The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-09-17

esl prices al rokR uruR sIore'
An upright Henry F. Miller piano t
rent. Inquire over c. A. Ross store.
There will be a meeting of Sunse
Chapter, o. E. s., Friday evening, Sept
Is.
Mr.. Henry S. Philbrick of New Yort
City is passing the week in town witt
relatives.
Lees Orchestra furnished music To-
a private assembly In Union ball, Mon
day evening.
Go to Grange Hall next Tuesday even
ing Sept. d. for a fine entertainment
See small bills.
I Great Bargains in Corsets, Hosiery
| Etc. at the Clearance Sale at NJ. B. Hes.
elton's next week.
Bucknam the druggist, warrants al
bis hot water bottles and other rubber
goods for one year.
Roy L. Marston and his brother, Co.
burn Marston, returned from Dead
River, this morning.
Mrs. w. r. Mcclellan of Caribou has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hirsm
Burrill, this week.
Mrs. Geo. o. Smith and Mrs. w. H.
HAYES are delegates In attendance upon
the State w. C. T. U.
Mrs. Clara Hougtton of Portland has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edw.
Green, the past week.
Look in o. F. Knowlton Co.'S. window
and see the berry sets they are giving
with Baking Powder.
S. H. Goodwin of st. Adams and A.
F. Donigan of Bingham were at the
Court house, yesterday.
Mrs. K. F. Russell is on a visit to
friends and relatives in Boston and
other Massachusetts cities.
Albert Libby was at Waterville,
Thursday, on business, and attended the
FAN field Waterville game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Brown of Old
town visited with w. B. Bragg and
family, Tuesday of this week.
Don Morrison left, Monday, for Med
ford, Mass, where he completes his
collegiate course in Tufts college.
The County Commissioners will hold
an adjourned session at the Court house
on Tuesday next, the 22nd instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Linn, Jr., of
Hartland were In town over Sunday,
the guests of George Simpson and
family.
Miss Miriam Cochran returned, MOL
day, to her home in Boston, after re-
naming for several days the guest of
Miss Berle Walton.
j. Abbott Kendall will return from
Boston shortly, and gives notice that his
popular orchestra will be open for en-
gagement on and after Sept. 25th.
Joseph X. Goodrich and Gordon
Wildes went to Orono, Monday, to enter
the University of Maine. The fall term
of that institution opened yesterday.
Mrs. George f. Ryan returned to her
home in New York, Monday, after
spending few weeks in town, the guest
of her father, W. b. Bragg, and family.
The new scenes in Coburn Hall recent
ly painted by Mr.. Frank a. Munsey, the
artist, have been in evidence in the last
two performances and received much
favorable comment.
There will be meeting of Russell
Relief Corps this week, Friday afternoon
Sept. Is. A good attendance is desired.
as arrangements are to be made for the
annual inspection,
Mrs. j. F. Nournnan and young son,
Frye, of San Frapcisco, CAL, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Kate E. Clark
for some weeks has started on the return
journey to her home, and will visit en-
route with her uncle, Frazier Gilman, in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
A large attendance is desired at the
next regular meeting of Woodbne
Lodge, d. of H., Monday, Sept. 81, as
the Grand Chief of Honor, Beatrice L..
Nichols, and the Grand Supervisor,
Emma G. Witherell, will be present and
the work will be exemplfled.
The annual meeting of the w. c. I.
IT,, which was postponed from the Sth,
will be held, Tuesday, the 22d, at three
o'clock in G. A. II. hall. VIII all super
intendents of departments please bring
in their reports at that time. The vice
presidents are requested to bring in full
reports.
Skowhegan Grange entertained Ca
naan Grange, over 100 strong, last ever
ing, the latter grange furnishing the
entertainment, and the home ladies the
supper which followed. The following
State officers were present: Obadiah
Gardner, State Master, and w. j.
Thompson, State Lecturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes Of this
place attended the reunion of the Second
Maine Cavalry in Augusta, last week,
and report royal good time. Among
others who attended were Asa s. Judkins