The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22

w. II. Wildes'.
There will be band concerts at Lake
George, next Sunday.
NJ. B. Heselton has lately received 800
cases of the Mason fruit jars.
Mr.. n. C. Smith, foreman of the NJ.
c. carpenters, was in town Tuesday.
d. c. Dorothy of Concord, N. H.,
came TO town last evening On a brief
visit.
Mrs. Geo. II. Pishon has returned
home from a weeks visit with friends
in Lewiston and Portland.
The Bethany Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Lakewood, Wednesday.
J The attendance was large.
The famous Victor Coffee can now be
had at the Skowhegan Cash Grocery;
pound cans only 25c. Try it.
Miss Margaret Lumsden went to
Boston, Friday afternoon, for visit
with her brothers, Andrew and George.
Buy a high arm, five drawer, oak
table modern sewing machine OF w. II.
Wildes for $500, warranted for five
years.
George P. Goodwin left home this
morning for Boston, and later will go to
Hoosac Tunnel, to pass his vacation with
relatives.
Mrs. Waller, who passed the winter as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mur-
ray, started for her home Ia Canada,
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Neal of Fairfield
we're registered. at Hotel Heselton,
Tuesday. Mr.. Neal was formerly a
drug clerk here.
Among those to receive diplomas as
registered druggists at the recent meet
ing of the Maine Pharmaceutical board,
WAS Fred Wing of Lewiston.
Mrs. Lizzie Kelley, with two children,
from Hillsboro, Dakota, arrived in town
this morning to pass the summer with
her sister, Mrs. J. Smith Nutting.
The Crescent banjo, mandolin and
guitar club are to give concert in the
Town Hall at Fairfield Center, Friday
evening, June 30th see bills later
Mark Harville and Mr. ard Mrs.
Marion Mills were in Pennington, Wed
nesday, in attendance upon the reunion
of the 4th Maine Battery Association.
DR.. Walter l.. Burt Of Port Chester,
n. Y, who has been in this vicinity for
week, looking after horses, returned TO
his home Saturday morning. He bought
three in Waterville.
Henry K. Spencer OF Colby, 90, en-
tertained three OF his classmates n his
home here over Sunday, returning 10
Watervile with them, Monday after.
noon. They were w. O. Stevens,
Harold l.. Hanson and Ernest II. Mailing.
Rev. Mr.. Noyes, representing the
Home for Little Wanderers will preach IN
Bethany church Sunday morning DR..
Spencer, the pastor, will be in Water
Vile, Sunday. He has a part In the
college service In the Baptist church
there, Sunday evening
Don't get left. The Maiue Central
summer time table goes into effect Mon
day next, when the morning train will
leave here at g. 10 and the afternoon ut
1880. The arrivals will be 10 minutes
earlier in the forenoon and 5 minutes
earlier In the afternoon.
Next Sunday morning, st thu Congre-
gational church, Rev. I. ). Lewis of
Madison, will preach in exchange with
the pastor In the evening Rev. Mr.
Noyes of the Home for Little Wanderers
will give au address and a choir OF boy
from the Home will sing.
Mr.. Vim. futile, who came home from
California, some three years since and
has resided with his brother, Chandler
Tuttle meanwhile, departed Tuesday on
trip to Montana, where he holds min
ing property. II would seem like quite
trip for man of his years, 81, but he
is yet hale and hearty.
During the heavy shower that occur
red here, Tuesday night, lightning
struck the cupola OF the stable of Henry
Mitchell, passing down few feet then
out through the roof, tearing off some
shingles. Fortunately there WAS no fire
and the damage is only about five
dollars.
The railroad commissioners were In
town, Saturday. They came here over
the Somerset Traction line, and from
here went to Norridgewock over the s.
& \. electric road, to make the summer
examination OF these roads. They also,
the same day. examined the Somerset
railway and the Wateryile & Fairfield
aud Fairfield & Benton street railways.