The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-27
New sun umbrellas at Judkins'.

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Very pretty bureau scarfs for 25c at
Miss Williams.
Hon. D. D. Stewart of st. Adams was
In town, Monday.
Try G. R. Fogg's root beer extract; a
l0c package makes gallons.
H. p. Merwin WAS in Bangor and
Pittsfeld, Wednesday on business.
A good, second hand phaeton for sale
at Chase's stables, for very little
money.
Millinery at about your own price
now, everything marked down at Miss
Withee's.
The Island Machine Co. are still handl-
ing the celebrated Walter A. Wood
mowers and rakes.
C. W. Fletcher, deputy insurance com
missioner, was in town Friday, on Of
fetal business.
Capt Horatio Libby of Merose, Mass,
is in town for few days, guest Of bis
sister, Mrs. Geo. B. Stafford.
Tonight at the pines will occur the
annual outdoor praise service conducted
by the Congregational society.
E. C. Butler left, Friday afternoon,
for Bar Harbor, where he will act as
clerk at the Lyman, this summer. This
| is Mr.. Buffers fifth season at this hotel.
Miss Hadley who has been In town for
two months past as Instructor in elocu.
ton, left, Tuesday, for the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition at Buffalo, en- route to
her home in Ohio.
Work began this morning upon the
building on Main ST., formerly occupied
by c. A. Leighton, TO change 1t into q
dwelling house. 1t is to be moved back
from the street some fifteen feet.
The work on the section between this
place and Shawmut is being done by a
crew of Italians from Waterville. The
crew comes up on special train at 7.3C
in the morning and returns at night.
Rev. w. F. Berry of Waterville and
Mrs. Berry were in town, Saturday, OF
their way to Scion. Mrs. Berry will
remain at the home of her father, Capt
Moses French, during part of the sum
mer.
Thursday of next week being July 4tf
the REPORTER will be printed and mailed
Wednesday. All who furnish copy fol
, advertisements or news will please beal
this In mind and do it one day earlier
than usual.
The name Alton Loomis Whittemore
should have appeared in the list of gradu
ates of Skowhegan high school as pub
lished last week, but by mistake the
name was given, Whittier instead OF
Whittemore.
On Saturday afternoon next the Oak
land ball team will cross bats with
the Skowhegans at Fairview Park. The
Oaklands is one of the many fine anna
teur teams of Maine, and good game
may be looked for.
DIR. F. s. Bigelow, who slipped on the
ice, last January in Augusta, sustaining
serious injuries, was brought home, Fri.
day forenoon. He has been laid up Is
weeks from the result of his fall and ls
yet long way from well.
! A stated convocation of Somerset
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be held
tomorrow friday evening, at 7.30
o'clock. The r. A. degree will be con-
ferred on three candidates and refresh
ments served in banquet hall.
The Garment Cutting School is to
close its rooms in this place, Saturday
next, for the summer vacation after a
most successful season. 1t will be re-
opened In September under the same
efficient corps of teachers, Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Stevens Of Belfast.
Harold Hanson, formerly of this town,
now a student Of Newton Theological
Seminary of Newton Centre, Mass, was
an arrival upon the afternoon train of
yesterday. He returns this afternoon to
Deering Centre, where he will supply
the pulpit of the Baptist Church during
the summer, beginning his labors, Sun.
day.
Attention is called to a meeting in
Grand Army Hall to be held, Wednesday
evening, July 3d.I In this age of fire.
works, and other outdoor demonstra.
tons it Is we'll to devote an hour to q
more quiet recognition of the historical
and patriotic phases of "The day we cele-
brate."
The class of '04, Colby college, came
to town, Friday evening, and held their
annual freshman exit banquet at Hotel
Heselton. There were sixteen In the
party. Clarence N. Perkins was toast
master and among the after dinner
speakers were John S. Tapley, o. D.
Meserve, Lewis o. Hammond, Vernon
S. Ames, John B. Roberts, VIM. Hoyt,
J. Marston, Messrs. Soule, Tarbell and
Bryant. The collegians were much
pleased with the spread prepared for
them at such short notice by Landlord
Brown.
Arrangements have been perfected for
a most aniovahla Fourth of Iulv at alra