The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-05-26
Florist sets at Blunt's.

Mrs. W. +. Richardson of Lewiston, is
in town, this week, the guest of her
father, George II. Pishon.
Henry Galway graded the soldiers lot
in Bloomfield cemetery and it is we'll
done as matter of course.
Merchants desiring celebration en-
velopes for use in correspondence can
obtain them free at E. X. Delano's.
Call at Smiths music store and see the
"Crown' orchestral piano, which imi-
tItes 16 other different instruments.
| Hon. S. j. Walton and Forrest Good
win, Esq, were in attendance upon the
law court at Augusta. Tuesday, now in
session.
The |. j. X. & l.. members of Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge are requested to meet at
l. o. o. F. hall, Friday evening next, at
7.30 O'Clock.
A. X. Butler, Esq, attorney at law,
has established branch office at South
Norridgewock, where he will be two
days in each week.
! Mrs. NJ. j. Goodrich, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. F. o. Sawyer
for some months, returned to her home
in Dexter, Wednesday.
Geo II. Weston is putting Guernsey
cream on the market, aud if we are to
Judge by Il sample bottle he left at this
| ptHpp 2 il fin
The American Benefit Society will
hold its next regular meeting, Friday
evening, May 9th. The president re-
quests full attendance.
There will be a rehearsal of Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge, |. o. o. F., degree staff,
Tuesday evening, May 81, at 7.30 p. m.
A full attendance is requested.
During repairs to their office Danforth
q Gould and the Somerset Loan and
Building Assn, will occupy room No.
second floor of Milburn Block.
BY mistake our report of the scientific
temperance lectures by Rev. E. o. Tay-
lor was omitted from the REPORTER,
last week, but appears, today, on page Z.
kendall's full orchestra has been in
Wilton, since Monday, to furnish the
music for the graduating exercises.
This is the third year this organization
has served that school.
Harry j. Lane, proprietor of The
Garry Ponds Camp has our thanks for a
generous mess of nice speckled trout.
Garry Ponds is famous for trout and
Mr.. Lanes camp is a splendid place for
trout fisherman to stop.
The managers at Mission hall hope
there will be good attendance of bust
ness men at the temperance meeting.
Saturday evening. The address is by
Mr.. j. o. Smith and Mr.. Elmer Harris
will sing. All are invited.
The following Skowhegan ladies are in
attendance on the Baptist missionary
basket meeting at Hallowell, today =
Mrs. f. n. Fletcher, Mrs. c. H. Webb,
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. II. E. Gale, Mrs. f.
A. Nolon and Miss Lizzie Hutchinson.
Boys shirt waists at ". II. Wlldes'.
Z. F. Larkn of Augusta, arrived ia
town, Monday uight, to again assume
charge of the Kennebec Log Co.'S. drive
at this place until the rear reaches here
when he takes the rear to Augusta.
This is Mr.. Larllin's tenth season in the
same capacity for this company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lord have re
turned from So. Pines, n. c., whore they
passed very pleasant winter. While in
Raleigh, for "A few days they attended
the funeral Of the late Ensign Worth
Bagley, where they saw in the long pro-
cession, the confederate veteran and the
6. A. r. veteran marching side by side.
Having added 10 his line of cameras,
! {. w. Folsom. the prescription druggist,
now has the "Poeo,7 Ray and "Fal-
com M. !, &c for 5000 each; The "l9olding
Gem" for 81 go: .'No.2 Balls Eyea for
$500; and the LATEST "Poebet kodaGt
$1,000, all making pictures , ~ or
/ fN5. Tie assortment combining some
that use plates o. dlne- ard one that
uses ho'h.
L. T.. Niles. uha is ii member oil the
commission appointed % maxi 81 division
of the township known as .Grou w, .,
situated near Moo. head Lalse, went to
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