The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-06-16
Lawn mowers at Blunt's.

j. H. Gray of Scion, was in town,
Monday.
f. C. Andrews of Bingham was in
town, Monday.
C. E. Dealey made trip to Lewiston
and Auburn, this week.
Mrs. L. C. Emery is visiting her son
Fred in Portland, this week.
Window screens, screen doors and
screen netting at Blunt's.
Miss Angie +. Smith of Scion, was
In town visiting friends over Sunday.
New black and white shirt waists at
Judkins'.
Attorney General w. T. Haines of
Waterville, was in town Yesterday,
dining at Hotel Coburn.
The Clover club were entertained, Fri
day, p. M, by Mrs. c. F. Jones on the
lawn at The Terraces.
Miss Smith, principal of the grammar
school, went to Boston, Tuesday, for a
brief visit in that vicinity.
E. f. Sturtevant, after an absence of
some years from town, has returned and
| opened the Langley studio. See ad.
Mrs. Thos. Tautish returned home
Monday, from Winnecook, n. H., where
she has been a few days with friends.
Mr. A S. Bangs, who has recently
entered into manufacturing of lumber in
Bangor, with j. i. Clayton was in town
Monday.
Miss Mary Barnard is in attendance
upon the commencement exercises of
the Maine Central Institute in Pittstield,
this week.
James Plummer of Fairfield, clerk Of
the State Assessors, was In town Friday,
with the board at the hearing given at
the court house.
Deputy Sheriff Pencil of Harmony,
Deputy Sheriff Mutt of Fairfield, and W.
B. Brown, Esq. of Hartland, were at
the court house, Friday.
Judge Danforth being named as a
trustee in the will of the late f. B. Hill
of this town, that instrument is being
probated in kennebec county.
They have very choice line of rem
nants for sale cheap, at the Wooden
Mill, consisting of mems wear and dress
goods in the latest shades and styles. tt
Mrs. Vim. Tolman, who resides at
Malbon's Mills, has a nice flock of
Wyndotte hens aud chicks. Three of the
eggs shown to US weigh from 3la to 4
ounces.
Miss Emma Hutchinson of Colby Uni
versity, who has been teaching in Bar
Harbor during the spring term, passed
Sunday in town, returning to her studies
at Colby, Monday.
Pupils of the Leavitt school in Misses
Luce, Weston or Robinson's room, de-
string group picture, are requested to
call at Folsom & Varney's, on Tuesday,
June 81, from | to p. m.
Miss Addie Warren, valued compost
tor in this office, left home Tuesday on a
visit to relatives in Omaha, Neb., and to
attend the great exposition in that city
and remain three months.
At the regular meeting of Wildes
Camp 16, Sons of Veterans, held last
Monday evening, one candidate was in
structed in the work of the third degree.
A larger attendance than usual was pre-
sent.
n. p. Wood and family, formerly of
Skowhegan, but who have been residing
in Massachusetts for several years, re-
turned here Monday morning. Mr..
Wood says the State of Maine is good
enough for him.
Col. Stanley Plummer of Dexter, was
in town, Monday. Mr.. Plummer is a
candidate from the western part of
Penobscot, and thus far, has clear field
for the nomination in the Republican
convention, for senator.
Ben S. Collins, Esq, who has a posi-
ton in the internal revenue service, is at
home, this week, and was in Skowhegan,
Monday. He had been in New York
city since his appointment, until recent
", but now he is located in Boston,
Mass.
The bursting of the fly wheel at
Weston's saw mill, Monday, which
causes suspension of work at that busy
place for the remainder of the week,
was one of those unfortunate accidents
for which no one is to blame. The
damage will reach over 5000, probably
Supt. Humphrey informs the REPORT
Err that during the week commencing
June 4th, six days, the Skowhegan
Creamery manufactured 5,S2S lbs. Of
butter, all of which found ready sale,
it being no unusual thing for this com
pany to have orders for an excess of
their product.
The Maine State Spiritual association
are to hold grand mass meeting at
Lakewood, June % and DC The speak
ers announced are Edgar w. Emerson,
Miss Lizzie Harlow aud the officers of
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