The Somerset reporter., 1898-04-28

are all right.
New line of fancy and sash ribbons at
W. Fl. Wildes'.
S. j. Walton, Esq, is In Bangor, on
professional business.
A. X. Butler, ESQ.,, is on a trip to Au-
gusta, today Wednesday,
E. N. Merrill, ESQ.,, went to Bangor
on business, Tuesday afternoon.
j. F. Lovett, manager of the Kelley
Institute, Portland, was in town over
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Mark Savage of Bingham, has
been visiting at the home of /. w.
Weston, this week.
We regret to learn that DR.. G. 2.
Sawyer is again confined to his home by
his old enemy, sciatica.
Hon. Stanley Plummer of Dexter, Me.
and Washington, d. c., WAS among the
arrivals by Tuesday nights train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ordway entertain
ed, most delightfully."-, small party In
their pleasant home, Tuesday night.
All prescriptions that have been COM
pounded at Geo. Cushing's can be re-
filled at the drug store of Fl. w. Gushing.
Deputy Sheriff Harding attends to
business here, in Sheriff Viles' absence
nm riuor lnal>in0 l..
driving affairs.
Mr.. p. B. Rolfe will give a suit OPEN
ing at W. z. Ordway's, Wednesday
May 4th, day and evening. Remember
the date, one day only.
Orders tor cream left at Morrill, &
Fletcher's will be promptly filled.
Cream will be delivered at any place in
the village and at any time of day or
evening.
Fred f. Lawrence of this town, has
received appointment on the sophomore
debate, to come off in June, at Colby
1t comes by rank, there being six in the
| class to receive the honor.
AT meeting of the Milburn Club
held Monday night last, C. F. Ward was
elected president of the club to succeed
{. r. Cook, and George w. Cover, Esq.
was elected vice president.
VIM. Cotton, who had been conduct
or on the S. & N. electric road since its
opening, completed his>labors with that
company, last week, and Tuesday went
to Lewiston, where he hopes to get EN-
ployment.
We learn that Thos. Farrand has had
to give up the fine position he had with
Fisk & Co., wholesale miliners, Boston,
on account of continued i'll health and
has gone to California for a several
months stay.
Horace Hall, who owns a farm in Ca
naan, on which his family reside, and
which previous to 1896 he carried on,
returned home by Tuesday nights train
from Oregon, to which State he emigrat.
ed at that time. We learn he returns tC
stay, satisfied with Maine.
The Central Maine Association of Y
=. c. L. meets in the Universalist church
of this place on Wednesday, May 4th
The opening service will be praise anC
prayer meeting at 1915 a. M In tn,
evening Rev. w. II. Gould of Dexter
will deliver an address ON American
Citizcnship.'
Edw w. Heath has removed his fam
lily to Wateryille, and they have taken
up their permanent residence in the
family home in that city. This change
is pueh regretted by our people, but wa.
imperative because of Mr.. Heath's bust
uess interests ia that near vicinity.
Ia order to afford his customers al
opportunity to change their seed Bart
lett says he will exchange some of hi,
seed Hebrons for good eating potatoes
giving bushel for bushel-It is said his
table potatoes are the finest ever seen in
this market and he informs Us that many
onder that he does not put his price up
as inferior potatoes are selling at much
higher prices.
The season of salmon fishing has open
ed at Lake George, the first fish being
taken on Saturday, by party from Fair
field, three in number, weighing nearly
four pounds each. Since then this
popular resort has been beseiged with
fishermen, and several fine salmon have
been taken by Skowhegan people. The
next two or three weeks will find the
Mohican House one of the most popular
and best patronized hotels in the State.
The many friends of Stephen c. Dur
rell of this place, will be gratitied TO
learn that he has been selected by the
trustees of the Lake Megantic Fish and
Game Preserve, to manage their club
house, and take charge of their cottages
and other property, and he has already
entered upon his new duties. Steve is a
former Skowhegan boy, but for several
years past has been in company with a
brother 10 the management of Hotel
Blanchard at Stratton.
The class of 1900, Skowhegan high
school, is the largest that ever entered
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