The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-04-26

Stewards.
Silas Leland went to Portland, Monday
morning.
Rupert f. Jackson visited in Augusta,
Fast Day.
Try the new Thelma perfume sold by
H. w. Cushing only.
Miss Julia Folsom spent Thursday at
her home In Augusta.
S. S. Glidden made business trip,
Wednesday, to Bangor.
All the late novelties In ladies' spring
hosiery at Miss Williams.
Judkins has some great bargains in
dress goods for this week.
Augustus Wyman was among the
arrivals by last nights train.
Derne Greene has returned home after
passing the winter In California.
Mrs. B. C. Wentworth visited Skowhe-
gan friends early In the week.
Mrs. T. II. Howard went to Bangor,
Tuesday, returning home, last night.
Rev. H. W. Kimball went to Portland,
Wednesday morning, for few days.
Steward has line of made up muslin
curtains at CSC, $1.39 and sligo pair.
T. H. Anderson has pneumatic
tired open buggy that is much admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Pishon re-
turned home, last night, from their Bos-
ton trip.
Seats for 1.-THE American Grip can be
secured at SIMPSONS, next Saturday,
Prices, 30 and SOC
Mrs. Henry Sheridan and Master
Charlie went to Bowdoinham, yesterday,
to make her parents a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostie Allen of North
Arson passed few hours, Saturday
afternoon, with Skowhegan friends.
Eugene B. Smith of Cornville took the
train here, Saturday morning, for Sou h
Brasntree, Mass, where he has situa-
tion on the railroad.
1t is hoped that there will be full at
tendance at the meeting of Carrabasset
lodge, Wednesday next, as there is to be
work In the initiatory ard rank degrees.
The Belfast Co. will arrive on the reg
ular 5 10 train, tonight. A special will
bring 80 knights from Pittsfield with
the Bird Reg. band, 40 from Waterville,
80 from Augusta, and Is from Hallowell.
Perley Kendall, son of J. B. Kendall
who gave up his position about Is
months since as an engineer on the Maine
Central r. r., to join the Klondyke
gold seekers, has returned home the past
week.
Rev. and Mrs. K. T. Adams returned
home, Monday from Gardiner, where
they attended the M. Il. conference.
This is their second year in Skowhegan
and the churches here gladly welcome
their return.
Alton Richardson, Jr., OF Clinton was
in town, Monday, and purchased five
fine horses for the Boston markets from
the following: E. P. Viles. W. II.
Wildes, Mrs. S. B. futile, each one, l..
w. Chase, two.
There will be May dance at Grange
Hall, Tuesday evening, May l, 1900
Music by Kendall's full orchestra. Sup.
per at intermssion. consisting of straw.
berries and cream, cake and coffee. All
cordially invited.
The German held at Hotel Heselton.
Friday night of last week, led by F.
G. Dow, was a pleasant occasion for
the II couples who participated. RI
treatments were served and Kendall
furnished the music.
Mr.. l.. B. Cain of Wateryille send
word that he will give the choral society
rehearsal on the Elijah and festival
music, next Friday evening, Apr. ~, at
the residence of DR.. j. N Merrill and
wants to meet the full chorus.
By invitation the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs will worship at the Universal
list church, next Sunday, to celebrate
the SOth anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
The subject of the PASTORS sermon will
be 1.-THE reward of faithful SERVICE"
At the First Baptist Church on Sun
day morning, the pastor, Henry F. Huse,
will preach at l0.45, Sunday school at
IL o'clock, young peoples meeting at 6
o'clock, evening praise service and short
address at o'clock. Everybody invited.
Gen. S. II. Allen, governor of the U.
s. Home at Togus, was in town, Satu'-
day, calling upon acquaintances. They
were all glad to see this genial gentlemsn
who in former years was engaged in tn
lumber business up the Kennebec, aud
used to be In Skowhegan, quite often.
Mrs. Florence burlington of Wheeling,
w. ", was called here, last week, TO at
tend the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Kidwell' Mrs. burlington recently lest
her husband, who was editor of The
Wheeling Intelligence. She will remain
with her sister, Mrs. Pbilo Steward dur
ing the summer.
What purported to be marriage notice
of Palmyra people came to the REPORT
Err office, yesterday, signed "E. P"
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