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

guest of f. ?. Viles and family for few
days.
Fred Kincaid is handling stylish
good acting 4.year-old mare by Trot
wood.
Col, and Mrs. T. II. Anderson Of Port
land have been In town few days thu
past week. 3
Mrs. David Jewett went to Watervllle
Friday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Har
ry Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Steward of Clinton
are guests at the home of w. B. Stew
ard, this week.
Delano's candy kitchen Is the popular
resort for the ladies when they want
cool soda or delicious Ice cream.
Mrs. George r. MeNally and daughter
of Clinton were the guests of relatives II
town, yesterday.
Ensign Parklns and Mrs. Parkins lefl
Yesterday for their new duties at New
buryport, Mass.
Duncan Wemyss of Somerville, Mass.
Is the guest of his cousin, W. r. Elliott
for brief visit.
Miss Caro- Hoxie has completed hei
years. teaching at Waterville and re-
turned home, yesterday.
Special sale of old fashioned molasses
candy at Delano's Candy Kitchen, next
Saturday; only lac per ID.
All persons contemplating buying
carpets are invited to inspect Bragg &
Varney's line before purchasing.
Miss Bertha Soule of Bath, at one
time assistant teacher In the high school,
is guest at Hotel Coburn this week.
Miss Sadie Ward went to Boston, FRI
day, to visit her sister, Miss Mary Ward,
and to assist her during the last week of
her school,
T. W. Chase returned home, Saturday
from fishing trip to Garry Ponds. He
brought out some 200 trout as result
OF his skill.
c. G. Koch Of the Newton Theological
Seminary was In town, last week, On bis
way to Madison, where he visited for a
few days.
William r. Peabody and Mrs. Flora B.
Allen, both of this town, were married
at Waterville, Saturday by Rev. How
ard R. Mitchell.
Donald Morrison and Miss Edith
Lewis went to Waterville, yesterday, to
play at the commencement concert of
Coburn Classical Institute.
DR.. E. e.. Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, was In town, Sunday and Mon
day, preparing to open his summer resi-
dence on the Bloomfield road.
w. j. B. Grindell severed his connec-
ton with the Oxford, Monday. The
hotel Is under the management OF the
owner, s. W. Gould, for the present.
The first of the open air concerts by
the Maccabee Band was given, Monday
evening, from the veranda of Hotel
Coburn. The program appeared In our
last issue.
The members of the Zeta Psi fratern-
ity at Colby were royalty entertained,
last Wednesday evening, by VIM. Fl.
Halves of this town, In honor OF his en-
gagement to Miss Edena Smith.
Blaine s. viles arrived, Saturday,
from the Yale School of Forestry, for a
brief visit at home. He expects to leave
the last of the week, to take charge of
a forestry expedition in northern Maine.
The Working League Of the Congrega-
tIonal church will go to the Pines for a
picnic, June ~. Same arrangements
are made for supper as were made for
last Monday. II rainy the members will
meet at vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 7. Pooler returned,
Saturday night, from Auburndale, Mass,
where they attended the graduation ex.
ercises, at Laselle Seminary. Their
daughter, Miss Florence, who has been
visiting at Concord, accompanied them
A small delegation from Skowhegan
Lodge X. of p. attended the Memorial
exercises of Echo Lodge at Norridge.
wock, Sunday. Tuesday night about
twenty members of the lodge visited
Keystone Lodge at Madison and wit.
messed work In the second and third
ranks.
The annual commencement exercises
of skowhegan High School and Bloom
field Academy will take place WedDes-
day and Thursday evenings of next
week In Coburn Hall. The Juniors hold
their class exercises on Wednesday even
ing, followed by social dance. The
class numbers eighteen members. On
Thursday evening will occur the gradu-
ating exercises, followed by the annual
alumni banquet at Hotel Coburn. The
senior class this year Is considerably
smaller than usual, numbering but
eleven graduates. Kendalrs orchestra
will play at all the exercises.