The Somerset reporter., 1900-06-07

Mrs. Silas Leland and daughter, Miss
Annie, took the train, Tuesday, for
Boston.
Mrs. Alkaline Hill and Miss Arabella
Hill visited relatives in Augusta several
days, last week.
Mrs. w. w. Cakes is enjoying visit
from her sister, Miss J. M. Loughrey of
Cambridge, Mass.
A. F. Donegan of Bingham was in
town over last night, returning home
from the convention il Fairfield.
R. l.. Mitchell went to Lewiston and
Portland, Tuesday morning, on business
connected with his wood working es-
tablishment.
II. p. Merwin and Thos. Tantish have
been on carriage drive TO up-river
towns, this week, combining business
with pleasure.
10 cents buys bottle of root beer ex-
tract at Horatio W. Gushing 's-enough
to make five gallons of that delicious
summer drink.
W. r. Elliott, stenographer and book
keeper for the American Wooden Co., is
on few days visit to his parents in
Andover, Mass.
John Dore tells US that on Monday
last he caught six bass in Madison Pond
that weighed twenty pounds, one weigh
ing 54 pounds.
A. C. Wade of Athens, who went to
Seattle, Wash. to pass the winter with
his sons, was among the arrivals by last
nights train.
Girl wanted-must be good cook, to
go to the seashore for the summer, with
private family. Apply at once at
Fred II. Wings drug store
Mrs. A. C. Houston of Sangerville,
accompanied by her young sons, Robert
and George, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Goodwin.
Misses King and St. George, high
school teachers, were fortunate enough
to secure two of the finuy tribe while on
a fishing trip at Hayden Lake, Saturday.
This is the third and last day of the
Universalist convention at Pittsfeld, and
Rev. H. A. Markley has returned to at
tend 1t and carry an assigned part on the
program.
J. A. Kendall went to Fairfield, Mon
day afternoon, where he assisted Halls
orchestra who furnished music at the
concert and ball at the Gerald in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilkins, Mrs. o.
F. Alvord, delegates TO the Universalist
convention at Pittsfeld, stopped in
town a few hours, Monday noon, en-
route from Kingfield.
Fred Fl. Wing, the druggist, claims to
be able to fit the most obstinate case with
a comfortable truss, and has rooms es-
pecially for this branch of his business,
making it speciality.
Col. A. G. Blunt, Sheriff F. P. Pen
nell, George w. Cover, Esq, and E. r.
Goodrich have returned from a fishing
trip to the Cary ponds, where they
secured some $50 fine trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth and
little son, Allan, have returned from
Easthampton, Mass, where they visited
Mrs. Wentworth's mother They were
accompanied by Miss Maude Thompson,
who will pass the summer with them.
The dedication of the new X P. hall
at Madison will take place, Monday
evening, June 18th, and members of the
local lodge here with ladies have receiv-
ed an invitation to be present. Rev. H.
A. Markley will deliver the dedicatory
address and the Crescent banjo, mando-
lin and guitar club of this place have
been engaged to furnish music.
The 9TH annual opening of Lakewood
grove, our popular trolley park, occurs
on Saturday, June 10Th. A grand holt
day programme has been arranged.
Music, afternoon and evening sy the
Scion Cornet band. COrnet solos and
specalties by the Misses Clarke. VIM.
J. Sully's Polite Entertainers will open
the vaudeville season, with very clean,
refined, and pleasing entertainment both
afternoon and evening. Special cars
will be run on Somerset Traction Co.'S.
electric road. Remember the admission
Is free to all those riding on electric cars.
Mr.. Joseph F. A. Blodeau, vice chief
ranger of the Skowhegan lodge of the
Catholic Order of Foresters, and Miss
Lucie Poulip, were united In marriage at
the church of Notre Dame de Loudres,
at O'clock, Monday morning, by the
pastor, Rev. FIR. Lacroix. AT $50
O'Clock, Narcisse Laney and Miss Annie
Wlllett were married at the same church
by Rev. FIR. Lacroix. Both gentlemen
being members of the lodge of Foresters,
the members of the order were enter
tained, Tuesday evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bilodeau and on We'd
nesday evening, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laney.
The Town Improvement Society gave
a pleasing entertainment Friday evening
In Grange hall for the purpose of raising
funds to carry on work in hand. The