The Somerset reporter., 1897-06-24
good hammock at Chas. f. Wards

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for 30 cents.
Mr.. F. H. Caswell of Mercer. was in
town, Saturday.
Mr.. John Turner made business trip
down river Tuesday.
Special prices on shire waists and suits
for Saturday at W. Fl. Wildes'.
Deputy Sheriff F. 6. Pennell of Har-
mony was in town Monday morning.
Mrs. G. S. Benson and Mrs. H. F.
himball were in Augusta, Yesterday.
Geo. W, Cover, Esq, made business
trip to Augusta and Bangor this week.
Dance at Lakewood pavilion Saturday
night next. Music, kendal's orchestra.
Mrs. Truman Sawyer is in Bangor.
the guest of DR.. ". f. Fellows for some
weeks
Mrs. Lleweliyn Goodwin entertained
the Snow Bound club, Wednesday after.
noon.
Miss Grace Colby went to Orono Tues
day on a visit to her brother, Prof. D.
W Colby
The State assessors meet in Bingham
today and at the Court house here to-
morrow.
Smiths soda and delicious ice cream
at Wings bazaar, is complfmented by
all who have tried it.
f, NJ Mills of Russell Post G. A. r..
has been appointed aid-de-eamp on the
staff of Department Commander Carrie
ton.
DR.. {. Y. Richards announces that he
will be a candidate for the office of post
master when the term of the present in-
enmbent expires.
Mrs, Gilman Halves of Lancaster, y.
H., arrived in town, Thursday of last
week, to pass the summer with her pa
rents, VIM. a. Pitts and wife.
Mr.. F. G. Harrington, principal of
Skowhegan High school is attending
commencement exercises at Bowdoin
this week and Mrs. harrington is visit
ing friends in Augusta.
Rev. c. Y. Hanson and Mrs. Hanson,
Rev. A. F. Dairy, Mrs. Belle Claflin, Mrs.
+. w, Marble, Mrs. NJ. c. Cushing and
Mrs. j. O. Smith attended missionary
conference at Fairfield, yesterday.
Mark Haryile and Marion Mills of
Skowhegan, and John Foss of Harmony,
attended the reunion of the 4lh Maine
Battery Association, at Augusta, yester-
day. They report very pleasant time.
Mrs. BERTHE Williams and Miss Lottie
Hamblet of Scion, came to Skowhegan,
Wednesday, on their bicycles. They
took dinner with Mrs. Geo. +. Taylor,
and returned to Scion in the afternoon.
Misses Zaidee and Margery Morrison
were among the arrivals on Tuesday
afternoons train. The former has been
teaching in Ninalhaven and the latter
has been attending university near
Minneapolis, MINI.
There were registered at Lake George,
last Monday, the following persons:
DR.. S. A. Patten, Skowhegan; Mrs.
Jennie L. Ellis, Walpole, Mass; Mrs.
Kate l.. Jewett and Mrs. Mary c. Jewett
of Skowhegan. One of the party caught
an exceptionally fine salmon.
The Epworth League connected with
the NJ, f. church, in this place elected
the following delegates to the State Con-
vention to be held in Portland, July :,
and 0; Mr.. n, W. Brainerd, Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Jepson, Mrs. |. J, Smith,
Misses Violet Durgin, Gertrude GRAHAM
Ethel Wentworth, Maude French, Della
Gilman, and Addie Warren.
Baker & Marble have recently sold an
elegant red granite monument to Mr..
Sullivan Newton of Jackman, to be set
in his family lot. The granite was
quaried in Norway, and cut and polished
in Scotland. The work is superior
and the design chaste and artistic.
The same firm has also cut fine marble
piece to be placed in Mr.. Newtons lot
at the grave of Helon Newton, his son,
who died February :, 1897.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson was in attendance
upon the annual meeting of the Maine
Wooden Manufacturers Association at the
summer camp of Goodall Brothers at
Long Pond in Acton, near Sanford.
The members of the Society were guests
of Goodal Brothers, and were royalty
entertained by them. The officers of
last year were reelected as follows:
Lewis Anderson of Skewhegan, presi-
dent; E. E. Hussey, secretary and
treasurer; d. II. Campbell of Sanger
vile, j. r. Pollock of Guilford, f. NJ.
Goodall of Sanford. Thomas Walker of