The Somerset reporter., 1899-07-13
See Mrs. Norton's advertisement.

town last week.
Hon. Alonzo II. Chase of Lexington,
is in town today.
Miss Alice Moore of Boston, is visit
ing Miss Edith Cushing.
C. T. Stackpole, the Gardiner lumber
man, was ia town, Friday.
Wright S. Cram of the Scion school
board, was in town last week.
Some mark down bargains in shirt
waists and skirts at Judkins'.
Miss Agnes Fairbrother of East Deer
ing is the guest of Miss Alice Lawley.
Miss Grace Barbeau left home, Satur-
day morning, for the Rangeley Lakes.
AT. Webster of Bingham, was call
ing on Skowhegan friends one day last
week.
Mrs. J.. G. Fisher, with her son OF
Dexter. is visiting at the home of her
brother, John Waugh.
Miss Alice H. Knight left on Tuesday
mornings train for a few weeks visit
with friends in Fairfield.
Mrs. Dora Spearin and daughter, Miss
Nina of Clinton, have been visiting at
the home of George A. Barnard.
Mrs. H. II. Stiebel of St. Louis, who
is passing the summer at the Mohican,
Lake George, was in town, Friday.
J. l.. Burnham of Waterville, who has
charge of the eastern edition of the Ken
nebec journal, was in town, Saturday.
Hon. Samuel LIBBY OF Orono and Mrs.
Libby are guests at the home of their
Mrs. Ii. c. Bassett, this week.
Frank L. Chase. day clerk at the
Evans House, Gardiner, was in town one
day last week, the guest of his brother,
George.
The Clifford Eccles Combination at
next week, is "A novelty in
the way of summer entertainment and is
sure to please.
Miss Mollie James, who has been the
guest of Mrs. S. w. Philbrick for some
weeks, returned to her home in Plain
field, N. j., yesterday.
D. r. Blanchard of Washington, d. c.,
is spending few weeks in Skowhegan
aud Madison. Mr.. Blanchard was form
erly in business here.
Miss Margaret Fl. Crosby, who has a
position as teacher in Springfield, Mass,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs.
A. X. Butler, last week.
Roy l.. Marston with John Weber of
Brookline, Mass, college mate at
Bowdoin Is at Moosehead Lake, on a
camping out trip for three weeks.
Miss Blanche Doyle of Lynn, Mass,
who has been spending several weeks
the guest of Miss Martha Whittier re-
turned to her home Monday morning.
Mrs. G. E. Dealey left Saturday morn
ing for Higgins Beach, Portland Har-
Dor, where she is passing the week as
the guest of Mrs. Will Miller of Auburn.
The "Carol Club" at Lakewood will
present tonight "Prince Plausible"
Friday night, their concert program and
Saturday night "Prince Plausible
again. Change of music nightly.
Bring as many pennies as you are
years old' to the birthday party to be
given In the audience room and chapel
of the Methodist church, Friday evening
at 100, under the auspices OF the "Social
Circle"
Charles E. Dealey, George l.. Cleve-
land, Miss Marguerite Griffin and Miss
Josie Lancaster left Monday morning
for Mouse Island, where they have situa.
lions 10 the Samoset House for the rest
of the season.
A party consisting of Mrs. w. M.
Chenery, Oliver H., Emma W. and Ida
M. Chenery of Portland and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Hawser of Boston were arrivals
upon the Saturday evening train and
were driven to Lake George where they
will remain some time.
The meeting of the w. c. L. u, Tues
day afternoon, was devoted to the life
and work Of Frances f. Willard. The
program included papers which had
been written by Miss Linnie Weston and
Mrs. c. d. Miller, and was followed by
refreshments and Il social half hour.
The Somerset Traction Company has
the freightlng of the bricks and lumber
for the Masonic building at Madison
from Skowhegan to that village. The
bricks, some 300, 1000, are furnished by
II. Purnton & Co. and the lumber,
about 100, 900 feet, comes from the mill
of l.. w. Weston & Co. This ia the
largest freight job the Traction Com
pany has had, thus far, for one building
operation.
You better visit the sale of the famous