The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-08
The robins have arrived.

The robins have arrived
April weather with vengeance.
J. J. Lane of Wateryille, was IN town.
Monday.
The boys have lots Of pleasure playing
marbles this warm weather.
John Lockwood has returned from the
woods.
Mrs. NJ. A. Watson is home again for
short time.
DR.. A. T. Dunn Of Waterylle. was in
town, Friday.
Mrs. Maria Hopkins returned from
few weeks visit TO friends in Providence,
Tuesday evening.
The meetings of the Kings Daughters
and Sons will occur. Saturday afternoon,
at Mrs. j. f. Fryes.
c. II. Hussey & Go. started their coat
shop, Monday, with 100 coats. They
expect to have work continuously this
summer.
B. L. Frederic has position with
Dempsey Bros. of Boston, and expects
to leave for there within a week.
". +, Perkins has got his new boiler
in position and will have it in running
order this week,
Mrs John Cleveland is slowly recover.
ing from Il severe attack of bronchial
fever,
Cards announcing the marriage Of
Miss Alice Hobbs at Waltham. Mass,
have been received by her friends here.
=. :. Watts u Co. have commenced to
work on heavy weight goods.
The village schools commenced Mon
day. The grade of the High school will
he advanced and the course will be
longer.
The Good Templars lodge from skow-
lodge, this evening.
Several wood teams passed through
this place, Monday, on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. johnson were
called to Skowhegan, this week. TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Johuson' sister.
The meeting of the Y. |. :. at Mrs. C..
\. Harrington's, Friday afternoon was
well attended and the program Was
novel and well carried out.
The purchase of the picker stick bust
ness from the Holbrooks by the Blaisdell
parties changing their minds in the
eleventh hour.
The annual session of The Grand
Lodge |. O. q. r., will occur in Port
land, April % and 30. Half fares will be
given on the railroads.
Maple syrup has been in the market
for the past two weeks. They report a
good season.
our sidewalks present mush aud
milk appearance.
Miss Hattie Woodsome is slowly fail
ing.
quite a number of our church goers
attended the evening service at SkoNhe-
gan, Sunday evening.
". II. Deveroux returned from Bos-
ton, last night.
Charlie Nye has moved into The Blais-
dell house ON depot street
Herbert Frederic expects 20 leave next
week, for Ocean Point. where he has
work for the summer.
Mr.. Wright of the Boston store f.,
making arrangements fer am Easter
opening in his Oakland Stors,
All the coat shops have prospect for
plenty of work soon.
John Spaulding has returned from the
woods.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pierce IS visiting relatives
Al West Mills.
The Skowhegan ard NoriageWock
electric road are about To extend their
track down railroad street and bridge
hill As far as the toll bridge
Roscoe Baker has accepted position
with the Bon Ami Co. rs salesman and
left Monday, to commence his duties.
There has been a rumor Of pew firm
for the manufacture of coats under the
firm name of Couant, Murphy u Tib-
belts but nothing definite has been ar
rived at.
Ehen Miller purchased pig Of Forrest
Hussey one day recently AMI rumor says
he neglected to examine the property
carefully before purchasing.
Cad Staples will 60 To Halloweu,
this week, where he has work.
The Ladies of the Congregational Mis-
siouary society met NiIh Ms Dole,
Tuesday afternoon and bad for the
su iect of discussion "Chiua." Lunch
was served by the hostess
Fast day the 22nd.
Leon :. Merrill, y. d. &. NJ. of Solon,
visited the QuiunehasSett lodge /. .. O,
F., Monday evening.
The hot water heating apparatus has
been completed in the Qunnebassett
house and the work OF wiring for the