The Somerset reporter., 1904-05-26

Fnre Witch-hazel at Fogg's drug store
New mohairs for shlrt.waist suits a
Stewards.
A. 81. Plaisted, city marshal of Water
terville, was in town, Tuesday.
Sweet pea seeds, finest varieties mix
ed, five cents per OF. at NJ. B. Heselton's
A full line of shifting poles of al
kinds at L. W. Chase's new carriage re
pository.
DIR. II. E. Field of Gardiner was II
town, Tuesday, In consultation with DR.
F. S. Bigelow.
Miss Margaret Partridge OF Augusts
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Prescott
on Coburn avenue.
Skowhegsn grocery stores and mar
kets will close, Monday, memorial day
at noon for the remainder Of the day.
Mrs. Edward Rice returned on Friday
from Portsmouth, n. H., where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Locke,
Fred c. Dow, who has been Ill for the
past ten days with tonsilitis, has 30 far
recovered as to be able to attend to busi.
ness.
J. Il. Murray will repair your oil stove
and can supply wicks, rings and other
parts as wanted. he has something
new to show you In q water krate.
Your summer visitors will want SOU
venir of Skowhegan. You should take
them to Bucknsm's to see the very In
teresting line which he has recently
added.
During the time work Is being done on
the court house and until that work Is
completed, Judge Bachelor will hold
the sessions of the municipal court at
the Police station.
The electrical display sign recently
placed In front of Bucknam's drug store
attracts much attention and favorable
comment. 1t advertises Rexall Rene
dies for which Mr.. Bucknam is sole
agent.
Howard Steward and Leon Playse re-
turned home, Monday, from a weeks
visit to Chase's Pond in Moscow. They
report a fine catch and brought home
many fine ones, one that weighed close
to three pounds.
Owing to unfsvorable weather and
o her conditions, F. p Moore has decid.
ed to put the remainder of bis stock of
carriages on the market at rock bottom
prices. Every job bargain. Don't
forget he does first class carriage paint
ing and repairing Of ali kinds. Shop
opposite Hotel Heselton.
On Memorial day the post Office will
be closed from 80 to 10 30 a. M; from
1913 a. N. to 1.l5 p. No.. from 1.30 p. m.
to 2.20 p. N. from $50 p. m. to 300 p.
m. and at 600 In the evening. There
will be one delivery and one collection
by the carriers as follows: The morn
ing, the 700 a. IA. collection and the 8 20
a. m. delivery.
Rev. <. 81. Boynton of Brewer was 10
town, Monday, comforting with Judson
D. Packard, w. Fl. Emery and s..
Vose, directors of the North Arson
Campmeeting Association. Arrange.
ments were made whereby Mr.. Boynton
Ia to take charge of the Methodist Camp
meeting which is to take place at the
grounds of this society in Arson during
the week commencing Monday, Aug. %.
Members of Russell Post @. A. r. and
others who attend church with the Post,
Memorial Sunday, will meet at G. A. K.
Hall at 10 O'Clock a. m. to be ready to
proceed to the Congregational church at
1890. They are also notified to meet at
G. A. r. Hall.on Monday at u 30 o'clock
p. m. to join the procession to Coburn
Hall and later to the cemeteries. The
exercises In Coburn Hall will begin at
l o'clock p. n.
Principal Perkins has just been noti-
fed by the secretary OF the New Eng
land College Entrance Certificate Board
that, for the three years commencing
Jan. l, 1904, that graduates of the SHOW
hogan high school may enter at any of
the institutions represented by them
without being required to pass entrance
examinations. This makes diplomas
from the Skowhegan high school evil
dence of qualification for entrance at
every college In New England except
Harvard and Yale.