The Somerset reporter., 1901-08-01
Table girls wanted at Hotel Coburn.

MISS EmeTdlu Aueil is the guest, I'LL
week, Of relatives in Rome and Smith
field.
Skowhegan Lodge, K. of P. will con
fer the rank of knight at the castle hall
this evening.
Thelma, the popular perfume can b.
obtained In Skowhegan at G. R. Fogg'
drug store, only.
The Universalist sewing circle will
meet, next Thursday afternoon, will
MRS. Chandler futile.
The management have secured gam,
OF ball for Monday afternoon next, will
the Watervilles, at Fairview Park.
The barber shop under Hotel Coburi
bias been handsomely refltted and fur
nished and will be opened this week.
The advertisement of A. NJ. Dunbar O.
Waterville, bookbinder, appears in ou
columns this week. He guarantees goot
work.
K. S. Locke of Boston, at one time IL
business here, was In town, Wednesday
en- route to the home of his parents il
Athens.
Fred T. Addition, who has charge Of
the garment cutting school at Rockland
returned to his duties, Wednesday
having passed two weeks In town.
The Baptist Sunday school from Oak.
land will have Its annual picnic at Lake.
wood, today. Last year about $50 at
tended and more are expected this year
Mrs. G. E. Tilton of Bangor arrived by
last nights train to pass several weeks
with her husband at the farm home Of
his mother, on the Norridgewock road.
Bloomfield Assembly and the AS
semblles of Pythian Sisterhood from
Norridgewock and Madison are to have q
picnic at Lakewood Grove, Wednesday
Aug. 7th.
F. q. Colby, master driver for the
Kennebec Log Driving Co., and W. E
Robinson of the firm of Preble & Robin
son, both of Bingham were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Ward returned home, Mon.
day night, accompanied by Mrs. w. N,
Pierce of Clinton, Mass, who will spend
the remainder of the summer with her
niece, Mrs. W. Fl. Ward.
Samuel Emerson has been running as
express messenger, this week, between
this place and Waterville, owing to the
illness of Messenger Osborne. The team
has been in charge of A. c. Peakes.
Many of the employees of the Anderson
Wooden Mills had an enforced vacation,
Wednesday afternoon, caused by the
breaking of cogs In one of the water
wheel. Everything is running as usual,
this morning.
A sum of money was found on a road
leading out of Skowhegan village, sever
al weeks ago, and the owner thereof has
not appeared In answer to an advertise
ment in the REPORTER. Inquire at this
Office within two weeks.
Mrs. Victor Edwards and little daugh-
ter of Worcester, Mass, who have been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Gage left here for Point Allerton,
on the Massachusetts, coast, yesterday, to
pass the month of August, her mother
accompanying them.
DR.. j. Fred Hill of waterville, assist
ant examining surgeon of the I'd Reg't
N. G. s. M, WAS in town, Tuesday even
ing, and examined several recruits for
Co. E, which assures Capt. Dunlap OF
having his full quota Of men when he
goes into camp the 10th inst.
There were two games of ball at Fair.
view park, last Saturday afternoon.
The first was betw cen picked mines rep
resenring the worsted and wooden mills
and resulted In tie, each side scoring
13 runs. The Skowhegan French boys
then defeated the Victors of Madison 6
to 5. Provo pitched IS innings.
Clerk of Courts Seekins has issued his
venires for grand and traverse juries for
the September term of Supreme court.
By direction of Judge Emery who will
preside, the grand jurors are to come
In Tuesday, September 18th, but the
traverse jurors are not to come In until
Thursday, the Sd day Of the term, when
the trial of civil cases will begin.
The display window In the drug store
Of Fred Fl. Wing is attracting the at
tention of all who pass that way. 1t
contains many of the implements Of
warfare, several handsome silk flags,
and other articles used In the Philippines,
nicely arranged, which are the property
of Lyman Bennett of Presque Isle and
William Stinchfield Of this place, men,
bers of Co. B, AID regiment of Vermont.
The prospect is especially bright for
having one of the best afternoons racing
at Fairview Park, Saturday next, ever
held over this course. Both the az
and 2.40 classes will be we'll filled with
good ones. The management have secured
G. M. Hatch as starter. The ball game
between the Geralds and Skowhegans