The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
''Two jolly Rovers" Saturday.

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Wanted-Girls for kitchen and laun-
dry. Enquire of j. G. Durrell, Mouse
Island, Me.
Mrs. Estora (Jewett) Pennell of NAL
den, Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Jewett.
House or tenement wanted, with six
or seven rooms and modern conveniences.
Apply to Marston Worsted Mills.
Knowlton & Thompson have a full
line Of A. NJ. Tenney bon bons and choc-
olates. High class CONNECTIONS only.
Miss Hester Maddocks, who has pass
ed the winter with her niece, Mrs. Y. W.
Nelson, left Tuesday afternoon for DAM
ariscotta.
Charles E. Dealy and j. W. Blunt wit
messed the ball game between Colby and
Tufts college at Waterville, yesterday
afternoon.
E. N. Merrill, Esq, and his two sons,
E. f., of class 49, Bowdoin college, and
Folsom, visited Carry Ponds on fishing
trip last week.
A. Gilblair returned home from Ban
gor Thursday night, where he was in at
tendance upon meeting of the Maine
Undertakers' Association.
Dances were held Friday and Satur-
day evenings in Milburn hall, under the
management of the base ball boys.
Lees orchestra furnished music.
Mrs. Henry Bosnian, with her infant
son, after visit of a week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Foss, returned
to Waterville, Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Smith of Pittsfeld, who
off1ciated as pianist at Lakewood last
season, arrived in town, Monday, to
commence this seasons engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Ross, who
have been visiting relatives in town for
some time past, returned Monday after
noon to their home in st. Stephen, n. B.
One of the funniest comedies on the
road is "The Two Jolly Rovers", at the
Opera House, next Saturday night.
Prices only 35 and so cents at SIMPSONS
w. T. Robbins and j. r. Philbrick Of
this place and FL. W. Jones of Madison
went to Bangor, yesterday to attend a
meeting of the Maine Association of OPP
ticians.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chapter,
o. E. s., will be held in Masonic Hall
Friday eve, June at 7.30. Business,
balloting on applications, and comforting
of the degrees.
Mrs. n. H. Caswell and daughter
Annie and Mrs. Mary Horn enjoyed
carriage drive to Fairfield and Water
vile, Tuesday, where they visited rela-
tives and friends.
A full line of Austin Young & Co.'S.
celebrated crackers and biscuits Just re-
ceived by Delano. On sale in bulk and
fancy packages at both Skowhegan
stores and / n Madison.
| j. Z. Baker of Boston, Mass, whose
boyhood was spent in Somerset towns,
was in Skowhegan Saturday. He was
on visit to friends in Norridgewock,
where he formerly lived.
Benjamin Preslie, the popular news
agent running from Skowhegan to Port
land, is enjoying a two weeks vacation,
Charlie Heselton taking his place. Pres
lie took his Sunday school class of about
10 boys on an outing to North Belgrade,
Saturday.
Mr.. Z. l.. Morrow OF Bethlehem, N.
H., who has been at Pinehurst, N. c., at
his winter studio, has been on visit to
his sister, Mrs. Eben Danforth, and left
on the afternoon train of Monday to
open his studio at Bethlehem for the
summer season.
DR.. J. E. Wadsworth left home, yes
terday, to attend the annual meeting of
| the Maine Medical Association, held at
Portland, yesterday and today, and pur-
poses to attend the annual meeting of
the American Medical Association at
Saratoga, next week.
Charles Smith has sold his farm, situ-
ated about one and half mile from town
towards Norridgewock, north side, to
Joseph Viles, the purchase including
about 81 acres. Mr.. Smith reserved his
farm buildings and about six acres of
land about them and will continue TO
reside there.
A representative of the White Enter
tainment Bureau was in town, last week,
and made arrangements for course of
| five entertainments to be given the COM
| ing fall and winter in Coburn Hall. The
list includes star attractions only and
was only secured by the pledge Of thirty
of our citizens as guarantee.
Special notice is given that at the First
Baptist Church on Sunday morning Rev.
G. E. Owen of Waterville, secretary for
Colby College, vii speak upon subject
of Education. Young people are espec-
tally invited. Sunday school at u. In
the afternoon at o'clock anniversary
exercises of the Junior Endeavor. Even
ing service at 7. All are cordially in
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