The Somerset reporter., 1898-05-19

MuTpnys.
C. W. Folsom made business trip to
North Arson, yesterday.
Hon. S. j. Walton was in Pennington,
on legal business, Wednesday.
Fancy and double faced satin ribbons
in black and colors, at Judkins'.
Mrs. Horatio w. Cushing went to
Portland, by yesterdays train for brief
visit.
Miss Anna Drew of Fairfield, is
visiting at the home of o. r. Bachelor
Esq.
A. X. Butler, Esq, left home this
morning on brief visit to his parents in
Phillips.
Mrs. NJ. C. Gushing and young son
are 10 Bangor, on a visit to Mrs. Cush-
ing's parents.
There will be a rehearsal of the staff
of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, May 2lst,
at 7.15 p. m.
DR.. A. E. Gelinas left home by
yesterday afternoons train for Water
vile and Portland.
James r. Frost of Hyde Park, Mass,
was among the arrivals by yesterdays
train, and will remain several days.
The temperance lecture to have been
given at the Gospel Mission, Saturday
evening of this week, is postponed one
week.
The subject of the pastors sermon at
the First Baptist church, next Sunday
morning will be The church the body
of Christ"
The attention of young musicians is
called to the advertisement of Miss Ger
trude NJ. Potwin, violinist, which appears
! in another column.
If you contemplate buying wagon or
carriage of any kind call on w. w.
Wyer, Hotel Hesclton stable. Flour,
grain and grass seed.
T. II. Anderson and L. a. Anderson,
accompanied by two friends from New
York city, passed several days at May
field, the past week, on a fishing trip.
Wides Camp, No. I6, Sons of Vet
Grams have special meeting, this,
Thursday evening, at which it is ex-
pected several recruits will be mustered.
Headlight kerosene is what the Somer-
set Traction Co. use in their headlights
on the cars, and they must know what is
the best. This oil is sold in Skowhegan
only by j. H. Murray. Have you a card?
Patriarchs of Parmenas Encampment,
No. Is, |. O. O. F., are requested to- meet
at their hall on Friday evening, May 20
at 40. 1t is important that all should
attend.
Being about TO remove to Massachu-
sets, j. K. Frost offers portion of his
household goods for sale at bargain, to
save moving. Call at Morrison house,
High street.
Among the new cottages being erected
on the shore of Hayden Lake, this sea-
son, is one by O.. f. Avore, on the east
side near the one built, last season, by
John w. Steward.
There will be a special meeting of Col
Wildes' camp, S. of V, this evening, for
degree work. 1t is urged that every
member of camp be present. Members
of 6. A. r. are invited.
The Moosehead Company is doing
good business. in the Scion pulp mill.
seventy men are at work and 1000 tons
of pulp is the monthly product. The
product is all taken on contract by a
pulp syndicate as fast as made.
Mrs. Harriet n. Delano, who has been
visiting with her son, +. X. Delano for
some weeks, returned to her home in
Rockland, Mass, this morning. Her
son, Roland, who has been here some
months, returned with his mother.
The old First National Bank building,
at the end of the north bridge, is under
going needed repairs. The building will
be raised about two feet, and the old
vault, so long used in that building, is
being elevated with the building. The
foundation will be relaid, the whole
interior renovated and II new heating
apparatus put in.
The friends of Mr.. Chas. II. Pepper will
be interested to hear that he has taken
some honors, the past winter and spring
in Paris. In December he had an exhi-
bition at the Art Nouveau, consisting of
thirty water-colors which were made in
Holland, last summer. These views of
Dutch landscape and scenes of Dutch
life were highly spoken of in French and
/ English Art Journals and by correspon-
dents of some American papers. AT the
April exhibition of the American Art
Association of Paris, Mr.. Pepper took
the first Wanamaker prize for painting.
The present month he has had two
pictures accepted by the French Salon.
These are portraits in oil of the artists
wife and little son.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-
| lowing are the real estate transfers dur
ing the past week.
Pittsfield-C. J. Humphrey to A. F.
Nelson, 500; Isaac Pottle to j. W. Will