The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-06-09
TOWN and VICINITY,

Bargains in bicycles at Blunt's.
Dr. 5. F. Greene of Solon. was il
town, Monday.
Remember the Lakewood opening,
saturday.
Ezra Andrews, Esq. Of Wellington,
was in town, Monday.
soecia sale of ladies' suits and dress
skirts next Saturday at Stewards.
Pat Mckinney of Jackman has been iu
town. this week, on visit to his daugh-
ter.
George Webb, who now resides at Old
Orchard, is in town this week, for a few
days
Mrs. Hiram S. Steward was in Water
vile, Yesterday. on brief visit to her
daughter.
Holman F. Day, the well known Maine
newspaper man of Lewiston. was in
town Tuesday.
Ed. Magoon, baggagemaster on the
Somerset Railway train, was in town
Saturday for the day.
viii the finder of door key on Madi-
con Ave, Monday afternoon, please leave
il with Mrs. Frank Colby.
Don't miss seeing the animated pict-
pres of our battle ships, naval engage
ments and officers of our army and navy
at Lakewood.
Messrs James :. Dudley and
William Lockyear of Eustis. lumbermen,
we're in town this week, leaving here
Tuesday afternoon.
They have very choice line of rem
nants for sale cheap, at the Wooden
Mil, consisting of mems wear and dress
goods in the latest shades ana styles. tt
A special convection of Somerset
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons will be
held Friday, June 10, at O'Clock p. N.
supper at o'clock. Three degrees will
be conferred.
E. n. Merrill, Esq, has our thanks
for nice mess of Garry Pond trout.
To our mind this was irrefragable proof
Of his skill as an angler, and further
more, it was very pleasing proof.
F. p. Moore has another lot of carr-
ages coming this week, having sold out
the most of his first lot. Working on
carriages as he is all the time for people
all over Somerset county, gives him
some knowledge of what they require.
The breaking of the coupling to the
4 n road has caused suspension of
business over this line since Yesterday
morning. but it is expected the damage
will be repaired and business be resum-
ed today.
By virtue of the authority vested in
them the assessors of the village corpora
ton give permits for bcyclists to ride on
the following sidewalks: Mt. Pleasant
Avenue, North Avenue plains and Mad-
SOB Avenue from Russell road north.
Other permits may be granted later.
Mr.. Albert Hook, a resident of our
town in. his early boyhood, going to
California about 30 years ago, is in town
renewing early acquaintanCes, aud is the
guest of H. w. Gushing. Mr.. Hook re-
sides in Perris, Cal, and with his broth
er earrys on a big grocery and grain
business.
There has been some misunderstand-
Ing about the time and place of the
annual meeting of the Maine Wooden
Manufacturers Association, and upon in
Quiry of MIR. Lewis Anderson of SkOw-
hogan, president of the society, we find
that said meeting will come off Thurs
day, the 10Th instant, at Lakewood.
Secretary Mckeen of the Maine Board
Of Agriculture will be at Grange hall,
Wednesday, June Is, at a. m. sharp, to
test milk and cream. The meeting is
open to the public and all interested are
cordially invited. A grange dinner in
the banquet hall to all members of the
Grange and a grange meeting in the
afternoon.
VIM. G. Chandler, formerly of Hotel
Heselton, was brought to town, Friday
last, by Deputy Sheriff F. l.. Harding
and on Saturday paid fine of 5000 and
costs imposed upon him at the March
Term of Supreme Court upon an indict-
nent for keeping a nuisance. When
sentence was imposed upon Mr.. Chandler
ne was given 30 days in which to raise
Tue money to pay his fine. Before that
Time expired he had given up the hotel
he was running under a lease and had
Flt the State. He was subsequently
located in Freeport, brought here and
concluded to pay his fine.
Hats at about half price at Curtis.
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