The Somerset reporter., 1900-05-31
Get your graduating gloves early at

Lewis Anderson returned from New
York, Friday evening.
Mr.. w. E. Chadwick of Waterville
was in town, Saturday.
F. Barbarick made business trip
to Portland, Wednesday.
These warm days you will find drink
of Wings soda, with pure fruit juices,
most refreshing
Remember you can get baked beans
and brown bread for Saturday nights
supper at Fairbrother's.
Extra good values in ladies' and chill
dren's underwear, also ladies' and chill
dren's hosiery, at Miss Williams
By mutual agreement, next Sunday,
all the pastors of the churches will speak
upon "The right use of the Sabbath
Ice cream made of pure cream and
favored with natural fruits, beat smooth
by electric power and served in any
quantity at Knowlton & rhompson's.
There will be special meeting of
Skowhegan Grange to confer third and
fourth degrees on a class OF. Il, Saturday
evening. Auxiliary are requested to be
present.
Chas. Murphy has established himself
over Goodrich's grocery, where he is
prepared to do merchant and ladies' tai
loring and is showing fine line of sam
pie cloths.
A small fire in the French settlement
near the Catholic cemetery was the oc-
casion of the fire alarm rung In Sunday
morning, but fortunately little damage
resulted.
c. Fl. Burrill and family arrived in
town, last night, from Rochester, N. H.,
and will locate here for the summer, oc-
cupying part of VIM. Philbrick's resi-
dence, as formerly.
The subject at the Congregational
Church, Sunday morning, will be "Man's
right use of the Sabbath" Vesper SER
vice of song and prayer In the evening,
with short address by the pastor,
E. G. Woodbury., W. P. Ordway, N.
G. Ordway, w. R. Clifford and E. N.
Merrill, Esq, Of this town and D. W.
Weber and Charles Penney of Augusta
returned from fishing trip to Carry
Ponds, yesterday, with a large catch of
fine trout.
Fairfield's new and elegant hotel, The
Gerald, is to be opened to the public on
Monday next, the program consisting of
big dinner at noon, concert and ball
In the opera house at night with a ban
quet, music for which will be furnished
by Halls grand orchestra.
Paine's Moving Picture exhibition
gave fine entertainment at the Pines,
last evening, which was witnessed by a
large audience. The company will re-
main the balance Of the week, illustrated
songs and posings being feature.
Special cars to and from the Pines.
Harvey Hilton, who for some years
has been rear brakeman on the Skowhe-
gan-Portland run, will for the summer
season, be transferred to the position of
purser on the company's boat "Sappho"
which runs between Bar Harbor and
Mt. Desert Ferry. This is considered
good position during the summer.
At the First Baptist Church on Sun
day morning, the pastor will speak upon
1.-The question of Sunday observance"
Singing by the chorus choir under the
leadership of Mrs. Philo Steward. Sum-
day school at II o'clock. Young peo-
ple's meeting at 6. Evening praise SER
vice with short address at o'clock.
Conference meeting, Saturday afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon a special service
will be held In the church at 3 o'clock.
The pastor will address the Skowhegan
Lodge of A. o. U. W. aud the Woodbine
Lodge, the ladies of the Degree of
Honor. Special singing by ladies' quar-
tette. Mr.. MacNichol will sing at both
All are invited.
The ball game at Fairview Park, yes
terday, between picked mines, known as
the Beers and the English was an inter-
esting and jolly affair to both partici-
pants and spectators. The Beers were
made up mostly from the younger bust
ness men while the English team for the
most part was composed almost in its
entirety of employees of the American
Wooden Co. The result was in favor of
the Beers by a score of 20 to IL but
gives no indication of the fine game
by both mines or the many of the English
side left on bases. For the English, the
dignity with which L. A. Anderson |
caught all balls that came his way at
first base and the fatigue experienced by
Edw. Gledhill, whether running bases or
chasing the ball in center field, were
while the ''snappy" game play