The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-05-16
Tenement to let-l4 Pleasant street.

Tenement to let-l4 Pleasant street.
A. Peaks was In Waterville, Saturday
afternoon.
L. Clyde Church of Colby was In town,
over Sunday.
Special bargain sale Of kitchen furnish
ings at Heseton's, this week.
Mrs. S. f. Parker visited friends in
Canaan, several days last week.
Wanted-Cook and other female help
at Quinnebasset Inn, Norridgewock.
Robert Ordway went to Dover, Friday
afternoon, for brief visit with friends,
returning Monday.
Don't miss the great mark-down sale
at Ormsby's iewelry store. He is offer.
ing some big bargains.
; Carrabassett Lodge 81, l. o. o. f,
will have work in the initiatory degree
at the next meeting.
Miss Edith Savage of Fairfield was the
guest, over Sunday, of Hon. William
Philbrick and family.
Charles F. Bowdoin of Dover, at one
time editor and proprietor Of the Somer-
set Argus, was in towr, last week.
The great blood purifier-"Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparillan, large bottles,
rs doses, only 75e, at Simpsons drug
store.
Charles Greene is making quite ex-
tensive repairs upon his recent purchase,
the S. L. Whittier residence on Middle
Street.
Tonight at Grange hall will occur the
first annual ball of the shoemakers en-
ployed by the Commonwealth Shoe and
Leather Co,
The rain of Friday and Saturday was
very opportune. 1t was good for Vegeta-
tion and helped to keep the water up
for log driving.
If you are thinking of putting a hard
rubber tire on your carriage, you should
talk with l.. W. Chase, for he thinks he
can save you. money.
George E. Sampson, corner druggist,
has a 4 1T. and IT. plate glass show
case, in first class condition, oak finish,
for sale at bargain.
John Il. Brown has a position with the
Brunswick and Bath electric
road, as motorman, and left, this morn
ing, to commence his labors.
The wooden coverings were removed
from the two drinking fountains on
Water Street aud Madison avenue, Mon
day, and the water turned on.
The agency for Danforth's green
houses, Norridgewock is at Geo. Z.
drug store. Order your
flowers for decoration day early.
1t is expected that Mrs. E. II. Stevens
and retinue of servants will arrive in
town about June lst and open their
cottage, Bloomfield, for the season.
Frank II. Baker, formerly clerk at the
Gerald, Fairfield, has secured like
position in the Northern Hotel in MILL
nockett and entered upon his duties, last
week.
B. f. Baker, accompanied by his
Mrs. John II. Fogler, left for
Boston, Monday morning. Mr.. Baker
will make trip West before returning
home.
A unique group of photographs in the
form of banjo, advertising the Catholic
Order of Foresters' concert, is attracting
much attention in the window of w. Z.
Ordway.
Elsewhere may be found an adVertis-
ment of Webster's International Diction-
ary. 1t is a standard work and has long
stood the test of use by our foremost
Hon George G. Weeks of Fairfield has
received the appointment Of district
deputy grand master for the thirteenth
Masonic district of Maine which includes
Somerset County.
Orel B only son of Oliver b. and
Esther c. Porter, passed away, Friday
night, May 3, at % Summer street, after
a short illness of two days. The funeral
was held, Sunday, at the home, conduct
ed by Rev. H. f. Huse.
Monday was great day for the
salmon fishermen at Lake George.
George Averill was high line, catching
the largest one taken so far this season,
five pounds. DIR. c. II. WILDER caught
one and Hiram Church, two.
Sarah J. Ross of Newport, department
president OF National W. X. c., will be in
attendance upon the next regular meet
ing of the corps, Friday evening next,
May 18th. A full attendance is de-
sired. Refreshments will be served.
The body of Albion Brown, formerly
Of Harmony, arrived here by railroad,
Tuesday morning, from Berlin, n. II.
where he had resided for 81 years past.
His age was about 20 years and he died
of dropsy. The remains were taken to
Harmony for burial
Clyde Il. futile was brought before
Judge Bachelor of the Skowhegan
Municipal Court, Monday, charged by
Deputy Game Warden, Fred Clarke of
Smithfield with illeral hshinr having