The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-03-31
oseph Murray is Ia Waterville today.

all Tor I0c az Judktns.
A young pan is wanted to do office
work at Hoeel -Heselton.
Hon. E. r. Webb Of Waterville, was
at the Court house, yesterday.
DIR. w. 8. Stinchfield was in Portland,
Tuesday, on professional business.
DIR. p. q. s. Vaughan of Augusta,
was among the arrivals, last evening.
Don't forget the dance at Grange hall,
Easter Monday night. Good music.
Walter Hight, clerk at c. F. Wards,
went to Augusta, Wednesday morning.
The Universalist S. S. is busy with Its
rehearsals of the Easter exercise. 'sGates
Ajsr."
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Taylor returned
to their home In Springfield, Mass, this
morning.
Harold Woodbury., who has been in
town for several days, returned to Bruins
wick this morning.
A. II. Yeaton has moved into the
house on Maple street, recently purchas-.
ed by him from E. N. Merrill, Esq.
All prescriptions that have been COM
pounded at Geo. Cushing's can be re.
filled at the drug store of H. w. Gushing.
Mr.. X. I. CHM of Cape Elizabeth, a
former resident of our town, has been in
/ tour, thia uaok IN hr;of x;c;t
Mr.. c. c. Whittier has rendered his
resignation as town liquor agent to the
selectmen, to take effect tomorrow,
April LIST.
| L. Anderson and r. T. Patten went to
Portland, Wednesday morning, as dele
gates to the meeting of the State Board
of Trade
The quarterly meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Historical society has been postpon-
ed from Monday next until two weeks
from that date.
The animal meeting of the Skowhegan
Congregational society will be held in
the vestry OF the church Saturday even.
ing at 7.30 P. M.
Sunday morning the pastor at the
Congregational church will preach the
second of series of Easter sermons on
'sThe Future Life.''
There will be a meeting of the pew
holders of the Congregational society at
the vestry Saturday evening at p. M.
There is important business.
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
the monthly meeting of the Ladies Mis-
sionary society of the congregational
church will be held in the vestry.
Have you seen our perfect Foot
Form" russell shoes. Unless you want
to buy shoe, don't allow yourself to
try this shoe on, at G. H. Gardeners.
John F. French of Manchester, N. H.,
former Somerset man, was in town
the first of the week. Mr.. French is a
member of the board of aldermen In his
city.
Palm Sunday will be observed next
Sunday at the Universalist church,. The
sermon and the music will be in keeping
with the thought of the day. All are
invited.
1t will pay those who are thinking of
purchasing bicycle to call at G. Fl.
Gardeners shoe store and examine the
Victor with the new Maud proof sprocket.
No clogging, no creakng. Ask for
catalogue.
Lost-Near the house of c. w. Good
rich on Madison Ave-, silver watch,
open face, with a double strand chain.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same with G. W. Folsom, 40
Water st.
BY request of keystone Lodge, F. &
A. M. of Scion, of which Mr.. ]. II.
Frame was member, Somerset Lodge
of Skowhegan will perform the burial
service at Mr.. FRAMES late residence,
Friday at 10 o'clock a. m.
The second excursion to Madison to
attend the Hemus revival meetings will
take place, Friday evening next, unless
very stormy. The special car will leave
here at $40. Parties so desiring can go
at 2 and attend the O'Clock meeting.
Anyone looking for a good trade In
bicycles will do well to call on Mr.. G. E.
Avore at SIMPSONS drug store at once.
He has Hartford ladies safety for Sl1,
Hartford Diamond frame for $S, also a
one-half interest in Columbia tandem
which may be purchased for S23.
There is announced from Washington
the following change In Route 1870.
Hartland to Wellington. Leave Hart
land daily except Sunday on arrival Of
last mail train, but not later than $40
p. M. Arrive at wellington In four
hours. Leave Wellington daily except
Sunday at 220 A. M. Arrive at Hart
land by $40 A. M.
Mr.. d. r. Blanchard, formerly OF this
town, of the firm of Blanchard and Brad
bury of Washington, d. c., is the pat
entee of the Blanchard Automatic Acety-
lene gas generator, by means of WHICH
brilliant light is produced which this