The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17

Great mark down sale of shirt waists
at Judkins'. See ad.
Batiste corsets boned with rust proof
steels, only SOC at Judkins.
q. S. Philbrick of New York city has
been visiting In town since SATURDAY. last.
Hon. S. j. Walton left home, yester-
day, for Kineo and the Moosehead Lake
region.
Miss Maude Brsckett of Pittsfleld
arrived in town last night on visit to
friends.
Mrs. Harry Hilton of ,Waterville is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.
Jewett.
s. Fl. Swain has sold the David Clukey
farm to George W. Philbrick of Bur-
lington, Me.
Edw. Gledhlll, manager of the Marston
Mills, has been In Boston the past week
on business trip.
Miss Grace Foster of Bingham return
ed home yesterday after passing week
with Mrs. R. F. Wilson.
L. L. Walton, ESQ.,, was In Portland
the first of the week, in attendance upon
the July term of law court.
A. II. Yeaton has opened a fish mar
ket in the south end of the Robinson
Bros building, Water street.
A regular meeting of Russell Relief
Corps will occur In G. A. R. Hall, FRI
day afternoon. A full attendance is
desired.
Irving c. and Miss Mabelle SWEET of
Bangor visited over Sunday with Mr..
Herbert SWEET, superintendent of the
Somerset Traction Co.
F. Il. Carpenter, agent of the Ander-
son Mills went to Boston and New York,
Saturday on business and was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Carpenter.
Young ladies having the desired quail
fications and desiring to become profess
sional nurses should read the ad. in an
other column of Boothby Surgical Hos
pital.
A dance Is to be given la Milburn
Hall, next Saturday evening, under the
management of Arthur Morrisette and
VIM. Perry. Lees orchestra furnishes
the music.
The Sunday services at Centenary M.
E. Church are as follows: Morning
prayer meeting at $50, preaching service
at 1915, Bible school at noon, evening
social service at Z.
Miss Crockett of Boston is giving
practical demonstration of the great
cereal food, Norka Matted Oats, at
Simpsons Grocery and is serving free
delicious lunches to all callers. See ad.
The store at 43 Water street recently
vacated by w. F. Robbins has been leas-
ed for two years by M. Dreamer of
Malta wamkeag, who is to occupy it
shortly with store of ready made cloth
ing, etc.
The Steward Heating and Plumbing
Co. have taken the agency for the cell
ment of which appears in another col
umE. Few ranges are better known in
New England.
A parish meeting of the Universalist
society will be held at the church, to.
morrow, friday evening, at o'clock.
Business OF Importance will be trans
acted and large attendance, it is hoped,
will be present.
Cool weather prevails, and we have
had little hot weather thus far in the sea-
son although it is midsummer. So few
bright days makes 1t hard to cure hay
and not large amount of that crop has
been gathered In thus far.
The two packages of whiskey, seized
by Sheriff Pennell in the American Ex-
press Office about two weeks ago and
libelled by him, have been declared for
feited by Judge Bachelor. The writs
, were returnable on Monday and no one
appeared then to claim the stuff.
In the Law Court at Portland, Tuesday,
two Somerset cases were argued. They
were: Charles V. Look against Martin
Horn and others, argued by F. l.. Ames
for Look, and Walton & Walton for Horn,
and the case of c. E. Furber against Ly-
man S. Fogler, argued by A. A. Beatton
and Walton & Walton for Furber, and
Littlefield e. Butler for Fogler.
A large limb was blown from one of
the handsome naples on the grounds
about S. c. Wards residence, in the
storm of Tuesday afternoon. 1t rested
upon the electric light wires for a time,
but finally one of them gave away under
the weight and the air was filled with an
electrical display, caused by this live
wire and damp grass. Fortunately no
one was struck by the wire when it fell,
or otherwise serious injuries might have
been reported.
The w. G. T. Z. invite their friends
to a tea in g. A. X. Hall, next Tuesday
afternoon, at O'Clock, for the benefit of
the sewing school. There will be an
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