The Somerset reporter., 1902-05-22

wick, today.
c. NJ. Chapman, Esq, of Fairfield was
in town Tuesday.
Fresh made candies for Pink Day at
Knowton & Thompson's. See ad.
Mrs. F. C. Dow went to Portland,
Tuesday afternoon.
Very low prices on ladies' wrappers
and house dresses at Miss Williams.
Separated cream in half pints, pints
and quarts, 20 cts. quart at Knowlton &
Thompsons.
Edward Belonga returned to Fabyans,
Friday morning after weeks visit with
relatives here.
Miss Maude Blunt of Waterville passed
Sunday In town, the guest of her mother,
returning Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F. C. Nye and little daughter,
Efic Margaret, are spending the week al
S. l.. Pooler's in East Skowhegan.
d. f. Judkins returned Saturday after
noon from Lewiston where he has been
passing a few DAYS vacation. Mrs, Jud-
kns who accompanied him remained over
the Sabbath.
The Skowhegan ball team is to play
the Pittsfields on the grounds of the lat
ter team, Saturday afternoon. This is
return of the game recently played at
Fairview park.
Plenty of pnks, roses, lilies Of the
valley, spirea, stocks, etc., for Decora-
ton Day at Danforth's greenhouses,
Madison Ave. Orders placed early are
sure to be filled.
Mrs. F. w. Briggs and Mrs. S. T.
Haines of Pittsfeld drove from home,
yesterday, and were the guests OF Mrs.
Edith s. Shepherd over last night, re-
turning home, today.
Mrs. Eta Seveno and Miss Lena Cook,
who have been visiting for few weeks,
were In town the past week and visited
with friends here, returning to their
home at Ocean Park, this morning.
David j. Rowell of Madison was in
town Tuesday. He informs US he WAS
very fortunate In getting his logs hauled
on to the landings this season, and they
have all been driven into Moosehead
lake.
F. c. Dunlap, Edward Leech and Geo.
Simpson were In Portland, yesterday, in
attendance upon the annual meeting OF
the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
the latter being accompanied by his wife
and child.
The Skowhegan Scotch Club held a
banquet at the Coburn, Friday night.
Among the guests were John Simpson,
George Simpson, Archie Mckenzie,
Lawrence Coburn, Edward Gledhill, f.
Goodrich, F. G. Head, Edward Leach,
DR.. w. S. Stinchfield and DR.. C. II.
WILDER.
At the Congregational Church, Sun
day morning preaching by the pastor
Subject: 1.-THE Heroism of lfe." Mrs.
John w. Steward will sing at the morn
ing service. The other services of the
day as usual except that in the evening
there will be a Union Sunday school
rally in the Bethany church.
The Selectmen have caused the drink
ing fountains on Madison Avenue and
Water street to be tastefully painted,
much to their Improvement In appear
ance. Skowhegan streets are we'll taken
care of this spring and present neat
appearance. No town In Maine keeps
streets in better condition than Skowhe-
gan.
AT the first Baptist church on Sunday
morning, Rev. E. A. Mason of Oakland
will preach. Sunday school at Il, juniors
at o'clock. In the afternoon at 3
O'Clock special memorial service. In the
evening in the Bethany church, Sunday
school rally with address by Rev. E. A.
Mason, field worker of Maine State Sun
day School Association.
Special notice is given of the special
service on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the First Baptist Church in honor of
the Grand Army of the Republic. Rus
sell Post G. A. r. will attend In body.
Also the Woman's Relief Corp, the Sons
Of Veterans. The address will be given
by the pastor, Rev. H. F. Huse, An in
vitation is extended to all the public to
attend.
The new store Of f. X. Delano in the
$. W. Gould block, was opened to the
public this morning and shows evidence
Of being what our town has long needed,
an up-to-date caterers headquarters, for
the sale of bakers productions, confec-
tionery, ice cream and soda. The front
store or sales room Is 80 feet in depth
and is mirrored on one entire side, the
other being given over to the display of
the tempting sweets. In the rear is the
work room, large and commodious. Mr..
Delano Is to be commended for the en-
terprise he has shown in opening such
place and we have no fears but the pat
ronage awarded him will Justify his
move.
Miss Inez Barlowe, one of the most
popular repertoire actresses now touring
New England will open an engagement
of three nights at Coburn opera house,
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