The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-08
TOWN and VICINITY
Ice cream freezers at Blunt's.

Miss Leora Withee is in Boston, this
week.
Mr.. E. J. Russell of Brighton, was in
town, Monday.
John R. viles of Flagstaff, was in
town this week.
/. c. Moore of Boston, Mass, was in
town yesterday.
Elias Thomas of Portland, was in
town, yesterday.
Richard Collins has a position in Hotel
Cony at Augusta.
W. w. Wyer and family are in Fair
field for few days.
Special evening program at Lakewood,
Saturday evening next.
Mrs. Ann Jacobs of Portland is visit
ing friends in town for few days.
NJ. T. Pooler of Wellesley, Mass, was
among the arrivals, Saturday evening.
Special sale of ladies' wool dress skirts
at Stewards, Saturday next, 10 per cent
discount.
Mrs. Fannie Wildes has been visiting
with relatives ia Falmouth, for two
weeks.
Abram Newton, deputy collector of
customs at Moose River, was in town,
Tuesday.
WIN. Halves entertained party of
schoolmates at his home, Thursday
evening, of last week.
$500 buys '99 model Hartford.
This is less than the wholesale price,
Call at Blunt's and see it.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Cary and
child of ST. Johnsbury, Vt, were among
the arrivals, Saturday evening.
Miss Gertrude Goodwin, who has
position as stenographer in st. Johns
bury, VT, arrived home Saturday night
on vacation.
Mrs. Lois Judkins left town on this
mornings train for Providence, r. L., to
remain several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs J. II. Earl.
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery made in
the month of May, % GOO pounds of but
ter, a gain of over 5000 pounds over the
same month of last year.
Mrs. Leavitt, wife of DR.. Frank
Leavitt, formerly of this town, now re-
siding in Nebraska, is visiting at the
home of DR.. Henry Leavitt.
George Cleveland owing to his i'll
health has sold his interest in the barber
shop of Dennis & Cleveland to G. r. |
Thomas, who took possession Monday
last.
Lewis Anderson went to Boston, Mon |
day, to attend banquet at the Algon-
qun club rendered by the executive
committee of the American Wooden Co. |
TO their agents.
Mrs. Fannie Cabot and daughter Miss
Edith returned home by Saturday
nights train from Peekskill n. Y, |
whre Miss Cabot has been a student at
ST. Gabriels school the past year.
thorough renovation is to be made |
of the halls and apartments used in the
Goburn Hall building by the Masonic
fraternity in town. TheImain hall will be
given new ceiling and the other rooms
will be treated to coats of paint, varnish, |
ETC., wherever needed. The work will !
begin about July LIST.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Chidren's Sunday at the Congregational |
Church. The music and the sermon will !
De appropriate to the day, and in the
evening children's concert will be |
given. The concert will begin at six to .
accommodate the children. All parents |
and children are invited to both these
services.
George o. Smith, Phi. D., geologist in |
The |. S. Geological Survey, returned /
Thursday last with his family from
Washington, d. G. His wife and son !
Will remain in town for the summer, and |
ne Will leave this week. for the State of |
Washington, where he has charge of a !
party engaged in the geological survey |
Of that State.
canton Somerset expect to have over
twenty-five chevaliers in line for their |
pilgrimage to the Annual Field of the
rstriarehs Militant in Portland, Thurs.
nay and Friday of next week Great |
Preparations have been made for the |
we entertainment of the visitors.
anton Somerset will leave the after
nOon OF Wednesday, as the exercises
egln at an early hour Thursday a. m.
h. ?. Vles has completed his work on
ne Dead River drive having got all the
Vss out of the river excepting those
''' oaek on Long Falls, belonging to
'e Berlin Mills Company, some five
u'llons. These may go out on a June
esnet If we happen to get one as usual.
"ey have the gates shut down at the
eau River dam and everything in
'ulhess to take advantage of the
W. reshet that comes along to start
Pie logs.
hsg White Soap is the best.
ieople are getting big benefits of low