The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-06-28

Special 4th of July program at Lake.
wood
Band concerts, stage show and fire.
works All of July evening at Lakewood.
NJ William Rowell had new potatoes,
saturday, the 23d, raised from his gar
den.
Ar. and Mrs. f. ?. Yiles attended the
commencement exercises at Brunswick,
today
Mr.. aud Mrs. Augustine Simmons of
North Arson, were In town Friday, and
took the afternoon train down river.
Mrs. Eta -sevano and her sister, Miss
Lena Cook, left Saturday afternoon, for
Old Orchard, where they will pass the
summer.
Miss Belle Bigelow returned from
Lowell, Mass, Saturday last, to spend
the summer months with her parents in
Cornyille.
The list of entries in the Fourth of
July races at Fairview Park, is good
one and made up of some very fine and
fast horses, insuring splendid races.
Miss Bertha Soule of Bath, formerly
LIST assistant in skowhegan high school,
arrived In town, this morning, and will
be guest at Hotel Coburn for few
days.
Mr.. Charles j. Prescott of Orange, n.
j., class of IS, Colby college, attended
commencement exercises in Waterville,
and came to Skowhegan on Wednesday
afternoon to remain few days.
Remember the races and other attrl C.
tions at Fairview Park, Wednesday
next, July 4th. Skowhegan people
have no need to leave home for amusC-
ments on the "Glorious Fourth"
All members of the Eastern Star are
invited to take dinner, July 4th, with
E. K. Delano at their cottage at Lake
wood. They will leave Greene &
Barnard's shoe store on the 10 80 a. m.
car
A stated convocation of Somerset
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be held
tomorrow, friday evening. The P. M.
and NJ. <. M degrees will be conferred
on four candidates, and refreshments
served in banquet hall.
Somerset County NJ edcal Association
will hold its annual meeting at Hotel
Heselton, Tuesday, July 3rd, afternoon
and evening. DR.. II. II. Brock of
Portland will read paper before the
society. Other papers will be read by
Somerset county physicians.
Among those who attended Colby
Commencement from this town were
Gen. X. B. Shepherd, Forrest Goodwin.
ESQ.,, DR.. W. H. Spencer, Mrs. Stephen
Coburn, Miss Louise II. Coburn, Miss
Lizzie T. Hussey, Mrs. j. 2. Merrill, n.
W. Brainerd and Mrs. Brainerd.
A small but we'll pleased audience
witnessed the performance given by the
Pat Maloney Co. In Coburn opera house
last Friday night. The piece was filled
with first class specialties and the sing.
ing of the entire company WIS above the
average. This was the last attraction of
the season.
Don't beat eggs until your arm aches
or stand over the hot stove until you are
about to drop with heat preparing that
desert, but order ice cream which is
much more reasonable this hot weathe' i.
Knowlton Il Thompson are using natural
fruits and pure cream and beat 1t by
electric power and will deliver in any
quantity.
Those from this place who attended
the meeting of the Somerset conference
held at North Arson, this week were,
Rev. H. w Kimball, Mrs. j. w. Fogler,
Miss Lizzie Currier, Mrs. /. w. Weston.
Mrs. r. d. Baker, Mrs. j. H. Hutchins.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bacon, Mrs. E. B. Curtis
and Mrs. Susan Dinsmore. 1t was
voted to hold the next conference at
North New Portland.