The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-06-07
TOWN and VICINITY

Lakewood opening, June 10th, Satur
day.
Mr.. F. W. Squire of Madison was il
town, Friday.
Mr. John Tomlinson of Brighton was
in town, Tuesday.
Florida pineapples, California peache:
and apricots at Knowlton & Thompson's
Charles D. Newell, Richmond's towr
clerk, was In town on business, Thurs.
day.
Nr. and Mrs. W. H. Pearson returned
10 their home in Portland, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler of Wellesley, Mass,
was among the arrivals on the train
Monday evening.
This seasons opening at Lake George,
will occur, one week from next Sunday,
the 9TH instant.
5. NJ. Emerson and Alonzo Lawrence
left Friday afternoon for Austin pond on
fishing expedition.
Frank Fl. Baker went to Fairfield, Sat.
urday, where he began his duties as
clerk of the new Gerald.
These warm days you will find q
drink of Wings cool soda with pure
fruit juices most refreshing.
W. L. C. Potter connected with and
4 representing the Old Grst Mill Health
I Food Co. is registered at the Heselton.
Harry Palmer went to Bar Harbor,
Monday, having been engaged as bell
boy for the second season in the "Ly.
nam"
DR.. F. o. Sawyer went to Portland,
Yesterday, to attend a meeting OF the
q Maine Dental Board of which he is q
& member.
Rev. Hannah j. Powell of North Jay
Z will preach at the Universalist Church,
Sunday next, in exchange with the
4 pastor.
\ Hon. Stephen o. Brown of Dover,
B agent of the American Wooden CON-
3 pany, was in town, Saturday, the guest
& of Mr.. Lewis Anderson.
81 DR.. Cora NJ. johnson went to Rock
q land, Monday morning, to attend the an.
s nual meeting of the Maine Homeopathic
& society of which she is secretary.
II Mr. Townsend of Scion, visited his
8 brother, r. F. Townsend, Thursday, and
& while in town purchased a top buggy
\ with pneumatic tires of L. W. Chase.
q The Crescent mandolin, banjo and
u guitar club went to Madison, Friday
evening, where they furnished music at
the junior exhibition OF the high school.
Il Mr. Pethuel S. Fletcher had the mis-
Il fortune to break small bone in his leg
near the ankle, Friday last, by being
q thrown from harrow he was riding In
q his field.
Il Mark Bond of Corinna was 10 town,
last week, looking after acreage of chic
s DRY, under contract by growers in this
4 vicinity. He finds all who agreed to
q plant the root are doing so.
81 The town clerk wishes that the par
& ents Of all children born in 1899. whose
q births have not been recorded, will send
II him their names aud date of birth now,
s. as his report must be made out soon and
q this Information is necessary.
81 Skowhegan delegates to the Demo-
& cratic caucus at Fairfield, yesterday
81 went by blackboard to which was hitched
four fine looking coal black steeds, and
the party presented pleasing appear
ance as they drove through our business
street with the stars and stripes flying.
8 Mr.. John J. Enneking, the Boston
artist, who usually visits Skowhegan
about this season of the year, arrived
here, Saturday, and is at the residence OF
Mr.. John Weston, occupied In sketching
and painting scenery and animals. He
il an admirer of Skowhegan scenery and
n foliage.
Roy L. Marston, the census enumer-
ator for Skowhegan, began his duties
Friday morning, June l. Mr.. Maraton
E will take the census in town and will be
assisted by Earle Smith, who does the
same work in the country districts. Mr..
aarstOn Is also a special enumeration and
upon completing his work in town will
take statistics and gather information
concerning the manufacturing industries
Of Waterville, Fairfield, Pittsfield and
Skowhegan.