The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
"Peck's Bad Boy, Tuesday night.

"Peck's Bad Boy, Tuesday night.
Pure Hellebore at Fogg's drug store.
Small stable for rent, inquire of G. R.
Fogg.
Fl. G. Collins of North Arson visited
friends here, Tuesday.
Forrest Newton of Jackman was in
town on business, Tuesday.
Arthur LAMAR, agent of the "Pecks
Bad Boy" Co., was in town, yesterday.
Ladies' fabric gloves in all the desira-
BILE shades, to be found at Miss Will
liams'.
The first of the Saturday night dances
at the Pines will occur this week, with
music by Lees orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Coburn went
to South Gardiner, Saturday, to pass
Sunday wish ID Mrs. EUNssy ASeH.
A special meeting of Sunset cnaprer,
o. E. s., will be held In Masonic hall,
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the degrees.
Rev. H. W. Kimbsll gave an address
before the kennebec conference of Con-
gregational churches at Augusta, Tues
day evening.
The 9.05 p. m. car over the Somerset
Traction line on Wednesday Is local on.
ly, but the sos car on Saturday night
runs to Madison.
A stated communication of Somerset
Lodge F. & A. M, will be held on Mon
day evening, June 16 at 7.30 o'clock.
Work, Bird degree.
DR.. Cora NJ. johnson attended the
thirty.sixth annual meeting of the Maine
Homeopathic Medical Society of which
she is secretary, at Hotel Thatcher, Bid
deford, Tuesday.
There will be rehearsal of the degree
staff, D. of H., Friday evening, June 13,
at 7.30 sharp. Each member is request
ed to be present as there will be work at
C. W. Folsom, wife and son have been
visiting with friends in town, the past
week. Mr.. Folsom has been obliged to
sell out his business in South Berwick.
and with his family will pass the sum-
mer at his old home In Monson.
The local base ball management have
arranged game for Saturday afternoon
next at Fairview Park, with the Blue
Labels of Lewiston, that snappy little
organization of cigar makers who visited
Skowhegan last season and created so
favorable an impression.
Sunday last was observed as Children's
Day at the Methodist church and at the
Bethany Baptist church, with concerts
by the Sunday schools. Very interest
ing programs were successfully carried
out, but the heavy rain interfered with
the size of the audiences, considerably.
A special meeting of the Universalist
sewing circle was held with Mrs. E. F.
Fairbrother, Friday afternoon. A pleas
ing musical program was rendered and
delicate refreshments served. The next
regular meeting will occur one week
from this afternoon with Mrs. Chandler
futile.
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday at the Congregational church.
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children by the pastor. Seats will be re-
served in the front of the house for all
children, and the primary depa rtment
will meet in the chapel at 1890. In the
evening there will be Children's Con-
cert with solos, choruses and recitations.
John n. Merrill, Jr., who successfully
passed the examination for entrance TO
West Point year ago, left on Monday
to enter the school, the necessary time
having elapsed prescribed by those in
authority. During the time he has been
on the waiting list he has taken special
course in the University of Maine. Mr..
Merrill is a manly young man of fine
physique and will prove credit to this
military institution.
To those of our readers who seek
high grade of fancy groceries A. f. Bis
son displays stock to please the most
critical. A partial list includes such
canned table delicaces as olives, chicken,
mushrooms, French peas, asparagus tips,
terrapin and green turtle soups, Rogue
fort and Camembert cheese, lime juice,
etc. He also carries line OF teas and
coffees, the equal of any to be found.
These goods appeal only to those who
want fancy article and there are none
better to be found, while the price is less
than you can obtain them for in. city
store. II interested call and take look
and learn more about the fine stock car
ried at A. E. Bisson's restaurant, l19
Water street.
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