The Somerset reporter., 1901-04-18
Pure insect powder at @. R. Fogg's

Mrs. Ed P. Page Is visiting with
friends In Augusta.
Mrs. w. Clifford went to Boston, We'd
nesday, to pass week.
Norman L. Bassett, Esq, of Augusta
was In town, Wednesday.
J. Smith Nutting is on business trip
to Brunswick and Lewiston.
Good news Knowlton & Thompson
will have ice cream for Saturday.
Large bottles of beef, iron and wine,
only SOC, al q. r. Fogg's drug store.
Mrs. F. A. Nolin is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fletcher of Fairfield
Mrs. Agnes Pooler from Lynn, Mass,
is visiting friends in town, for a few
weeks.
Ned Merrill, Harry Palmer and Walter
Wildes returned to Bowdoin College,
Monday afternoon.
Principal John E. Nelson of Water
vile, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
K. Butler, Saturday.
Morrison has for sale one two horse
dump, one light, one heavy farm wagon,
one blackboard 2 seats.
Meeting of Russell Relief Corps, Fri
day p. NJ, April 10Th. Guests will be
admitted at three O'Clock.
Il. W. Brown of Boston, who recently
purchased the Hotel Heselton property,
arrived In town, Saturday.
Street parade at noon, concert In front
of hall at night, next Monday, when
Billy R. Vans big Ministries are here.
At the Congregational Church, Sunday
morning, preaching by the pastor, music
by the male quartette. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher of
Fairfield, passed Saturday and Sunday in
town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Webb.
Do you want summer lap robe at
one-half price or less, slightly damaged
10y wstrr,rr you do cali ut Weymouth
before they are gone.
Miss Williams is showing a fine assort-
ment of lacee, new patterns In mechlin
laces, matched sets for underwear, choice
patterns in the val laces. All prices.
Don Morrison went to Augusta, We'd
nesday, to pass the remainder of the
week. Mr.. Morrison will render violin
solo at Methodist entertainment, this
evening.
After suspension during the winter
months the Skowhegan & Norridgewock
electric road has again resumed opera
tions, the first cars to be run on schedule
time starting Tuesday.
Citizens should not fail of being In at
tendance upon the special town meeting
next Saturday afternoon, as the matters
to be voted upon are of sufficient impor-
lance to call them out In force.
The Fast Day service, this year, will
be held In the Universalist Church on
the evening of Fast Day at 7.30. Rev.
Fl. w. Kimball will preach the sermon
and there will be special music.
Fred Fl. Wing has been obliged, by
reason Of his largely increasing business,
to remove his soda bottllng establishing
from his basement to the Morrison build
ing in the rear of the Milburn block.
At the last meeting of the Rebekahs,
Tuesday evening, three candidates were
taken in, and refreshments were served
at the close of the work. At the next
meeting they expect visit from the
noble grand, Mrs. e. s. Lowering Of
Waterville.
1t looks as though F. P. Moore, the car
rage builder and dealer, intends to do
some of the carriage business again this
season, as he has about 700 feet of floor
space all covered with carriages and he
says nobody can undersell him except
with cheaper grade.
The Sewing Circle of Universalist
Church gave a ehowder and baked bean
dinner at the G.. A. r. Hall, yesterday
noon and at six o'clock ten cent supper,
with cake sale In the afternoon, both
of which were well patronized, and they
realized about $40 as the result.
Schools began Monday in the village
with the same teachers as last term with
the exception of Miss Annie L. Beard,
grade VIII, Garfield building, who tele-
graphed her resignation during vacation.
Miss Myrtle Burleigh OF Vassslboro, a
graduate of the Gorham Normal school
was chosen as her successor.
The first public entertainment ever
held under the auspices of Altana Court,
/. o. F., came off at Orange Hall, Tues
day evening last, when the play "Out In
the Streets" and the farce "a Rough
Diamond were presented in highly
creditable manner before an appreciative
audience that completely filed the hall.
Following the entertainment dance was
held for which Kendslfs orchestra
furnished the music. An oyster supper
was served at intermission. The treasury
of this Court will be the richer by about
$40 "a a result of the entertainment,