The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-02
TOWN and VICINITY,
INNER corset waists at Judkins'

Summer corset waists at Judkins'
Mrs. t. H. Nesblt was 10 town, Mon
] day.
Ira Randall of Augusta, was in town,
\ Tuesday.
BOYS blouse waists 25c at w. H.
] Wildes'.
c. A. Coleman of Jackman, was in
town, this week.
Lawn mowers, all sizes and prices at
Blunts.
Mrs. Geo. w. Golding of Oakland,
was in town, Monday.
R. T. Patten is officiating as shipping
clerk and book-keeper at the Skowhegan
pulp mill.
White dress goods, white hosiery,
white fans and white gloves at w. H.
Wlldes'.
There will be De Molay X. T. re-
! hearsa at the Asylum, Friday evening
of this week at 30.
Hon. C. A. Marston went to Boothbay,
Tuesday, to prepare his summer home
for his family's occupancy.
Miss Russell, the trained nurse who
has been with Howard Maddocks since
his injury giving him massage, returned
to Bangor, Tuesday.
A crew is at work enlarging the
grand stand at the trotting park by an
addition of 45 feet, in preparation for
the races of July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lang went to
Portland, Tuesday. Mr.. Lang returned
home last night, but Mrs. Lang will re-
main for d longer visit.
Everything in the way of insects on
plants, vines, etc., can be positively de-
stroyed by using Bug Death. Does not
Diure but nourishes the plant. For sale
BIZ J, d. Rawles & Co.
Announcements are out of the tenth
annual reunion of the Bloomfield Acad-
emy Class Association, 1S69-1S72 TO be
held, this year, at the Weston House,
Madison, Tuesday, June 2Sth.
Frank Murphy, Willie Holt with Misses
Mary and Flora Murphy and Lille Bur
nor, went to Poland Springs, yesterday,
where they have positions in the Poland
Spring House, the young men in the
office, and the girls in the dining hall.
Among the soldiers now at Tampa,
Fla, is Harold c. Varney, who at the
time of the declaration of war was serv-
ing as a printer at Fort Logan, Colo.
He is now with the 18th L. S. Infantry,
who are to be among the first troops to
invade Cuba.
Word has been received here by Mrs.
Cairns, who is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Harvey Goodwin, that two sisters,
two half sisters and the step-mother of
F. s. Cairns of Burlington, VT, formerly
Of this town, had arrived at New York
with some 40 other fugitives from Sagua
La Grand, Cuba, in destitute circum-
stances. Mr.. Cairns went to New York
and later to Washington, to see what
could be done to relieve the unfortunate
people.
Mr.. Aaron Soule, formerly of Hart
land who has lived for the past five
years in this town, has moved with his
family to Cornville, where they have
gone to care for Mr.. S. Fl. Tozier. Mr..
SOule is an experienced farmer and with
the help of Mr.. Tozier has done quite a
lot OF farming in planting several acres,
and sowing several acres more. They
have large farm of four hundred acres.
Friends will wish them much good luck
IN their new home, and Mr.. Tozier many
happy hours In his declining years.
Votes of thanks were extended by
Russell Post, to Company "E," National
Guards, to Canton Somerset, |. o. o. F.,
to Wdes Camp Sons of Veterans, to the
school children, to Russell Relief Corps,
to Rev. B. c. Wentworth, and to the
chorus and musicians of the Methodist
society, to the Skowhegan Choral So
clety, to the chorus of school children, to
Hobbs Military band, to Rev. A. N.
Dairy, Geo. w. Cover, Esq, and Hon.
D. D. Walton, for the parts they so ac-
ceptably filled in memorial exercises and
services.
The Town improvement Society would
IKE to remind the business men and
women Of the town that there is
4 chute upon the north side of the
north bridge to carry refuse into the
f'er Using the railroad bridge for
aumpage has become nuisance, as 1t Is
conducted. Loads of paper, boxes, and
other things Of their kind that could, or
should be burned, are being continually
nfown from the bridge upon the banks,
instead Of into the water. Last season
'aese banks were cleared at different
times, but were almost Immediately
ioOsing as badly as ever. Without the
help OF the business men and women, 1t
seems useless task to try to improve
these banks.
TO to Judkins' for sash ribbons.