The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-04-09
,s,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN and VICINITY


the day in Waterville.
u p. Merwin has been in Boston, this
week. on business trip.
Go to Judkins' for best trades in mus
lin curtains and curtain muslins.
& K. Delano returned home on Sstur
d.v night from a business trip to Boston.
New spring hosiery and underwear at
Miss Williams. Special values at l21ac,
l5e. 25c, 39e and SOC.
All persons contemplating buying car
nets are invited to inspect Bragg & Var
nev's line before purchasing.
The village schools close, Friday for
vacation of one week. The spring
torn will begin, Monday, April 20.
Miss Lord invites the ladies to call and
inspeet her pleasing designs in spring
uillinery this week, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rachel Savage has again assum-
ed her position as clerk at Miss Williams
ofter an absence of some weeks OF illness.
Rev. E. T. Adams of Solon was in
town, Wednesday, to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs. Hoxie, former par
ishoner.
W. H. Jackman made his sister, Mrs.
Daniel Lewis, short visit here, this
week, returning to his home in Sherman,
this morning.
The Salvation Army of this place are
10 hold rally in the vestry of the
Methodist church, Fairfield, on Saturday
evening next,
Thos Butler has the batter boards up
for cottage house, which he is to build
this season, Just east of his home on
Leayitt Street.
Miss Nettie Gaylord went to Lewis
ton, Tuesday, where she entered the
hospital to have an operation perform
ed for appendicitis.
The next meeting of The Town I'M
provement Society will be held in the
Library Parlors, Friday afternoon, April
10th at 230 o'clock.
The many friends of Mrs. G. NJ. Lam
bert will be gratified to learn that she is
now slowly convalescing from her illness
of several weeks duration.
Mrs. Fanny G. Wildes entertained the
Clover Whist Club at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Gledhill, on
Thursday afternoon of last week.
The date of the concert and ball of
Wesserrunsett Court, [. o. F. has been
changed to Wednesday, April 18th. All
anticipate an evening of enjoyment.
On the sixth sleep of the plant moon,
better known as Monday evening last,
two brothers were raised to the warriors
council by Mohican Tribe, |. o. r. M.
C. e. Brown went to Boston on va.
cation trip. this morning, and will accom-
pany home his wife, who has been spend
ing the greater part of the winter there.
Clarence A. Rogers, leader of the
Msccabee band, and Ed Knights have
joined Lees orchestra, the former to
play the clarinet and the latter trombone.
Our venerable townsman and oldest
resident, Oliver Walker, who has been
under the weather somewhat for ten
days past, has now apparently recovered
his usual health.
L. B. Chase, who recently returned
from the Klondike country, has come
back to stay, and resumed his former
position as head salesman for the Blunt
Hardware Co.
Miss Lola B. Goodwin went to Pitts
field on Friday of last week remaining
until Tuesday, at which time in com.
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs
abe went to Boston to pass the week.
Rev. W. II. Spencer, pastor of the
Bethany Baptist church and Rev. Fl. r.
Huse, pastor OF the First Baptist church
attended the funeral of Rev. A. T. Dunn
at Waterville, Monday, the former TAX
ing part in the service.
MI. Geo. w. Freve, who has been Wis
iting in Maine the past winter, part of
the time In this town with his brother
Jacob Freve, electrician Of the Som
erse. Traction Co. left, Monday noon,
on his return to Kansas, via Canada,
where he will make a short stop.
There promises to be much excite
ment at the special town meeting called
for Saturday forenoon next. Whether
either side has made any converts as to
their way of thinking, as to the need of
a6ridge across the Kennebec at the end
Of hennebec street seems to be a dis
puted question that will be decided
nnallY at that time. That 1t will be a
largely attended meeting Ia sure thing.
Forrest G. Hussey camp, Spanish
American War Veterans, will hold its
first anniversary concert and ball 10
Coburn hall op Thursday night, May 7.
Inc concert program will be rendered
oy the Maccabee band and Lees orches-
ira will furnish music for dancing. The
proceeds will be used for the purchase
Oh camp paraphernala. Tickets to con-
cert admitting only to balcony, 25c.
Dance tickets 75c per couple.
Strangely in contrast tn the mild and