The Somerset reporter., 1901-03-21
|TOWN and VICINITY


L. clerk at Blunt's.
q Headache powders that are guaranteed
o cure at G. R. Fogg's drug store.
Il Miss Emma Tobey went to Boston by
&+bis mornings train for two weeks
visit.
n Judge Bonney of Portland was the
&Ouest of his nephew, w. l.. Bonney,
lover Tuesday night.
n n. P. Thing is officiating as messenger
#at the court house during the present
#session of S. j. Court.
W. A. Porter of Augusta was in town
hover Sunday to attend the funeral of his
Grandmother, Mrs Mary l.. Hall.
4 L. W. Chase sold valuable grey geld
linz to O. NJ. Sibley of Oakland, Mon
q day. the reported price being $500.
q The Ladies' Working League of the
a Congregational Church will meet with
Mrs. Mira Holbrook, Madison Ave,
#Mouday next.
~ Early morning eoastiGg parties have
been the popular thing for a week past,
the crust being strong and the sport ex-
Ehilirating and exciting.
A new lot of the remnant dimities,
Emulls and ginghams just received at
bliss Williams, also very pretty patterns
I'm white goods in remnants.
The venerable Josiah Crosby of Dexter
was in attendance upon the opening of
court, Tuesday, being the ons attorney
from the Penobseot bar present.
" The entertainment given in Grange
Hail. Saturday evening last for the
&benefit of the Skowhegan Grange was
well attended and netted the Grange a
mice sum.
"a Rev. II. W. Kimball and family will
soccupy the Dodge residence on Elm st.
latter May 1st. Many alterations in the
#hterior of the house are to be made
B mean while.
Chas. B. Dodge has purchased of Mrs.
mira c. Holbrook ct ais, their undivided
#half interest In the block occupied by
#DOw e. Carter, at price close to the
Isl 900 mark. He now becomes sole
d pwner of the property.
81 ". c. Robinson of No. Alison wishes
3 TO testify to the value of the REPORTER
bs an advertising medium, as it was
#through the little ad inserted oy him in
bur last issue that he found his large
white dog that was lost.
Il c. W. Small of Portland officates as
court reporter this week supplying for
STANLEY Estes, Judge Warehouses;
Irregular reporter, until the latter is
released from his duties as reporter in
The Maine House of Representatives
Remember that the drama, "Out in
the Streets" followed by the mirth pro-
E3Eoking farce, 1.-THE Rough Diamond,
will be presented to the public under the
huspices of the Companion Court Altana
- 0. f., Tuesday evening, April 16, in
EEGrauge hall. Ball after the play. Ken
!&dalls orchestra.
On Friday night of last week nearly
MO members from Carrabasset Lodge, |.
~ 0. +. visited Indian Spring Lodge at
Madison, the degree team from the
&SkOwhegan lodge worked the Sd degree
On several candidates. At the close of
the meeting banquet was served and
N the members from Carrabasset Lodge
Essay they were entertained royalty.
~ The many friends of John N. Merrill,
y pr. will be pleased TO learn that he has
successfully passed the rigid examina-
ton for entrance to West Point military
academy. Mr.. Merrill was appointed as
IN alternate, last fall, by Senators Hale
fnd Frye and as the regular appointe
Eflso passed the examination, he will have
Ifo await vacancy before entering upon
Pie course.
81 One of the delightful social events of
E$he present season that will be looked
pack upon with much pleasure was the
III AT Home" of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace
zEBunt, held Tuesday evening last, at
#fheir handsome home, Elm st. During
Rhe evening nearly 100 guests called to
E%ay their respects to this popular young
Houple, who were assisted in receiving
Py Col. and Mrs. A. G. Blunt. Refresh
nents were served by Caterer Delano.
The plans of the new brick business
olock, to be erected by S. w. Gould,
fsq' this season, on the Hoyt lot, are
w. completed and work upon the found
atlon viii be commenced as soon as the
Rround will permit. The block will be
Fhree stories, having two stores on the
grouod floor. The second and third
tores are to be finished off into small
experiments, single rooms and suites,
#eserying space enough out of same to
provide for caterer to furnish meals to
he occupants.
q AT the regular meeting of the Wo-
Fnan' Club at the library psrlors, We'd
lesday afternoon, the following pro-
gram was presented "The Industries
ot Germany" by Mrs. Pauline Little
lielo piano solo, "Song of the Bathers, ~
MISS Ella Hight; Public Education in
germany" prepared by Mrs. Hattie
oanforth and read by Mrs. Cora Parker