The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19

Plenty of water Ice waters at E. I.
Goodrich's.
W. P. Ordway went to Portlaud,
Saturday morning.
DIR. j. H. Pooler passed Sunday with
relatives in Portland.
George H. Shurtleff of Portland was
in town over Sunday.
Attention ia called to the card of j. F.
Mac Nichol, teacher of music.
Charles r. Viles returned to Boston on
the morning train of Saturday.
Miss Sadie Jewett has engaged with
Miss Lord, milliner, as assistant.
Miss Ethel Mudgett went to Portland,
Saturday morning, to visit friends.
A. Fl. Noyes OF Peabody, Mass, was
among the arrivals, Sunday morning.
Miss Celia Williams took the train here
Monday morning for Providence, X. l.
Miss Emma Ceilings was the guest of
Augusta relatives, the first Of the week.
Funeral services of the late Otis Far
rington occurred, Wednesday afternoon.
Edward Spear of Waterville was call
ing on Skowhegan acquaintance, Satur-
day.
Mrs. George G. Carey and child return
ed to st. Johnsbury, VT, Monday morn
ing.
Miss Williams shows a complete line
of children's night robes, to IL years !;
prices IS to SOC.
George Boardman of the Island
Machine Co. made business trip down
river, Saturday.
Mrs. G. f. Norton has returned from
Boston and New York and reopened her
dressmaking rooms.
Philander c. Whittier left here for
Maiden, Mass. Friday, where he expects
to remain some weeks.
o. l.. Dascombe of Wilton, Bowdoin
1901, has been a recent guest of DR.. and
Mrs. L. A. Dascombe.
G. b. Stafford, manager OF the Show
hogan factory of the Commonwealth Co.,
is on a business trip to Boston.
A young man of good habits can Sc
cure a place to learn the drug business
by applying early at II. W. Cushings.
Rev. e. T. Adams, pastor of the Island
Avenue Methodist Church, and Mrs.
Adams, are in Gardiner attending the
Maine conference.
John o. Haines started for Boston,
Wednesday morning with string of 10
fine horses which he has been getting to-
gether during the past winter.
Baker & Marble are now busy lettering
monuments to be set this spring. Parties
who intend to have tablets completed
before Memorial Day" should order at
once.
There will be meeting of the direct
ors of the Town Improvement society ut
the home of the president, Mrs. b. F.
Eaton, Saturday afternoon next, at 3
O'Clock.
Quite a number from here attended
the Great Northern Paper Makers first
annual concert and ball at Madison, Mon
day night. Music was furnished 10y
Kendall.
George B. Fairgrieves, who, accom-
panied by his wife and niece, Miss
Lizzie Williams, had been passing two
weeks in New York city, returned home
Saturday night last
On account of the illness of Mr.. Il. d.
Baker, the Working League, which was
to meet with Mrs. Baker on MONDAY
afternoon next, will meet at the vestry
instead, at the usual hour.
Christian Science Church services will
be held at 20 Water st. on Sunday morh'
ing, April %, at 1O:45 o'clock, subject
Everlasting punishment. All are
cordially welcome to these services.
The trustees of the Somerset Central
AkTlCuiluIdi DoSictJ ohOi ioui huho'S"
dollars In purses, for three races over
their track at Skowhegan, open to tro =
ters and PAGERS, on July 4th, 1900.
Glasses to be named later.
Many of our people will want to Wit
ness the Belfast Co. go through their
fancy drills and evolutions, which are
said to be unequaled by anything given
in Coburn Hall before of like nature.
Their visit will be a feature of the X. Z.
ball, the evening of April 26th.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Spencer are
in attendance upon the Ecumenical
Council In New York city, this weeh.
DIR. Spencer will preach in Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church 10 that city, Sunday
next, and in the Calvary Baptist Church
in Washington, the Sunday following.
Mrs. w. Il. Orcutt of Washington,
ID. c., who was called to this town,
two weeks ago, by the illness of he
father, Oliver Walker, returned to hes
home, Tuesday. MIR. Walker having
practically regained his former good
health. Mr.. Walker is "a years old.
The Civil Government club met with
Mrs. j. p. Merrill, Monday afternoon,
April 10. Mrs. Howard gave an inter-
estinp sketch of Pioneer Women In the