The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-06-05
TOWN and VICINITY

Croquet sets at Bucknam's drug store
RI. Holt of Canaan was in town,
Tuesday.
Mr.. f. T. Kelly of Scion was in town
Saturday.
Clyde F. Blunt WAS in North Ansor
over Sunday.
Hon. S. A. Nye of Fairfield was il
town, Tuesday.
Choice line of imported cigars just re-
ceived by G. r. Fogg.
Mrs. Albert Watson and young sor
Clayton are visiting in Liyermore Falls.
Wanted-Girls for kitchen and laun
dry. Enquire OF J. C. Durrell, Mouse
Island, Ne.
Miss Martha Whittier of Maiden Mass
has been the guest of Miss Maude French
the past week.
Mrs. r. T. Patten and Mrs. w. r. FL
lott returned home last night from their
Boston visit.
A young man is wanted to learn. the
drug business at Bucknam's drug Store.
Apply in person.
Miss Grace Bicknel and Miss Florence
Wilkins of Colby, passed Sunday with
friends In town.
Hon. z. r. DaDforth left, Monday, on
an extended trip to Portland, Ore, and
other western cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Townsend took a
carriage drive to Auburn and Lewiston,
June |, visiting relatives there.
House or tenement wanted, with six
or seven rooms and modern conyeniences.
Apply to Marston Worsted Mills.
Next Saturday afternoon at Fairview
Park the Watervilles will play against
the home team. Game called at 2.30.
You will find one of the best assert
ment of seedlings ever shown In Show
hogan at the South Side Greenhouse.
Miss June Dunn of Colby College was
the guest of the family of w. j. Esta-
brook last week, remaining over Sunday.
Somerset Lodge +. and A. NJ. will hold
special meeting this Thursday even
ing for the purpose Of comforting the End
and 3rd degrees.
At the Universalst Church there will
be regular morning service at 1915, con-
Quoted by Rev. H. A. Farmer, Sunday
School following.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Marston of Oak
land, California arrived In town Friday
of last week. They are likely to remain
east for some weeks.
Will Webb and his college mate Robert
Eaton, who have been In town for week g
vacation, returned Monday to their
studies at Bowdoin College.
John Merrill leaves home next Mon
day to enter West Point Military Acad-
envy, for which he passed all necessary
examinations some weeks since.
Miss Mollie Marston, who has been at
tending young ladies' boarding school
In Washington, D. c., for a year past,
arrived home last Friday night.
The Ladies' Circle of the M. E. church
will be held at the vestry this afternoon
followed at six O'Clock by supper tt
which the gentlemen are invited.
Saturday afternoon and evening
Knowlton & Thompson will serve at
their fountain, ice cream sandwiches In
two favors, strawberry and vanilla.
The fireman's benefit ball held last
Thursday evening was largely attened,
"A couples being present and Jolly time
experienced. Eighteen dollars was clear
ed for the treasury.
The opening ball at The Pines to- night
promises to be largely attended. The
concert is given by the Norridgewocb
Cadet Band and music for dancing IL
furnished by Lees orchestra.
+ Mrs. w. H. Spencer, Mrs. II. f. Huse
Mrs. Van Nelson, Mrs. G.. r. Fogg and
Mrs. J.,O. Smith attended basket meet
ing held by the Kennebec Baptist Mis-
si6nary Society at Fairfield, yesterday.
The measurements have just been taken
for the new uniform rank of the Macca-
bees, and the outfit will be ready In
about 30,days There are Is members
and the order is to be filled by the M. q.
Lilly Co.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
juniors of the First Baptist Church will
hold anniversary exercises Of the organ
ization of their society year ago. All
parents and. friends of the boys and girls
are cordially.invited to be present.
Our ball team seemed to run up
against snag the past week in their two
games with the newly organized Fair.
field team, as IN neither game did Skow.
hogan score. The Fairfields plainly out
classed them and have snappy team fol
this season.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Epworth League will be held IL
the NJ. K. vestry at half past sever
O'Clock, Friday evening, June 6. Cabin
ct meeting at seven. Let every member
make an effort to be present as there are
, important matters to be settled.
The members of the Lakewood STOCK