The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-08
Egg White Soap at Heselton's.

s. H. Gardner of st. Adams, was In
town yesterday.
Vaudeville show at Lakewood, Satur-
day afternoon aud evening"
Principal L. C. Williams of Somerset
academy, Athens, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Varney attended the Uni
this week.
j. A. Dealey has some remnants of
nice woolens for boys pants; so patterns
at low price.
j. c. Bartlett of Boston, visited his
brother, Hon. D. II. Bartlett this week,
returning to Boston yesterday.
f. w. Marston of Oakland, California,
is in town few days, guest of his
brother, Hon. c. A. Marston.
Rev. George E. Leighton will close
his pastorate with the Universalist
Church in this place on Sunday, June %.
Fresh cream in bulk every day at the
Skowhegan Cash Grocery, 25c Of, l5c
pint, Sc half pint. Bring your can.
E. w. Wilson, who with son Fred,
has been on a three weeks vacation trip
to Canada, returned home Monday
night.
Two pounds of white halibut for %
cents. Two large maekerel for 25 cents
at the Spot Cash Meat, Fish & Gro
Gerry Co.
Mrs. c. w. Folsom and Mrs. c. P.
Sawyer went to Portland, Monday
morning as delegates to the Universalist
State convention.
Mrs. Eta Seveno went to her cottage
at Old Orchard yesterday afternoon,
where she will put her cottage in order
preparatory to occupying it later for
several weeks.
Rev. DIR. w. H. Spencer and Mrs.
Spencer left home Monday afternoon to
go to Newton to attend the anniversary
of the Theological institution there.
They will return Saturday.
Mrs. B. +. Eaton, Mrs. J. z. Oak and
Miss Pauline left home Monday after
noon for Caribou. A meeting of the
executive committee of the Maine Fed
GRAFTON of Womens clubs held a meeting
there this week.
Mr.. f. w. Marston of Oakland, Cal,
who is now in town on business, has
crossed the continent ll5 times since he
first went to the Pacific coast in the
early gold mining days, about 1849.
The first time he went via the isthmus
route.
j. 2. Oak and X. w. Brown are in
Madison, today, where they are officiat-
ing as appraisers on the Weston House
property soon to change hands, the for
mer on the furniture, carpets, etc, of
the hotel and the latter on the livery
stock.
A game of base ball was played at
Fairview Park last Saturday afternoon
between the home team and nine from
NorridgewOck. 1t was good game,
vastly exciting at times and resulted in
victory for the Skowhegan boys by
score of to I.
At the last regular meeting of Pris-
ella Rebekah Lodge a delegation was
present by invitation from Winona
Lodge of Athens, to observe the degree
work. A short entertainment was rem
dered by members of the local lodge
after which refreshments were served.
Chase, the carriage man, has COM
| plete stock of carriages Of every des-
scriptiOn 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.
The New England Magazine for June
contains story by Miss Harriet S.
Nash of this town. The scene of the
story is Bloomfield of some seventy-five
years ago and old Bloomfield names
figure cOnspicuously in it. The story is
one of Miss Nash's best and the plot
being laid here makes it particularly
attractive to Skowhegan readers.
Sunday last, June Sd, was observed
by Skowhegan Lodge, A. o. U. W., as
Memorial Sunday. In the morning. at
the usual hour of service large repre-
sentation of its members, accompanied
by members of Woodbine Lodge, at
tended divine worship at the M, +.
Church, and later marched to the Gene
teries, where appropriate services were
held and the graves of deceased MEM
bers decorated.
Business is booming at the Somerset
Steam Laundry and they certainly
never turned out more superior class
of work, having the machinery to do it
with as well as skilled help who have
been in the business for years. Their
shirt waist business has increased
wonderfully and it is no unusual thing
for them to turn out forty day. By
the way did you know they laundry
collars for only &c. each.
10 Skowhegan, Monday noon, June ;,
at the residence of the groom on Island
Ave, occurred the marriage Of w. Scott