town today.
Miss Lola M4rston spent Sunday with
friends In Oakland.
Judkins' has fine Hne of Infants,
cloaks and boanets.
County Attorney Geo. w. Heselton of
Gardiner, is in town today.
Mrs. Judge whitehouse returned to
her home in Augusta, yesterday.
Mrs. Decater Kdder took the train
for Portland, Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kincaid returned
from New York and Boston yesterday.
Mrs. s W. Phllbrick returned from
two weeks visit to st. stephen, y. B.,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Shepherd and Miss Lola
Goodwin left town Monday on the
New York excursion.
All having cream bottles belonging, to
Morrill, Il Fletcher are requested to
leave them at the store. 2w
Mrs. Abram Low OF Saco who was in
town several weeks with friends, return
ed to her home, Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Il. Pulsifer was in Waterville
Saturday and assisted Mrs. Ann Pulsifer
in giving an afternoon reception.
The annual State convention of county
commissioners, will be held at the court
house, here, Wednesday the 9th instant.
Miss Stella Gammond who was the
guest of Miss Anna Partridge returned
to her home in Fort Fairfield, Tuesday.
Hon. Turner Boswell is in the Moose
head Lake region, doing some exploring
of timber lands belongng,to the Coburn
estates.
John W. Ballou, sheriff of Sagadahoc
county was in town, yesterday, on official
business, returning to his home at Bath,
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Steward are visit
ing their son, J. H, Steward at Gardiner.
This is Mrs. Stewards first trip out of
town for 10 years.
Miss Minta Powers left for Bangor,
Tuesday. to attend the civil term of Su-
preme court that began there this week
Judge Foster presides.
Mrs. W. b. Steward and Mrs F. Il.
Steward took the Grain this morning for
Bangor, to attend the meeting of State
Federation of Womens Clubs.
Great bargains at Wings new harness
store in stable and street blankets, also
trunks and valises. Give him a call at
corner of Mill and Water Streets.
Mr. George Cooper of Nevada city,
California, who passed the summer in
Skowhegan and other Maine towns left
for his home on the Pacific slope, Tues
day.
The woman's missionary society of the
First Baptist church held an enjoyable
missionary tea at Miss Annie Aliens,
Yesterday afternoon. Schools for the
colorAd people in the South was the sub
iect
Mrs. Cleveland wife of DIR. W. F.
Cleveland of Eastport, who had been
with friends here some weeks returned
home, Tuesday. Her sister, Miss Grace
Emery, accompanied her, to remain
some months.
The exhibit of w. r, Gifford's stuffed
animals at the fair in Heseton block, is
the same as exhibited at the New Eng
land and the Maine State fairs, this year.
You can see the full exhibit Friday and
saturday free of charge.
Those who attended the fair in Hesel-
ton block, Wednesday, the opening day
were much pleased with the exhibit.
The big moose 1917 hands high is sight
not often SEEN The fair continues Fri
day aud Saturday. Admission free.
Rev. C. Y. Hanson, Miss Alice
Whittier and Miss Bertha Jordan repre-
sent Bethany Baptist church at the State
Convention at South Berwick, this week,
and Rev. A. n. Dairy, F. A. Nolin, Mrs.
Lincoln, Mrs. Warren and Miss Nora
Mosher the First Baptist church.
Edwin Leach, George Simpson, Chas.
Dealey, NJ. S. Varney, M. Head and
Arthur Calden of Skowhegan, were in
the city last night and visited Havelock
lodge, X. p, to witness the work of the
third rank by the "long form which
was performed by the degree team of
Gallant, the lodge of Augusta.-W Water
vile Mail.
Tuesday evening about fifty members
of North Arson lodge of Rebekahs came
to Skowhegan, as guests of Priscilla
Rebekah lodge, No. SO, |. o. o. f. The
degree team of Priscilla lodge worked
that degree on two candidates for the
benefit of the visitors, after which re-
freshments were served in G. A. K. hall.
The guests were much pleased with their
entertainment.