The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-17
Try q box Of Saturday Candy at Buck

on Elm st. for treatment.
Spinach and dandelion greens every
day at the Skowhegan Market,
Nothing 80 convenient as mileage
book when you travel. Patten has them.
Fl. L. Groves of the firm of L. Groves
& Son, Smithfeld, Is In town on business
today.
Mrs. Frank w. Briggs of Pittsfeld Is
visiting town fer the balance of the
week.
Mrs. Derne Green returned last even
Ing from short visit with relatives in
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hackett passed
Sunday 10 Waterville at the home of DR..
E. a. Kidder.
Judge Whitebouse and Court Reporter
Estes have rooms at Hotel Coburn dur
idg their stay here.
Miss Frances Priest came from Vas
salboro, this morning, and will visit with
her niece, Mrs. John Lancaster.
There will be a rehearsal of the Re-
bekah degree staff, Tuesday afternoon,
March ~, at $50 In |. O. o. r. hall.
DR.. Alfred King of Portland was 10
town Tuesday, being called here as
witness In the case of Donnelly VS. Water
Vile Savings Bank.
Miss Tudie Lampher, who had been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Ordway
for several days, returned to her home In
Dover Tuesday afternoon.
Il. M. Pattee, clerk 10 the store of
Parker & Nay, has been seriously Ill
with the grippe, He is now improving
and expects to resume his duties the first
of next week.
Miss Allen, trained nurse from the
Central Maine hospital, Lewiston, ar
rived Monday morning and is caring for
Mrs. Geo. Morrill,, who is quite Ill at her
home on Turner Ave.
Word has been received here that the
Rev. Robert Harbutt OF Searsport, to
whom call had beef extended by the
Island Ave. Congregational church, has
accepted call elsewhere.
C.F. Ward departed for Boston, Tues
day morning. Besides business matters
requiring his attention, Mr.. Ward hopes
to attend the automobile show which Is
held In that city this week.
D. w. Lewis lost his pocket book,
containing a sum of money In bills, be-
tween his home on High street and the
postoffice by way of the depot platform.
The finder will be rewarded by returning
same to Mr.. Lewis.
A Japanese In this part of the country
ls very rare person, but Bragg & Var
ney have japanese salesman In their
show window for a few days and every
body is invited to call around and see
him, especially the children.
The ladies of the Methodist f. church
will have sale and supper at the YES
tries, Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Mar. 23l. Supper served from five to
seven o'clock, consisting of baked beans,
peas, cold meats, cake, &c. All are in
vted.
Rev. H. w. Kimball, who had been in
town since last week, returned to So.
Weymouth, Mass. yesterday morning.
His little daughter, Rachel, accompanied
him as far as Portland, where she is to
remain for some weeks with her grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. n. Warehouse.
Sheriff Lang with officers clifford and
Weston made a search at the house on
East Maple ST. occupied by Octave
Vigue, last Saturday night. They found
three forty gallon casks full of cider
and one cask partially filled, all of which
they libeled, they believing that it was
intended for sale In violation of law.
a fine audience greeted the Victor
Grange Dramatic Club at Grange Hall
last evening. In addition to the drama,
Down In Maine," which was finely rem
dered, there were piano solos by Miss
Edith Lewis, vocal solo by Miss Jessie
Maddocks, and negro specalties by Bill
Mckay, all of which contributed to make
a most delightful evening.
Edw. Heath of Watervlle has disposed
of his interest 10 the Skowhegan Pulp
Co. to Ed. P. Page. Mr.. Heath and his
father, the late Colonel Heath, became
interested in the manufacture of pulp In
Skowhegan sixteen years ago, being IT.
strumental 10 the erection of that plant,
and bis retirement Ia quite notable
event in local manufacturing circles.
Assistant postmaster G. E. Durrell is
III and has been confined to his home for
the past week. Growing responsibility
and care incident to the increasing busi'
ness of the office together with the extra
labor required 10 establishing the system
of delivery by carrier seem to be re-
sponsible for his Illness. Mr.. Durrell
should feel that the patrons Of the office
appreciate his taithfulness and that they
heartily wish for his speedy return to
health.
An old favorite 10 the person of Mr..
Archie Boyd, at the head of an excellent
company of artists, will present Denman
Thompson's successful rural drama en-