The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-03-30
TOWN and VICINITY

WI. Wildes returned from Boston,
Saturday.
New Easter candies at Delano's, 12Rc.
per ID.
Latest trimmings can be found at Miss
:. NJ Bookings.
Miss Blanche Tantish went to Oak
land, Monday morning.
Daniel Rogers of s Norridgewock,
WAS in town, Monday.
Rev. G. w. Hinckley of Good Will
Farm was in town, Friday.
Parish meeting at the First Baptist
Church next Tuesday afternoon.
F. G. Head and Allie Knights return
ed Sunday from a fishing trip to Flag
stat.
Henry A. Varuey has recently had his
penslor increased from IS to Sl2 a
month.
Don't forget the opening, Friday and
Saturday, Mar. 81, and Apr. /, at Susie
Priest.
W. Fl. Blackwell of Madison, was in
town, Monday, and called at the REPoR-
Tx office.
Mr. John Wentworth of Norridgewock
was in town, Friday, and called at the
REPORTER office.
Miss Winnie Goodrich of Waterville,
passed Sunday in town, the guest of
Mrs. c. H. Tilton.
Miss Sara Ward went to Boston, this
morning, to pass Easter with her sister,
Miss Mary Ward
The Palmyra dramatic club will pre-
sent "Triss," a drama of western life, in
Grange hall this evening.
Orders for the famous Beifeld suits,
skirts and jackets taken at Judkins from
illustrations and samples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Goodridge of
Waterville, visited with DR.. and Mrs. f.
0. Sawyer over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Toman of New Sharon,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Geo W. Cover, the past week.
Mr. Charles X. Partridge of Augusta,
WAS in town, Saturday, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. f. S. Prescott.
Linwood F. Nelson of Auburn, for
merly of this place, was calling on
friends in town, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. V. w. Nelson and daughter
Ruth are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. W. Ross of East Skowhegan.
b. |. Lawley went to Waterville, Mon
day morning, where he has a situation in
the office of the Watervlle Sentinel.
The naptha launch recently purchased
by the Somerset Traction Co, was re-
ceived at this station last Thursday
c. F. Dowden, who has been passing
the winter at his home in Detroit, Mich,
returned TO Skowhegan, Saturday even
ing.
VIM Duval, senior member of the
Arm Duval & Cohn selling agents for
many Maine wooden and worsted mills,
was in town over Friday night
An Easter hop will be given in Grange
hall next Monday night under the man.
agement of G. E. Dealey and George
Donaldson. Kendal's orchestra will
furnish music.
At stated conclave of De Molay
commandery 10, Knights Templar, to be
held next Tuesday evening, the orders of
the temple and malta will be conferred
upon two candidates.
George II. Clarke Of No. Arson, was
10 Skowhegan, Tuesday night, en- route
from Lewiston to his home. He had
been in attendance upon a meeting of
the trustees of the Maine State Fair.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church will hold an Easter fair
for the public at No. IA, Island Ave,
Saturday, April lst. The sale of cake,
lowers, useful and fancy articles will
continue through the entire day and
evening"
lOchl Hsnerueu are NOT over pltdseu
at the law passed by the last legislature
prohibiting fishing through the ice in
the ponds and lakes in Somerset county.
Oak, Sibley, Bog and Madison ponds
have in the past furnished excellent
sport for anglers who are willing to
brave the cold of a bleak winters day
for a airing of pipkpral
Recently we have received good
number Of subscribers who realize that
in order to get the Somerset news they
need the REPORTER. They may take
some other paper for various purposes
but for news OF Somerset towns, Somer-
ser people. the affairs of the county and
the doings of the courts which convene
at the shire town, they need the SoMER-
SET REPORTER. The expense is trtling
and every citizen of the county should
subscribe for our paper and read 1t.
Opening of spring millinery. Friday
and Saturday, Mar. 81 and Apr, /. The
very latest conceits of the famous de-
sgners of the French capitol are here in
lavish profusion for your inspection and
approval, together with the equally at