The Somerset reporter., 1903-06-25
TOWN and VICINITY

town, Sunday
Robert Ordway visited friends in
Doye- last week.
Mrs. A. X. Butler was in Waterville
for the day, Friday.
OF. Knowlton Co. make a specially
of bananas Is for 25cts.
:. W. Philbrick is on business trip to
the Moosehead region.
Rev. Fl. F. Huse made trip into Ok
ford County. Saturday.
Mrs. F. r. Philbrick passed Sunday
With her parents In Fairfield.
All kinds of thug poison" at Steward
Bros., and Island Ave.
Miss Eldena Smith attended commence
meut exercises at Colby this week.
George NJ. Chapman of Fairfield was
in town on legal business, Monday.
sewall Smith went to Portland, Mon
dsy, to attend meeting Of coal dealers.
Will Webb and Alonzo Merrill arrived
home. Saturday from Bowdoin College.
Miss Rose Dearborn left, Saturday
afternoon, for her home In Bradford,
Ne.
Miss Vira johnson of Hallowell was In
town Friday, the guest Of E. P. Viles
and family.
Special Saturday sale at Delanos
Candy Kitchen. Molasses cocoanut
tafy, Sc doz.
The scholars in Miss SWANS grade,
Garfield school, enjoyed a picnic at Lake
wood, Saturday.
George G. Weeks, Esq, of Fairfield
was in town for few hours on legal
business, Saturday.
Rev. W. II. Spencer went to Waterville
Monday, to attend commencement ex-
ercises at Colby.
L. w. Chase has many second hand
carriages, taken in exchange, which he
offers at great bargains.
Mrs. f. n. Merrill, Miss Bertha and
Master Folsom attended commencement
at Bowdoin this week.
The members OF the Universalst Sun
day school held their annual basket pic
mic at Lakewood, Saturday.
Miss Annie r. Maddocks has complet-
ed her years teaching at Salem, Mass,
and arrived home, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Hilton returned from Bel
fast on Monday, where she had been
some months with her daughter.
Rev. Fl. w. Kimball delivered the bac-
calaureate address before the high school
seniors at Canaan, Sunday afternoon.
W. NJ. Bodwell, Dartmouth '06, is the
guest of his sister, Miss Eunice Bodwell,
during the commencement exercises.
Miss Edna Green returned, Thursday,
from Maiden, Mass, where she has been
in the employ of the Perry Picture
Company.
Ice cream made Of pure cream and
natural fruit f1avors put up in any
quantity to carry out at 0. F. Knowl-
ton Co.'S.
Blaine S. Viles left, Saturday, to take
charge of the U. S. forestry expedition
which will operate this summer in the
vicinity of Eustis.
E. F. Fairbrother went to Boston
Monday morning, on business, returning
to Portland Wednesday, for the Knights
Tempar pilgrimage.
Beginning Saturday June, 9th, the
Hub Shoe Store offers special value in
ladies', Misses and children's shoes, also
in tennis shoes of all kinds.
Marshall c. Viles and Edgar Dunton
\ went to Bangor, Thursday, where they
took the degrees of the Mystic Shrine.
3 ]. W. Blunt also attended the meeting.
"Peck's Bad Boy" drew large audi.
4 ence at Coburn Hall, Saturday night.
B The acting was Of no more than ordinary
merit, though the speclalties we're good
Miss Eolia Bray went to Portland,
Saturday, to visit friends for few days.
From there Miss Bray will go to North
East Harbor, where she shas position
10 drug store for the summer.
Miss Nobel Pooler arrived, Saturday,
from Auburndale, Mass, having COM
pleted her course at Laselle Seminary.
Miss Edith Ebersole OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
csssmate, accompanied Miss Pooler
home and will remain as her guest for
some weeks here, and at the simmer
home Of the family at Boothbay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott Parkman en-.
RETAINED the members of Skowhegan
TRANCE and other friends, to the number
Oh about seventy-hve, at their home on
Parkman Hill, Thursday evening, the
occasion being the tenth anniversary Of
their wedding. A handsome chair from
the members of the Grange, and a similar
gft from friends outside the order,
we're pleasant reminders of the occasion.
Rtfreshments of ice-cream and cake were
served, and hearty good time was en-
'Oyed by all.
Court st. Antoine de Padoue, No. S67,
catholic Order of Foresters, celebrated
Their fifth anniversary at the Parochial
school Hall, Thursday evening last.