The Somerset reporter., 1903-05-21

DC. Viles went to Waterville on bust
ness, Monday.
Miss Edna Page went to Portland,
NJ onday, for brief trip.
Fresh yeast cakes received three times
week at o. F. Knowlton Co.'s
Several grades of garden cultivators
at Steward Bros, at Island grist mill.
Hiram Perkins is running the new bar
Der shop recently opened In Hotel hesel-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Abbey left, Wed
nesday morning, for weeks trip to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lane OF Boston
are visiting Mrs. Lanes father, Joseph
Philbrck.
Patterson & Goodrich are making
special prices on seed peas to clean up
their stock.
4. Steward Bros. have just received a
good line of lawn mowers. Better call
and see them.
Mrs. F. w. Ross of st. Stephen, n. B.,
and her son, Kenneth, are spending some
weeks with friends in town.
Mrs. A. H. Elwood left for Boston,
Tuesday, where she will remain for sew
eral weeks with friends.
J.R. Philbrick and Mr.. Arthur Lane
of Boston are enjoying few days fish
ing, this week, at Garry Ponds.
All who are fond of candy mixed with
nuts will find selection at Delano's
candy kitchen sure to please, at popular
prices.
The drinking fountains have been sup
piled with new clippers by the town off,
cials, an improvement that will be ap-
preciated.
A bright young man is wanted at the
REPORTER tffice to learn the printing
trade. Must have good common
school education.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ordway, with
thslr guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert OF
New York, are at Carry Pond on fish
ing trip, this week.
The High School base ball team has
arranged a game with the nine from
Fairfield high school, for Saturday after
noon, at Fairylew Park.
The members of the NJ. E. church and
society will tender a reception to their
pastor and his wife, at the church vestry,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
All parents having children born during
1902. whose names have not been lett
with the town clerk, will please leave
them at once as this is very important.
Mrs. Jos. Partridge of Lewiston and
daughter, Mrs. George G. Cary, with
two children, have been the guests OF
Miss Helen A. Sanborn for week past.
A regular meeting of Bloomfield As
sembly P. s. will be held on Friday eve
ming, May %, at which refreshments
will be served and good attendance is
requested.
We are requested to state that the an
nouncement made of meeting OF SON.
erset Teachers Association In Pittsfield,
today, was an error and the date will be
announced later.
Mancuripg, shampooing and facial
treatment by Linnie E. Weston. Salts
faction guaranteed. Ladies' treated at
their own homes IL desired Engage
ments by mail, Skowhegan, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Sawyer, Mrs.
Geo. Fl. Pishon, Mrs. e. +. Falrbrother,
and Mrs. J. FL. Hutchins, OF this town,
and Mrs. George Washburn of Canaan,
are attending the meeting OF the Grand
Chapter, o. f. s. In session, Wednesday
anc Thursday of this week, at Lewiston.
DR.. Dascombe found 1t necessary,
Monday afternoon, to amputate toe on
the foot of DIR. c. P. Sawyer. DIR. Saw
yer has been great sufferer from rhen-
matsm for several years and amputation
became necessary at last In order to
prevent blood poisoning. No more
serious consequences are anticipated.
On and after Monday next, the bridge
across the Wesserrunsett near s. Frank
Stewards will be closed to travel during
the construction of the concrete bridge,
probably about six weeks, which will
necessltate the travel to Canaan and
Pishon's Ferry North side) passing
around by Malbon's Mills.
The members of Russell Corps will
meet at Grand Army hall Memorial Sun
day, May "a, and attend divine worship