The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-04-05

Woodbury. is selling grass seeds at
lowest prices.
"Hazel Kirkem "Hazcl kirke y"
Hazel Kirke :"
Mr.. NJ. L. Williams of Scion, was in
town, Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Weymouth is on business
trip to Lewiston.
C. A. Fairbrother is confined to his
room with the grip.
Miss Lizzie Williams left this morning
on a trip to Boston.
Mrs.lH. Z. Jewett went to Portland,
this morning, for medical advice.
PureImaple syrup at E. T. Goodrich's.
Call early ard secure your supply.
Ruel Smith, court reporter, returned
to his home in Bangor, Wednesday.
The next regular meeting of the c. G.
c. c., will be on Monday, April 9th.
Opening of Easter millinery at Miss
Lords, Wednesday and Thursday, April
II and r.
E. T. Goodrich has a limited quantity
of Sidney Poolers maple syrup at $l.l0
per gallon.
Edward N. Merrill, Esq, left home,
Yesterday, on a professional trip to
Lincoln County.
Mrs. A. l.. Palmer returned to Fox
croft, Monday, with her grandchild,
Freddie Weston.
Somerset Chapter will hold special
meeting to work the K. A. degree, this,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. w. Cakes is to assist Miss
Lord In the millinery department during
the present spring season.
Edward F. Merrill, who was home
from Bowdon college few days, re-
turned to Brunswick, Monday.
Misses Emma Fl hutchinson and Berdena
Trafton and William HAYES returned to
their work at Colby, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fogler and son
Ben left, Monday morning, for New
London, Conn.,, where they will reside.
Charles C. Tozier went to North An
son, Tuesday, with the remains of his
brother, Albert D. Tozier, who was
drowned at Wakefield, Mass, Feb. 4.
Miss jamie C. Michaels of Quincy,
Mass, who was assistant principal of
the High school here, two years ago,
visited with her friend, Miss Jeanette
Lord, Tuesday.
J. 2. Thompson has been appointed
building inspector for Skowhegan and
asks all persons who are about to erect
buildings, or make extensive repairs
thereon, to notify him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Orr Williams will speak
before Sorosis and guests In the Bethany
Church at o'clock, Tuesday evening,
April 10Th. The subject of the enter
tainment is MARY Queen of Scots"
G. A. Fairbrother, the caterer and con-
fectioner, is partitioning off room 10 his
establishment to be used solely in the
manufacture of ice cream. He eontem-
plates using four horse power electric
motor to assist him in his work.
A crew of II men and 48 horses, who
have been numbering for Lawrence,
Newhall q Co. at Alden Stream the past
winter, arrived here last night and left
early this morning for Shawmut. They
left camp at IL o'clock, Monday night,
and came from Kingfield, yesterday.
The evening school held at the high
school building, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings, taught by Frank
LeCair, has an enrolment OF 30 pupils,
the average age OF which is "a years.
The branches taught are reading, spell
ing, arithmetic and writing, and the
pupils are mostly young men employed
during the day 10 the mills and factories.
Sorosis had most interesting meeting,
Wednesday afternoon, on "a Day with
the Perry Pictures" The papers were
"The Worlds greatest Masters" by
Mrs. Goodrich; "German, Flemish and
Dutch Schools of Painting" by Miss
Berle Walton Nineteenth Century Ar
tsts," by Mrs. Butler, and "Picture
Study In the Public Schools" by Mrs.
Wing. The music for the afternoon WAS
solo by Mrs. Agnes Steward and a
song by the Sorosis Quartet. A large
number of the Perry pictures have been
mounted by club members and given to
the public schools. The annual meeting
of Sorosis occurs, Tuesday evening,
April 18th. with supper served at $50
o'clock
A very pleasant golden wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Morse on March "a, when the
house was filled with relatives, neigh
bors and friends. who came to celebrate
this anniversary. A fine collation. was
served and a general good time was en-
joyed. The following presents from
donors shows how kindly they were re-
membered Gold spoon, suit of clothes,
overcoat and furnishings, Mrs. Fannie
Mitchell, Chicago; IS IN gold, Elmer
Joy, New Britain, CT; $21a in gold,
Mrs. Abbie Morse, Fora, Va; dress,
trimmings and furnishings, a wrapper
and rubbers, print, bed spread, sheets,