The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-06-18
TOWN and VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett 7. Goodrich are
rossing the week In Portland.
All kinds of thug poison" at Steward
Rros.. l and Island Ave.
Will Bigelow of St. Adams was in
town on business, Tuesday.
W. H. Emery and F. NJ. Kinds were
in Fairfield on business, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gledhill returned,
Tuesday, from a weeks trip to Boston.
]. Howard wyman of Harvard Medi-
csl school Ia at home for the summer
vacation.
Two table girls and two girls to work
in kitchen wanted at once at Hotel
Coburn.
The seniors of the high school are
enioying their special senior vacation
of one week.
Guy Healey, principal of Winthrop
High School, was calling on relatives in
town, last night.
Parties in want of shifting pole will
fnd good line to select from at Chase
carriage repository.
J. G. Geddes has some fine collie pups
that are beauties. There are only three
left of the last litter.
Mrs. R. f. Wilson and Mre. VIM.
Hackett drove across the country to
Pennington, yesterday.
Miss Berle Walton is teaching in the
kindergarten, this week, In the absence
Of her sister, Miss Elsie.
Special sale of old fashioned molasses
candy at Delsno's Candy Kitchen, next
Saturday: only lac per ID.
Mrs. E. R. Vail returned to her home
at Greenville junction, this week, ac-
companied by Mrs. D. w. Colby.
Attention is called to the summer
time table of the Eastern Steamship Co.,
which appears Ia another column.
George Goodwin went to Waterville,
Saturday, to Join party of friends on a
fishing trip in the Rangeley region.
Mrs. Elizabeth Malbon left, Tuesday
morning, for Old Orchard, where she
will pass several weeks at her summer
cottage.
The home made nut candies of many
kinds at Delanos Candy Kitchen please
all with a sweet tooth; Is to zoe ID.
Fresh daily.
The annual opening day at the Mohi-
can House, Lake George, will be next
Sunday, June 81, not June IA as er-
rOneously stated in our last issue.
Because Of previous engagement of
Rev. H. w. Kimball, the memorial adj
dress to Skowhegan Grange will be de-
lvered, June %, instead of June 81.
The Second National Bank has added
a Savings Department in connection
with its general banking business. All
those having money to invest call and
learn particulars.
Miss Elsie M. Walton went to Norton,
Mass. Saturday, to- attend commence
ment at Wheaton Seminary. From there
Miss Walton will go to East OrangesN.
j., to visit friends.
Miss Molie Marston has returned
from Washing ton, where she has been
attending the Washington Seminary.
no nj
part of the summer.
On Sunday afternoon next, the gradu-
ating class OF Skowhegan High school
will attend service at the Bethany Bap-
fist church. DR.. Spencer, the pastor,
will conduct the service.
Bradbury Bros, recently bought a
4.year.old colt by Trotwood and the
same day sold it to Chas. futile for
good profit. We learn they have recent
ly refused $500 for their pair of Trot-
wood mares.
Among the Skowhegan people who
attended the celebration at Harmony,
Monday, were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Seekins and son Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Pencil and family, Mr. "and Mrs. E. N.
Merrill and family, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Bartlett, DR.. j. N. Merrill and Miss
Miriam Merrill.
The following delegates from Show
began we're In attendance at the Sunday
school convention at North Anson, this
week; Mrs. N. Il. Caswell, Mrs. Her
bert Judkins, Mrs. F. A. Nolin, Mrs. G.
". Grover, Rev. and Mrs. H. f. Huse,
Col. Isaac Dyer, Mrs. Gertrude Humph.
reg, Mrs. A. B. Lamb, Rev. and Mrs.
Il. W. Kimball.
Skowhegan Lodge No. 10, K. of P.
will observe next Sunday, June 81, as
Memorial Sunday. The knights will
meet at Castle Hall at l0:15 a. m. and
march to the Methodist church, where
the Pythisn sermon will be delivered by
Rev. Daniel Onstott. At the close of
Ihe service the brothers will repair to
'ne south cemetery, where the memorial
services will be held.
Ihi' year the junior exhibition of the
sSowhegan high school and Bloomfield
acadt ny will be somewhat different from
Ine exhibitions of preceding years. 1t
Will be composed of two part program
consisting of a s'Rilev" recital and q two