The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-29
TOWN and VICINITY

One ton DuR uedlu III DiAoy ~ Duch 5.
Edward Mckinney of Jackman, is in
town this week.
Mr.. Otis Sawyer of Smithfeld was
in town saturday.
Mrs. Henry Elliott is visiting her
parents in Guilford this week.
Thirteen acres of standing grass for
ssle at Mrs. lothian Weston's.
Great bargains in bicycles, new and
second hand at Smiths Music Store.
Rev. Father Lacroix left home Mon
dsy on a brief vacation trip to Canadian
cities.
Curtis begins his closing sale of hats,
Friday next All hats will be sold at
one third value.
Ned Merrill returned from Brunswick
Yesterday. where he had been visiting
friends some ten days.
Z. l.. Walker and wife who have been
at Naples for several weeks, were among
4 the arrivals Tuesday night.
NJ. 4. Parker returned to Boston
! Monday morning after passing several
4 DAYS in town with his family.
state Assessors Marshall and Hayford
! and clerk Plummer were guests at Hotel
/ Heseton while in town this week.
Councillor A. G. Blunt attended a
meeting of the Governor and Council at
the State House, Augusta, Monday.
smith Whittier, wife and daughter,
! Ethel, went to Old Orchard this morn
ing to occupy their cottage for the sum-
mer.
Dr.. F. O. Sawyer has beer passing a
few days in Portland, this week, in at
tendance upon a meeting of the Maine
dental board.
DR.. w. F. Cleveland and wife of East
port passed Sunday in town, with Mrs.
4 Cleveland's mother, being en- route from
Boston to their home.
The Crescent Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club went to Madison last Thurs
day evening, where they furnished music
at the graduating exercises of the gram
mar school.
A stated convocation of Somerset
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be held
tomorrow, friday evening at 7.30
o'clock. The Royal Arch degree will be
conferred.
Mrs George C. Cary and Miss Ger.
rude Goodwin who have been passing
the last three weeks with their parents
10 this place, returned to St. Johnsbury,
Vt this morning.
Mr.. Vigue informs us that the item in
The real estate transfers in the REPORT.
Err last week that read +. A. Dulac to
Paul y. Vigue, should read Paul n.
Vgue to F. A. Dulac.
Morrison has returned from the West,
has fine rent, South Side, large rooms,
carpets on floors, cooking range, etc,
etc, Smaller rents if wanted. Two
square pianos to rent.
Mrs. p. G. Jewett with her daughters
Miss Florence and Rosa, are attending
The College commencement exercises at
Watervile this week and visiting her
sister, Mrs. K. A. =. Judkins.
All Skowhegan BARRIERS have agreed to
close their shops Monday and Thursday
nights at 6 and Tuesday and Friday
nights at s o'clock. The shops will also
be closed all day July 4, but will remain
open the night previous as long as bust
less requires.
Mrs, f. w. Marston arrived in town,
Monday last, from New York, where
she had been since coming from Oak
land, California, with her husband a few
weeks ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Marston pur-
pose to make trip to Moosehead Lake
this week and later to Rangeley lakes if
'he weather should be favorable.
Rev. DR.. C. V. Hanson, who was for
years resident pastor in this town,
attended Colby Commencement at Water
Vile this week, and intended to come
0eFe yesterday, but owing to serious
urn of the Illness of which he has suf-
Tered for more than two years, he was
Unable to come and may be obliged to
give up the visit for the present, much to
he regret of his many warm friends
here
AT special meeting of the Knights of
fythias, Tuesday evening, the following
0lncers were elected w. S. Stinchfield,
'asncellor commander; Edward Leach,
wee chancellor; c. W. Grover, prelate;
viii Stinchtield, master OF work; Geo.
simpson, keeper of records and seals;
" D. Dean, master at arms; F. G.
heald, master Of finance; A. |. Sawyer,
master of exchequer; H. G. Soule, inner
guard; Chas. A. Goodwin, outer guard.
The memorial sermon of the Knights
u Pythias and Sisterhood was held Sun
Jay morning at the First Baptist Church
which the Knights of Pythias of Nor
nogewock Joined. Mr. Henry F. Huse,
pAstoF-elect of the First Baptist Church,
preached the sermon. The church was
uecorated with flowers and a special SER
wee OF music was rendered under the
direction of Mrs. Philo Steward. Alter