The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-04-09
Moth marbles at Bucknam's.

Moth marbles at Bucknam's.
Free samples of Blood Wine at Buck.
MANS. See ad.
Read fashionable millinery ad of Mrs.
X. w. Brown, elsewhere
The Golden Cross will meet Monday 8
instead of Wednesdays, hereafter.
international stock food, Pratt's stock
food and Neutretone at the depot store.
Miss May Garland of Waterville is the
guest Of friends in town for a few DAYS.
Mrs. W. H. Spencer visited with
friends in Waterville over Monday night.
There is no such coffee as the Hub
Java for 20 cents per h., lbs for 81 at
the depot store.
Just received all kinds of field and gar
den seeds at the depot store. Discount
on good sized orders.
Amos X. Butler went to Pennington.
yesterday, on legal business. Mrs. But.
Ter accompanied him.
Mrs. Harry lies, who has been visit
ing week 10 Everett, Mass. returned
home, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ina Emery of Athens returned to
her studies at the Coburn Classical In
stitute at Waterville, Monday.
Skowhegan students at the several
colleges and institutes are enjoying the
Easter vacation at their homes.
A large stock of bicycle tires and sun.
dries at Smiths music store. Also a
good supply of organs to rent.
The law as to dogs has been change d
and we Judge from the notice elsewhere
that our dog constable does not inter d
to chase up owners.
April 3 seems pretty early to be pillow.
ing, but an enterprising farmer on the
river road was engaged in this branch of
farm work last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles St. Clair, who
have been at Hotel Breakers, Palm
Beach, Florida for the winter season of
four months, returned home, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Frances Lord went to Augusta,
Tuesday, where she held a millinery
opening at the Augusta House, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Miss Sarah Jewett &C.
companied her.
Walter Wildes, Bowdoin '04, left Tues
day morning for Bartlett, N. H., TO join
party to examine the timberlands of
the Berlin Mills Lumber Co. in that Sec
ton. He will be gone about ten days.
The store recently vacated by the O.
F. Knowlton Co. is undergoing repairs
preparatory to being occupied by n. B.
Vigue, who will remove his clothing
business thereto, adding a stock of
gents furnishings.
Col. E. G. Phillips of Boston, repre-
senting Henderson &Ames, uniform out
filters, was in town. last week, and took
the measure OF the Maccabee band boys
for their new uniforms which are expect
ed to be ready by May l.
Mrs. Sadie Bradford, who some two
months ago had an operation performed
in the hospital at Lewiston for Appendix
citis, since which time she has been
visiting in Newport, returned to Show
hogan on the afternoon train of Satur-
day.
The funeral of Eugene Boiler occurred
yesterday morning from st. Mary's
church. Mr.. Boiler had been in poor
health for number of years and there
fore his death was not entirely unexpect-
ed. He was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Boiler and his age was 10 years.
Wednesday afternoon, Apr. 8th, Soro-
sis met at the library parlors. After the
secretary's report the following pro-
gramme was carried out: Paper, "Cana-
dnian Scenery" by Mrs d. II. Perkins,
followed by an intermission, after which
Miss Jessie Maddocks sang, and Mrs.
Mary Colby read paper written by
Miss Sara Jewett on canadian Sports !"
Mrs. Sawyer then sang for the club and
Mrs. Bessie Lambert gave a paper on
"The Fur Traders" and book review of
"The Lords of the North" Miss Weston
gave an interesting account Of personal
visit to fur trading companies store.
The next meeting will be Tuesday even
ing, April %, and will be the annual
picnic supper aud election Of officers.