The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-04-16
Moth marbles at Bucknam's.

Exclusive styles in ladies' collars at
Miss Lords.
Free samples of Blood Wine at Buck.
MANS. See ad
F. F. Lawrence made a business trip
to Brunswick, Monday.
W. r. Jordan Esq. of Bingham was
in town few hours, Tuesday.
Blame s. Yiles of Yale Forestry school
is spending few days at home.
Miss Ethel Johnson of Halowell is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, E, P. Yiles.
A young man to learn the drug bust
ness is wanted by G. R. Fogg, druggist
j. NJ. Pettgrew of Waterville was
among the out of town visitors, Tuesday.
Miss Alena Steward spent Easter in
North Fairfield with her uncle, Alonzo
Hoxie.
There is no such coffee as the Hub
Java for 20 cents per h., lbs for 81 at
the depot store.
Horace Purinton, the well known
Waterville contractor, was visitor in
town, Monday.
Mrs. Alma Spofford of Caratunk is in
town on business today.
Mrs. Lottie Anderson left for short
visit with relatives in Maiden, Mass. on
the early train, Tuesday.
Walter S. Gushing of Bangor, former
ly of Skowhegan, Bowdoln '05, was the
guest of Miss Annie Hayden, Monday.
Miss Eleanor Hardy Stone left for
Bangor, Saturday morning, after visit
ing friends here and in North Fairfield
Mrs. Fl. e. Tufts returned home Mon
day night from Mechanic Falls where
she passed the winter with her son,
| Frank.
Hughes & Son, Piano Mfg, Co. have
placed the agency for their pianos with
Walter F. Robbins. Please call and
examine them.
Rev. H. F. Huse left, Tuesday morn
ing, for China, where he had part in
the recognition services of the Baptist
church in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Brown returned
from Boston Monday night, where Mrs.
Brown has spent the winter. She was
joined by her husband a few days ago.
j. Perley Dudley of Castle Hill, Colby
'04, clerk to the Legislative joint commit
tee on Revision of the Statutes, of which
Senator Goodwin of this town is chair
man, has been in town the greater part
of the week attending to his clerical
duties.
The business of the Somerset Steam
Dye house has been consolidated with
the Somerset Steam Laundry and any
orders for dyeing or cleansing left at the
office of the laundry will receive prompt
attention at the hands of a skilled work.
mao in this profession.
Walter M. Smith of Stamford Conn.,,
and Ade!bert N Ryerson of New Lon
don, Conn.,, both trustees of Good Will
Home Association were in town, last
week, to attend the organization of a
numbering corporation of which they are
respectively, treasurer and president.
Baker & Marble, proprietors of the
Skowhegan monumental works, recently
placed an order for statuary from the
studios of two Italian artists. One Of
the orders has been executed and arrived
at their works this week, and they ex.
tend a cordial invitation to all lovers of
the beautiful to call and see this speci-
man of fine art.
The next meeting Of the Skowhegan
Mems Club will be held, Monday even
ing. April 20 at 7,30 p. m. In the vestry
of the Congregational church. The sub
ject will be 1.-THE Story of the Bible
Manuscript" illustrated by the steriop.
ticou by the Rev. barry w. Kimball.
The members of the Woman's Club,
Town Improvement Society and Sorosis
have been invited to attend.
At the meeting of The Town Improve
ment Society held in the library parlors,
Friday afternoon, March 10, the follow
ing was the program: Paper "Dante,"
Mrs. j. p. Merrill; vocal solo, Dying
Rose" Mrs. Estabrooke, who responded
with an encore-"Ah! It's Dream;
psper, "Literature and Science" written
by Miss Lillian Smith, by request read
by Mrs. Kathleen E. Oak; paper, "Ital-
ian Industrial Prosperity written by
Mrs. Gertrude Seekins, read by Mrs.
Alice Fowler. The hostesses were Mrs.
Maria Bacon and Mrs. May Bacon.
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