The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
TOWN and VICINITY

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Two girls wanted at Hotel Coburn.
croouet sets at Bucknam's drug store.
A. Coolidge of Scion was In town,
Tuesday.
Small stable for rent, inquire of G. R.
Fogg
Peter Savage Of Cornvllle was in town
saturday.
Mrs. S. G. Mayo is visiting with rela-
tiyes in Pennington.
u A. Stevens OF Tacoma, Washington,
:. in town, the guest of DR.. f. S. Bige-
low.
Tenement to rent for small family.
roouire of Hattie E. Malbon, ZIG Water
street.
Young man is wanted to learn the
drug business at Bucknam's drug store.
Apply in person.
The Town Improvement Society will
have Field Day at Lakewood, Thursday,
June 18th, at p. m.
Morris Gledhill and wife of Bridgton,
n /. visited with relatives In town the
mast week, returning home, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G. Durrell went TO
Mouse Island, Wednesday, to make pre-
parations for opening the Samoset for
this season.
Gordon Wildes returned from Bruins
wick, Monday, where he had been few
days, guest of his brother Walter, a
student in Bowdoin College. I
George oasmith and his wife and boys
arrived from Washington, Wednesday
afternoon. They will reside for the
summer in the Albert Fuller house on
Elm street.
W. H. Pearson of Portland, E. "A.
Whittier of Auburn, S. L. Whittier and
Eff. Fairbrother of this place are on a
fishing trip, this week, to Pleasant
Ponds.
Mrs. Ralph H. Leavitt and little
daughter of Purcell, |. t., are expected
to arrive in town tonight to pass the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Goodwin.
Comrades of Bates Post, G.. A. r. of
Norridgewock on Friday last engaged
Rev. Daniel Onstott, to deliver the Me-
mortal address before the post, May 30
1903. They believe in getting the oratien
question settled in season.
Coburn Aqueduct Co. are relaying
their water pipe with new galvanized
iron from the Main on School street and
Leavtt to North. down North to Water
street, and later will lay it on Water
street to r. r. crossing They intend to
arrange so as to have the water shut off
only one day at time.
Among those who attended the Sum-
day School convention at Madison, Thurs
day last, from Skowhegan, were Rev.
Dr., Spencer and Mrs. Spencer, Rev. H.
T. Huse and Mrs. Huse, Rev. Fl. w. Kim
| ball, Mrs. D. Onstott, Mr.. |. j. Smith,
/ Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nolin and their son
Elmer, Mrs. Philo Steward, Mrs. Wesley
4 Grover, Mrs. Horace Weston, Mrs.
Herbert Judkins, Mrs. F. G. Burrill, Mrs.
VIM. Clough, Mrs. j. W. Fogler.
Owing to Misunderstanding, the
High school seniors have been unable to
procure the use of Coburn Hall for Tues
day and Wednesday, following the close
Of school, the usual dates for the com.
mencement exercises, travelling COM
pany having closed those dates. 1t is
probable that Saturday and Monday
evenings Immediately following the
close of the term will be taken for
the exercises. Rev. Daniel Onstott
will deliver the baccalaureate address,
Sunday. The term will close in two
weeks.
A campfire was held In Coburn Hall,
Friday evening, the Both instant, at s
O'clock p. NJ. In honor of the veterans of
the civil war, given by the Epworth
League of the Methodist church. The
entertainment consisted of music by
kendalls Orchestra, and by the follow
ing named vocalists Miss Mae Dascombe,
Miss Gertrude Webb, Mrs. Estabrooke
Mrs. Simpson, Mr. Sturtevant, Fred
Lawrence, Mr.. Taylor, Earl Smith, with
Miss Berle Walton, accompanist, also by
Miss Jessie Maddocks and Miss Bessie
Allen There were readings by Miss
Mae Hadley. An invitation was extend
ed to veterans, which was accepted by
unanimous vote of Russell Post. They
were much pleased with the exercises.