The Somerset reporter., 1903-06-04

A lady clerk is wanted by Geo. E.
Sampson, the Corner Druggist.
Hon. E. f. DAnforth left, Tuesday, on
a business trip to ST. Paul, MINI.
Thomas j. Young, Esq. of Scion was
In town on legal business, Monday.
All grades of garden fertilizers at
Steward Bros, at Island grist mill.
The Salvation Army will hold rally
at The Pines next Sunday afternoon.
Hon. George G. Weeks of Fairfield
was in town on legal business, Tuesday.
Rev. E. T. Adams of Solon called on
some of his former parish ioners in town,
Monday.
Roland Nickerson, now employed in
the postofflce at Waterville, was in
town, Sunday.
! VIM. B. Brown, Esq. of Hartland
made trip to this town, Monday, on
professional business.
Hiram P. Thing was out for the first
time, Tuesday, after an illness of several
weeks.
w. B. Steward and son, Robert, re-
turned, Tuesday, from fishing trip to
Moosehesd.
A. q. Given has hired the blacksmith
shop on the Heselton House lot. See
add in another column.
L. w. Chase has many second hand
carriages, taken in exchange, which he
offers at great bargains.
Peter Vigue has a desirable upstairs
Groom tenement for rent; in thorough
repair, No. so, East Front St.
DR.. w. Fl. Spencer attended the meet
ing of the Central Maine Theological
Circle at Waterville, Tuesday.
The carriage repository of F. P. Moore
has received coat of paint that adds
much to its general appearance.
Rough and ready boys can wear out
black cat stockings but it takes them a
long time to do it. Ward sells them.
Augustus Fowler went to Bangor,
Tuesday, summoned TO appear as wit
ness in a suit on trial in the Supreme
Court.
The summer time table over the Som
erset Traction road goes into effect, June
9th and is practically the same as last
year.
The home made nut candies of many
kinds at Delano's Candy Kitchen please
all with sweet tooth; Is to zoe Id.
Fresh daily.
The opening ball at The Pines, Tues
day night last was good time for all
in attendance. Lees orchestra furnish
ed the music.
Rev. D. A. Ball, Mrs. NJ. c. Ball, and
Mrs. Mary Varney are attending the
Maine Unversaist Convention at Port
land, this week,
The residence of the late Oliver Walker
has been leased by DR.. Cora johnson,
who is to occupy it as soon as necessary
repairs al e completed.
Mrs. Leonora Spaulding, who has
been IN Tacoma, Wash. for five years,
returning to Skowhegan, last week, to
remain for several months.
The Steamer Margaret B. will leave
East Madison, Friday night at Z 80, to
accommodate those wishing to attend
the opening ball at Lakewood.
"a Jolly American Tramp" was the
bill at the Coburn Opera honse, Friday
night The audience WAS one of the
largest of the season. The company
was not above the average.
At the next meeting of the United
Order of the Golden Cross which occurs
Monday evening, June Sth, there will be
musical entertainment under the d.
recton of E. C. Taylor, after which re-
freshments will be served. Ladies of
the Order requested to bring cake.
We are informed by Mr.. Harrison
Baker that we were in error, last week,
In stating that the gold spoon presented
to him on his 80th birthday anniversary,
was the gift of Mrs. Eddy. 1t was the
Mary Baker G. Eddy souvenir spoon,
but was the gift of Mr.. Bakers wife.
Mr.. Tom Waters In "O'Flynn's Stone
| Walp' is the attraction at the opera
house, tomorrow (Friday) night. 1t is
said to be very funny farce comedy,
which has been revised and brought up
to-date, and introduces numerous speci-
alties, tuneful music and pleasing song9.
Seven Sir Knights of De Molay CON-
mandery visited Lewiston, Thursday Of
last week, where In the evening they
were given the Mystic Shrine degree be.
coming members of Aleppo Temple of
that city the only Temple in Maine.
The personnel of the party was as FOL-
lows: Dr.. F. 0. Sawyer, DIR. l.. A.
Dascombe, W. P. Ordway, G. A. Ross,
j. c. Griffin, K. F. Fairbrother, J. w.
Blunt.