The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
New sun umbrellas as Judkins'.

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Saturday.
John Holden, Esq, of Moose River
Is In town, this week.
New polka-dot and plain ducks for
skirts and suits at Judkins'.
John Holden of Moose River made a
business trip to town, Monday.
George B. Fairgrieves went to Boston
on business, Monday afternoon.
Walter Pierce is visiting friends In
Boston and nearby cities this week.
Shirt waist sale at Judklns' a great
success, will continue another week.
Mr.. Benjamin S. Foss returned from a
weeks trip to Moosehead lake, Tuesday.
Five second hand ladies' bicycles for
sale at bargains at Smiths music store.
Robert Linn, Jr., Of Hartland was the
guest of Skowhegan friends over Sun
day.
Miss Elizabeth H. Stevens Is spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. w. q.
Spencer.
Miss Griffith of Augusta is visiting Ia
town, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. 2.
Huntley.
Large assortment of harpius, side,
back, pompsdour and dressing combs at
| Heselton's.
Ladies' isle hose, % cents; boys ex-
ira heavy bicycle hose, 10 cts. pair at
Heselton's.
Deputy Sheriffs Haskell, Williams,
Parsons and Harding were at the court
house, Tuesday.
Capt. Moses French of Scion was In
town few days last week the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. [. j. Smith.
j. W. NORM of Embden, representa-.
tive to the Legislature from his district,
was in town on business, Monday.
Harry G. Graves went to Augusta this
morning, where he has an engagement
to play in Dennis orchestra for few
days.
Mrs. Henry Marble and Miss May
Garland drove to Scion one day, last
week, to visit their former pastor, Rev.
E. T. Adams and wife.
Howard and Annie Maddocks return
ed, Monday evening, from Orono, where
they attended the graduating exercises
of the University of Maine.
Next Sunday will be observed by
Bethany Baptist Church as children's
day. Exercises In which children will
take part will occur in the forenoon.
Mrs. Fanny Cabot is on visit to her
daughter, who Is an assistant In st.
Gabriel's school at Peekskill, N. Y,
Miss Edith will return with her mother
for the summer vacation.
There will be special meeting OF the
Pythian Sisterhood, Wednesday evening,
June 26, and 1t is hoped as many as can
will be present as there is business of
importance to come before the meeting.
The elephant seen 10 the field near the
station at Lakewood attracts lots of
attention from its very life like appear
auce. 1t is one of II. P. Merwin's newest
advertisements for the popular brand of
cigars he manufactures.
Manager Snow is making arrangements
for two games here July 4th, between
the Skowhegans and the Volunteers OF
Lewiston. Mr.. Snow will also strengthen
the team for Saturdays game here with
the Geralds and our boys will work hard
for victory.
Charles F. Ward made trip to Madi
son, Scion and Bingham, Thursday of
last week, with his automobile, travelling
distance of about 20 miles ard return
log home about 30 at night. The run
from Scion to Bingham, 8 miles, was
made In little less than 30 minutes.
s. w. Philbrick accompanied him.
Mrs. Mary Cushing Palmer of Newton.
vile, Mass, was In town over Sunday,
coming here Friday afternoon from
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nual reunion of her class in that institu-
ton. Prof. Palmer, her husband, takes
three months trip to Europe this
season to pursue advanced studies In his
line of work as teacher.
The remains of Frank Mitchell, Sr.,
we're brought here on the afternoon
train of Thursday, from Boston, where
he had died after lengthy sickness,
few days previous, and were conveyed
to the home of his son, Frank Mitchell,
Jr. Funeral services were conducted,
Friday afternoon, by Rev. Daniel
Onstott, pastor of the Methodist church,
and the body inferred In the South Side
cemetery.
Interesting Children's day exercises
were held, Sunday morning, at the Co,
gregational church and In the evening at
the Methodist church with large attend
ance at both places.