The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-25
TOWN and VICINITY
Arnold & Owen pay cash for eggs.

Arnold & Owen pay cash for eggs.
Fresh Holsters every day at Cape Ann
Fish Market.
Blunt has several good bargains in
ladies wheels.
r. H. Anderson is on a business trip
40 Boston, this week.
Miss Frances Lord passed Sunday in
Portland with friends.
Judkius warrants every pair OF cOIsets
he sells satisfactory or money back.
s. Baker has closed his billiard and
pool room in this place, and removed to
Bangor.
Mrs. A. L. Haynes of Waterville, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Lombard.
Mrs. Walter Savage and Miss Susie
Brookings passed Tuesday in Gardiner,
In attendance upon that city's carnival.
Members of Russell Relief Corps meet
same time and place as Russell Post to
attend church, Sunday, May 2S. Ser
vice at Bethany Church.
Mrs. r. H. Pulsifer and little Page are
visiting with her parents in Belgrade,
returning with her mother, Mrs. Yeaton,
who had been her guest.
Mrs. b. G. Wentworth and daughter,
w.ko1 JanartaJ from Ckouho0op for
their new home in Berwick, by the
afternoon train CT Tuesday.
Among the appointments made by
Gov Powers last week, were A. o. Fred
eric of Norridgeweck, for Justice of the
peace and quorum, and Edward N. Mer-
rill of Skowhegan for notary public.
Mrs. Frank Soule and daughter, Cora,
who have been with relatives in town
for several weeks, went to Augusta,
Tuesday, where Mr.. Soue has recently
located, having moved from Presque
Isle.
Mrs. May Mayo, formerly Miss May
Osborn, daughter of Edmund Osborn
late of this town, died at her home in
Orange, N. j., Friday, the 10Th instant.
She will be remembered as a school
teacher in this town some % years ago,
going from here to Ohio where she
taught school tor some years.
Lieut.. Fred c. Dunlap Of Skowhegan,
received a merited promotion at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Knights
Of Pythias last week. He was grand
inner guard last year, and this year he
is grand master of arms. II. F. Libby
Of Pittsield, was also promoted from
grand master of arms to grand prelate.
Chase, the carriage man, has a COM
plete stock of carriages of every des-
sripton which he is selling cheaper than
ever this year. You won't make any
mistake by examining his stock before
buying. Remember the place Hotel
Coburn stables; also remember you get
Just what you buy or money refunded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wilkins of Oak
summer. Mrs. Wilkins is u sister to the
late Miss Harding, and they occupy the
house formerly the home of that lady.
Mr. wilkins is veteran of the war of
l86l-5, serving in an Illinois regiment in
the West. He was in town some years
before the war.
During the year past two members of
Russell Post g. A. Il. have been muster
ed out by death and one who was for
merly a member: DIR. Sumner A. Pat
ten and Levi Priest of this town and
Greeneaf f. Decker of Smthfield. Con-
iidering the ages of the members of
Russell Post, time has not dealt harshly
with the comrades.
The following Skowhegan attorneys
we're in attendance upon the May term
Of law court which convened at Augusta,
Tuesday: ). j. Walton, +. N. Merrill,
Forrest Goodwin and S. w. Gould. The
latter gentleman missed the morning
train but he got there, using private con-
veyance making the journey of IS miles
in four and one half hours.
Supt. Reynolds of the Water company
is much elated at finding and stopping a
big leak in the system on Water street,
little east of this office. For many
months it has been known there was
trouble somewhere, for run the pumping
station as hard as was possible the pres
sure was unsatisfactory. By sounding
the leak was located and now he tells us
the pressure will be found all right and
all pumping necessary can be done in a
lew hours of each day.
The Dewey Whist club the personel of
which is as follows; w. r. Ordway and
wife, Geo. II. Pishon and wife, C. M.
Barnard and wife, w R. Clifford and
wife, II. c. Bassett and wife, George
sampson and wife, Misses Ella Jordan
and M. f. Lampher, after many delight
1ul evenings snpnt the mast winter clOs.