The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-06-25
TOWN and VICINITY

DR.. WA. H. Mclaughlin Of Harmony
was In town, yesterday.
O. F. Knowlton Co. have large lot of
lemons for the 4th at 25c dozen.
George Burns returned to Boston,
Monday, after brief visit in town.
All kinds of bug poison" at Steward
Bros, and Island Ave.
Colin II. Dascombe of Wilton was a
guest of his uncle, Dr. L. A. Dascombe,
Monday
Mr.. aud Mrs. George o. smith atten-
ded commencement exercises at Colby,
this week.
Mrs. Edith 5. Shepherd is passing the
week in Bangor and with friends in
Sangeryille.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Steward and Miss
Helen attended commencement exercises
at Colby, Tuesday.
VIII Webb left, Tuesday, for Bar
Harbor, where he has position for the
summer at Lynsm's.
Delano's candy kitchen is the popular
resort for the ladies when they want
cool soda or delicious ice cream.
The ladies' circle of the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. h. X.
Bearce, Thursday afternoon, July ID
Mrs. Harvey Goodwin and son Carroll
went to Richmond, Saturday, and will
visit Mrs. Goodwin's sister over Sunday
McOullan & Pooler have recently put
in one of their Cold Storage Refriguators
for Wild Grove club at Castle Harmony.
Sunset Chapter Of the Eastern Star
visited Canaan Chapter the evening OF
the 18th instant, and had splendid time.
Miss Edna Dascombe returned to her
home at Wilton, Tuesday, after weeks
visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Dascomoe.
Miss Louise FL. Coburn and Miss Annie
Hathorn were among those In attendance
at Colby confinement exercises, this
week.
DR.. Cora Al. johnson Is in attendance
at the convention of the American lnsti-
tute of Homeopathy, now in session at
Boston.
S. H. Swain has sold the Edward
Brewster farm to Seth Mills of Vinal-
haven, and the j. p Merrill farm to Mrs.
Dyer of North Haven.
OF. Knowlton Co. will give free, Sat
urday, June 81, ice cream soda to all
who purchase 25c and over OF fruit
except strawberries.
N. W. Randall passed Sunday at home
with his family. Mr.. Randall is engaged
with Allen & Pollard of Winslow and
has an excellent position.
The Sophomore class, S. Fl. S. enjoyed
a picnic at Lakewood Grove, Tuesday,
returning after the play. The freshman
class were present as guests.
Edwin Roberts is making quite ex
tensive improvements In his house on
Summer street, which he has leased to
L. B. Jewett.for a term of years.
Miss Maud Bracket of Pittsfeld Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Steward,
who are passing the week at their cot
tage On the east shore Of Hayden Lake.
Mrs. E. w. Heath and children OF
Watervllle arrived in town, last night,
for a brief visit, and later will occupy a
cottage at Hayden Lake for some weeks.
s. II. Swain has sold the Smiley farm
TO Charles Holden Of Jackman; the
Painter farm to Mrs. w. G. Bell OF Bos-
ton; the Joseph Foss farm to Mrs. Brown
of Oakland. and the Laban Allen farm
to Herbert w. Carr of Ellsworth.
The public meeting for the observance
of Old Home Week will be held in
Coburn Hall, Tuesday evening, August
18th. The citizens of the town are re-
quested to invite friends, who have been
residents of the town, or any others who
may wish to attend.
Monday box consigned to "Mr. Jede-
son, Skowhegau, Me-" was seized by
Sheriff Lang at the express office. 1t
was found to contain one gallon Jug of
MARYLAND Bourbon, one gallon Jug Of
Kentucky Rye, and one quart bottle of
port wine. The liquor was libelled and
a hearing get for July 3.
c. W. Tilton OF the firm of Bradstreet
& Tilton, Boston manufacturers OF fine
neckwe was In town few days the
past week, called here by the Illness OF
his brother, C. Fl. Tilton, who is suffer-
Ing from severe attack of acute eczema,
but most happily to relate is now on the
gain.
A reception will be rendered by the
clubs of Skowhegan to the visiting
The Maine archaeological
Society and Josselyn Botanical Club,
Monday evening, June 20, at the Library
Parlors from eight thirty to ten thirty.
All club members with their husbands
or wives are cordially invited without
further notice.
There will be a celebration at the
Pines, July 4th, with special cars to and
from Skowhegan and Norridgewock
every 40 minutes. Lees orchestra will
paly In the pavilion during the afternoon