The Somerset reporter., 1903-06-11

| was q Gdli6I III IOW0. MONDAY.
Rev. E. 7. Adams and wife of Scion
were guests of friends In town, Mon
day.
Guy Harville and Gordon Wildes went
to Orono to attend a college banquet,
Monday.
d. j. Phillips, Esq, was In Waterville,
Wednesday, on business at the Superior
Court.
Mrs. May Whipple left, Monday, for
Seal Harbor, where she will pass the
summer
New bureau searfs and pillow covers,
just the thing for cottage use, only Zoe
each at Miss Williams.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, I. o. O. F.,
will give an entertainment consisting of
music, recitations etc., Tuesday evening
next.
There will be a regular meeting of
Bloomfield Assembly, Friday evening,
June II, with an entertainment at the
close.
A delicious dish of ice cream in the
quiet and cleanliness of Delano's Candy
Kitchen is doubly pleasing. Have you
tried it?
Oscar Gledhill left this morning for
Sykesville, Nd, where he has position
in the mill now managed by his cousin,
Morris Gledhill.
Col. James l.. Merrick of Waterville
of the Second Regiment, Patriarchs Mil
liant, made an official visit of inspection
to Canton Somerset, Thursday night.
The cake sale held by the Covenant
Daughters, Friday afternoon, proved a
center of attraction, and Melted SUBJ
stantial profit for the organization.
"O'Flynn's Stone Walr' was the bill at
Coburn Opera House, Friday night.
The audience was small, but the COM
pany was one of more than ordinary
merit.
S. Fl. Swain has sold the Wyman farm
to o. B. Smith of Bangor and the n. w.
Clark farm to A. H. Given; also the Tom
WEIGH farm to Miss Julia Bunker of
Boston.
Saturday afternoon the Oaklands will
play the Skowhegans at Fairview Park.
The game will be called at o'clock.
Both teams are playing good ball and
fast game is expected.
George o. Smith, U. S. geologist, left
home for Belfast, yesterday, to begin
field work for the season on an area on
the west of Penobscot bay and river,
north-easterly of Belfast.
Mrs. j. f. Holman and daughter Mar
ion of Athens, and Ernest Holman of
this town, attended the graduating ex-
ercises at Kent's Hill Seminary, Mon
day, in which Miss Evelyn Holman par
ticipated.
From the fact that there are patients
at DIR. Wadsworth's hospital from Nor
ridgewock, Fairfield, Madison and Pitts
field 1t is apparent that surrounding
towns appreciate the benefit of sneh an
| institution.
The formal opening of Lake George,
Canaan, will occur on Sunday, June IA,
and fine musical program will be CIV
en- On and after Monday next, the
Mohican House will be prepared to
receive guests.
Mr.. Joseph Lassard WAS rendered
reception last evening, the occasion be-
ing his S0th birthday anniversary. A
pleasant evening was passed aid light
refreshments were served. Mr.. Lessard
was presented with purse by his chill
dren.
A small blaze which caught around
the piazza of the house occupied by VIII
Bergman in the rear of the Second
National Bank was the occasion of an
alarm, Sunday afternoon. The flames
were quickly subdued without the aid of
the department.
The salad supper and social held by
btlt lIhultS 1llClC az lhC
Vestry, Friday evening, was we'll attend
ed, and an enjoyable occasion resulted.
The program furnished by way of enter
tainment consisted of the following:
Piano solo, Miss Bessie Allen; reading,
Miss Maude Merrill; piano solo, Miss
Sadie Pennell; reading, Miss Minnie
Littlefeld; recitation, Miss Pearl Mad
docks.
Charles Steward, a workman in the
employ of the Skowhegan Pulp Com
pany, was seriously injured, Saturday,
while at work piling long logs on the
north bank of the river, near the foot of
Neil Hill. A log which was being
hoisted by the engine swung around in
the air, striking him and throwing him
heavily down. Three or four ribs were
crushed In, piercing the lung and infiict-
ing other internal injuries. Mr.. Stew
ards condition Is critical, though his
physician looks for his ultimate recovery.