The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-08-06

Leave your orders at .. r. hnoWlton
Co.'s for blueberries, received fresh
every day.
Mrs. W. p. Ordway and Miss Frances
Powers are at Richmond for few days
this week.
Rev. Geo. r. Palmer will preach in
the NJ. f. church, morning and evening,
next Sunday.
Miss Anna Bussey went to Hallowell,
Wednesday, where she will visit friends
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayo Of Boston
are the guests of Mrs. Mayo's brother,
Capt. W. II. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Marble and Miss
Harriet went to Casco Bay, yesterday,
for a few days outing.
Window screens and screen doors at
reduced prices to close them out at
Blunt Hardware Cos.
Vigue Bros. have the agency for the
Globe Laundry of Portland, formerly
held by j. A. Dealey.
A party of eight young people enjoyed
a blackboard ride to Smithfeld, Sunday,
for days outing at North Pond.
Miss Julia Folsom attended the wed.
ding of Rev. VIM. A. Smith and Miss
Lois Hoxie at Watervllle, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Guy Pencil and
daughter Dorothy, and Miss Sadie Pen
nell, are visiting relatives in Vinalhaven.
Miss Josephine McPheters Of Orono,
who has been the guest of Miss Anna
Bussey, returned to her home, yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Randall went to Saco,
Monday morning, to visit friends. She
will go to Boston, later, for a short stay
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Nelson and
daughter Ruth were the guests of Mrs.
Nelson's niece, Mrs. Green, at Lakeside
over Sunday.
You can buy Ice cream in any guam
tity and any fl,vor at all times at Del
AMOS, and his goods are always the
standard of excellence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown of Water
vile were In town, Saturday, on their
way to North Pond, where they are en-
joying weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. A. Weeks of West Newton,
Mass, and Mrs. NJ. +. Averll of Rox.
bury, Mass, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. J. A. Trask, for a few weeks.
Roland Bragg of Bangor has been the
guest of Fl. L. SWEET the past week.
These young men were roommates dur
ing their college course at Bowdoin.
Mrs. Lester Crimmin and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Crimmin and
son, all of Haverhill, Mass, were guests
of Mrs. George W. Cover, yesterday.
DR.. E. FL. Stevens of North Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived, Monday, and will
remain at his summer home for the next
two months. His sister, Mrs. Luella B.
Stevens, came yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Cushing Palmer of New
tonvlle, Mass, Is renewing old acquain
tances in town this week. Her young
daughter accompanied her, and they are
guests at Hotel Coburn.
r. W. Haines' fast PAGER, Blanche P,
by Also, G. W. Days mare, Miss Ster-
ling, and B. s. Stewards colt, all start
10 the races at Bangor, this week, and
next week come to Pttsfeld.
Rev. FL. w. Kimball was the winner
in the singles at the tennis tournament
played at Good VIII Pines, las. week,
and became the possessor of the trophy
offered by friend of the Home, hand
some silver cup.
George Gould has secured the contract
for the repairs on the south channel
bridge, and will begin work next week.
The cords and underneath timbers will
be repaired, and the structure other
wise strengthened and improved.
The third OF the outdoor concerts by
the Maecabee Band was given on the
platform of the Maine Central station,
Thursday evening. We learn that an
other is down on the program for Friday
evening of this week at the same place.
Mrs Lizzie Haggan and little daughter,
Ella, of Jackman, and her sister, Miss
Maggie Mccarthy of Cambridge, Mass,
are In town visiting their sister, Mrs.
Joseph Groder, for a few weeks, after
which Mrs. Haggan will, on her return,
make a short stay with her sister, Mrs.
Alice Vigue In Dexter.
s. C. Durrell Of Flagstaff was In town
on business, Saturday. He was on bis
return home from visit to Boston,
whittier he was called in relation to TAX
ing the management Of large boarding
house there for corporation on salary.
Mr.. Durrell tells his offer is fine one
and II he could dispose of his hotel
property at Flagstaff, which he has
...A LIZ. II. L.