The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-07-09
LEW Advertisements.
TOWN and VICINITY

straw hats to wear at Chas +. Ward g.
The faultless wire fly killer at Hesel-
tons.
S. L. Harding was IN Boston last week
On business trip.
Miss Bertha Soule returned to her
home in Bath, Friday.
101 tickets to Portland were sold at
this station, Saturday.
Miss Minnie Lttlefield Is guest Of
Bangor friends for two weeks.
snecial for Saturday at Delano's Candy
-chocolate-walnut fudge, only
l4e h.
Mrs. David Staples of Watervile was
the guest of Skowhegan relatives, Sum-
day.
Mrs. R. w. Brown announces a great
reduetion in trimmed and untrimmed
hats.
Miss Marion Steward of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her father, John w.
Steward
Mr.. w. o. Amszeen of Exeter, Me-,
recently called on relatives and friends
in Skowhegan.
Have you heard of the closing out sale
at the Hub Shoe store? Everything
must be sold.
Mrs. F. Il. Carpenter and Mrs. Brooks
went to Boston and New Haven for
short visit, Tuesday.
County Treasurer r. H. Reed of Har-
mony and his daughter, Miss Agnes s.,
we're in town Tuesday.
Col. and Mrs. T. II. Anderson of Port
land have been visiting in town for
several days the past week.
Wm. G. Heselton and Mrs. A. Hesel.
ton went to Waterville, Tuesday, to at
tend the funeral of relative.
Harvey B. Goodwin, wife and Carroll
psssed the Fourth and the Sunday fol-
lowing with relatives 10 Richmond.
Henry Gelinas of Marlboro, Mass, re-
turned, Friday, after visiting for several
DAYS with his brother, DR.. A. Gelinas.
Miss Addie Warren returned to her
work in Boston, Monday, after a two
weeks visit to her parents in CornVille.
Mrs. Morris Gledhill, who has been
visiting relatives in town for the past
month, left, Friday, for her home in
SykesVille, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sprague Of Bos-
ton and little daughter, Lucy, are at the
farm home of Hon. Alonzo Smith to re-
main two weeks.
Calvin Cleveland accompanied his
daughter, Miss Dora, to Boston, Friday,
where they will remain during the
teachers convention.
Mrs. Gala B. Ward left, Tuesday, for
St. Stephens, N. B., where she will
spend portion of the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Ross.
The degree staff of Woodbne Lodge
No, 4. are requested to meet at their
Hall Monday evening, July 10, at 7.3O
o'clock sharp for rehearsal.
Miss Carrie S. Allen, Skowhegan High
school, '98, who has been teaching for
the past year at Lemoine, has returned
to her home for the summer.
D. Webster Allen of Boston was in
town Friday on his way to Embden
Lake, where he passed Sunday as the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Emery.
At the NJ. E. vestry next Wednesday
evening there will be held an "Interna-
tional Indoor Garden party" There
will be 3 musical and literary program.
Refreshments will be on sale. Admis-
sion Zoe.
Miss Hazel Delano celebrated the
seventh anniversary of her birth, Friday
afternoon, by party to which number
Of young playmates we're invited. 1t
was merry occasion and Miss Delano
made most charming little hostess.
The following Skowhegan teachers
left, Friday, for Boston, to attend the
convention of the National Education
Association: Supt. d. Wilder Colby,
Mss Dora P. Cleveland. Miss Ethel l..
Morrill,, Miss Addie NJ. Swain, Miss Mel
lie R, Copp, Miss Alice Lawley, Miss
CARO- Hoxie, Miss Grace D. Bradley.
Friends of Clifton Arnold, son of
George D. Arnold of this town, and a
ormer resident of Skowhegan, will be
pleased to learn of his success In Okla
bona, |. T., where he Is now In business.
From recent issue of the Daily Okla
nOuan, at hand, it is learned that the
urn Of Arnold & Weatherbee, of which
be is member, have secured the
contract for ~ alectrical wiring in the
new bre wing t& Of the Oklahoma Ice
Brewing Any, 1920 job, and
have also tsIIsn other manufacturing
Contracts in the city amounting to g.
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The advance advertising car of Sig.
autelle's big three ring, 20 car, railroad
a'cus' menagerie, royal Roman hippo
"Ome and historical wild west, which
Will exhibit in Skowhegan, Friday after
'OOn and evening, July II, was in town
u day Tuesday, while the large corps
advance agents of publicity were