The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-07-12
Up. Clarke is on a business trip to

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Boston this week.
C. H. Clark has the new campaign
buttons for sale.
Rev. r. l.. Sheaff Of Barton, Vt, is
visiting friends in town.
Warren J. Foss of Brighton, was in
town Friday on business.
r. F. Wilson and wife are visiting
In Portland for few days.
Miss Edna Page left town Saturday
morning for few weeks visit al
Squirrel Island.
Wanted, for few weeks, girl to de-
general homework, no washings. Ap
ply at this Office.
David Jewett has sold his farm in
North Madison, and with his family
have removed to this place.
Guy Harville went to Bar Harbor
where he has a position as bell boy IL
Hotel Lyman, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Lincott and
young daughter of Boston, are the
guests of j. .. Smith and family.
Arson Savage went to Millinocket
Saturday morning where he has sit
uaton with the Great Northern Paper
Co.
P. s. Longley of Scion and F. Fl,
Preble of Bingham, two prominent uI
river business men, were in town Satur'
day,
Mrs. L. X. Forbes, who has beer
visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Spencer
returned to Haverhill, Mass, Saturday
morning.
The largest shipment of veal and
lambs to the Boston market, which has
been recorded this year, was made or
Monday.
Miss Clara and Master Arthur Heath
passed last week with their grandpar-
ents, returning to their home in Water
Vile Monday.
Miss Edith Savage of Fairfield passed
last week as the guest of Mrs. F. o.
Sawyer at their cottage, Madison Pond
returning home Monday afternoon.
F. c. Pooler, proprietor of the Fair.
view Stock Farm, has received six fine
blooded Jerseys from Winthrop, which
will be added to his already extensive
herd.
A party Of Skowhegan ladies to the
number OF twenty or more, went &c
Fairfield by this mornings train and
will dine at the new Gerald, returning
by to-night's train.
Frank W. Whittier, wife and young
child who have been passing week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Whittier, returned home to Lewiston,
Tuesday afternoon,
A party including Mr.. and Mrs,
Howser of Boston, Mrs. Stibel, her son
and daughter Of Indiana, arrived in
town Saturday and are at the Mohican,
Lake George for the summer.
The Universalist Sunday School and
parish will hold picnic at Lakewood
next Wednesday, July 18th. Special
half fare tickets good on all regular
cars, will be on sale at f. w. Aliens.
There will be on exhibition at the
public library for three weeks begin
ming, Wednesday, July 10th, one hun
bred pictures by Raphael. The public
are cordially invited to see this exhibit
During the summer, II. C. Bassett
the photographer, will tour Somerset
county In the interest Of his studio in
town. He will also do Photographic
work In a tent. William Langley will
have charge of Mr.. Bassett's studio In
town.
Horace Bickford, who has been EN-.
ployed in the bottling department OF
F. H. Wings drug store, has resigned
to accept position as conductor on the
Somerset Traction Company's electric
road. His successor at Mr.. Wings is
Arthur Mitchell.
George Barnard recently completed q
pine flag pole which will stand So feet
high, and will be set up, today, at
Bloomfield, the summer residence of DIR.
E. H. Stevens of Cambridge, Mass. The
pole will carry flag some 16 by 20
feet, thus making q conspicuous land
mark for many miles.
Frank Smith and wife Of Nashua, n.
a., and Warren Goodale of Clinton,
Mass. have been the guests Of S. c..
Ward and daughters, this week. They
leave, today, accompanied by Miss Sara
Ward, on a carriage drive up the Ken
nebec and to Heald Ponds, where they
will do some fishing.
The Rockwell Co. opened a weeks
engagement here last Monday night
finder canvas. The opening bill was
The King of Wall Street" and between