The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-23

The best scratched buck gloves, so
cents at Chas. F. Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sslley of Water
Vile visited friends In town, Saturday.
Will the person who lost sum of
money at W. H. Wildes' store, please
call in.
Good situation awaits a girl for house
hold work in private family. Inquire of
DR.. Conant.
w. II. Pearson, who had been in town
for ten days, returned to Portland, Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Archie Linn and Robert Linn, Jr.
of Hartland were the guests of friends
here, Sunday.
Linwood Corson, who is reading law
with Walton & Walton, is passing the
week in Boston.
Ralph M. Ames left, Friday morning,
on a business trip to Worcester, Mass.
and Buffalo, n. Y.
Master Ben Fogler took header from
his bicycle, yesterday, as result Of
which he broke his arm.
Mrs. K. C. Dunton and Mrs. Mira c..
Holbrook returned from Boston, Thurs.
day afternoon of last week.
The ordinance of baptism was admins
tered to two candidates at the First Bap-
fist church, last Sunday evening.
The Peacock club, composed Of As
commercial men, will hold their next
annual banquet at Lake George, June IL.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer and F. r. Philbrick
sold their sail boat on Madison Pond, the
past week, Ralph Gledhill being the
purchaser.
Ben Baker, who had charge of the
finishing of the Margaret B., returned,
Saturday morning, to his home in East
Boothbay.
Harold Woodbury. is clerkiDg In the
South Side grocery store, this week,
during the absence of Mr.. Donaldson on
a fishing trip.
Mrs. H. K. Randall of Augusta. who
had been passing week in town as the
guest of Mrs. E. 2. Page, returned to
her home, yesterday.
The annual meeting of the corporation
of Bethany Baptist church is called to
be held, Tuesday evening, the 2Sth
instant at 7.30 o'clock.
The agency for Danforth's green
houses, Norridgewock, is at Geo. E.
SIMPSONS drug store. Oder your
flowers for decoration day early.
A stated communication of Somerset
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. will be held on
Monday evening next. The third degree
will be conferred on three candidates.
+. K. Greenwood, c. E., returned,
yesterday, from Arizona where he has
been for l6 months employed in survey
ing railroad line among the mountains.
Miss Flora Reed and Miss Harriet
Bickford, graduates of the Garment Cut
ting school, left, Wednesday, for South
Berwick, where they will open school,
Col. Il. II. Anderson went to Bangor,
this morning, where, today, as a member
of Gov. HIPS staff he will attend the
funeral services of the late Congressman
C. A. Boutelle.
The little chestnut saddle mare of Miss
Julia l.. Coburn, which she had been
keeping at her farm below town was
shipped to her at Concord, Mass, last
week, Joseph Steward accompanying it.
The High School Athletic Association
will send the following men to the Inter.
scholastic meet at Brunswick, Saturday /:
Harville, Goodwin, Bigelow, Webb,
Clark, Flagg and Thomas. The boys
will leave here Friday morning.
Roy L. Marston and Blaine Vies of
this town attended the funeral services
over the remains of John p. Weber, Jr.
student in Bowdoin College, who was
drowned about two weeks ago, at Ban
gor, Sunday, the 10Th instant. Blaine
Viles was classmate of the deceased
and one Of the bearers who accompanied
the remains from Brunswick to Bangor.
The well-known trotting stallion, ST..
Croix, died In Lewiston, Tuesday last,
aged IL years. He was for many years
owned and handled by Webster Williams
of North Arson, had race record of
2.l434, but of late years had not been
raced owing to vicious disposition.
He was the sire Of some of the best colts
ever bred in Maine.
Thursday night the employees OF the
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Co.
held their first annual concert and ball in
Grange Hall. The affair was under the
management of G. Edgar Chase. G. L..
Cleveland and +. j. kimball had charge
of the floor assisted by c.. l.. Cleveland,
Perley Stevens, j. Z. Willett and Frank
Brown. A very pleasant time was en-
joyed.
All members Of the Woman's Relief
Corps are requested to meet at G. A. r.
Hall, Tuesday afternoon, May Us, for the
purpose of making wreathes and
bouquets for Russell Post to use Memoir
ial Day. Members of the Corps will
also be glad to see any and all ladies