The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-08
Edison June records at Smiths music

store.
Steward has new corset to show you,
The American Beauty.
Wednesday aud Saturdays are the days
that they boil Holsters at the skowhegan
Market.
Delano makes a speciality OF Ice cream
10 bulk, all fl ,vors, but one quality aud
one price.
Geo. Heald is home from Boston on
his vacation, most of which Ia to be
passed in an up river fishing trip.
Mrs. Fred C. Dow arrived home, Nor
day evening, from a Wait of several
weeks at the home of her brother 10
Portland.
new line of dainty muslin under
wear, including short sleeve gowns,
marguerites, long and short skirts at
Miss Williams.
w. @. Heseton has seventy.1ve tons
of grass that he wishes to hire cut, or
will enter into an arrangement to cut the
the same on shares. Call and see him.
We publish 10 another column the
time table of the Somerset Traction
Company for their summer schedule of
cars, which goes into effect next Satur-
day.
We learn that Gen. Chas. +. Davis,
who made the official inspection of Com
pany Z at the armory, Tuesday evening,
spoke in the highest terms of both
officers, men and equipment.
The concert at the Bethany church,
Friday evening, June 16, promises to be
one of the finest musical treats of the
season. The price of tickets has been
placed 80 low that no one can afford to
stay away.
Mrs. K. w. Brown arrived home, last
evening, from her trip to New York and
Boston. The journey was made with
special reference to securing the latest
ideas and designs for summer millinery.
The desirable rooms which form the
second fl )or front of the REPORTER
Block will be for rent after July lst, at
low rental. They are especially well
adapted for offices, dressmaking or any
thing of like nature, and have a first
class entrance.
Fl. j. Craig of Bingham was in town,
Saturday, on business for the American
Realty Company. Mr.. Craig Is associa-
ted with F. Il. Colby, agent of that cor
poration, as accountant in their office at
Bingham, which is headquarters for
their Kennebec division.
The store on Water street recently
vacated by F. w. Bucknam, Is being
fitted for two tenants. Chas. A. Drake
will move from his present location on
Madison avenue and occupy one side as
a cigar mandatory and salesroom, and
Arthur Fl. Elwell will establish his bar
Der shop in the other.
Llewellyn Goodwin went to Danville
Junction, Me-, Tuesday, to meet his
daughter, Mrs. Ralph 4. Leavtt and her
two children, Margaret and LlewellyD,
on their arrival there from Purcell, Ind.
T. Mrs. Leavitt is to make a visit of
several months in Skowhegan ut the
home of her parents.
Russell Post, G. A. r., are to hold a
campfire at their rail-, Friday evening,
june IS, to which they have invited the
members of Russell Relief Corps, the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and the Sons of Veterans. Rev. B. B.
Merrill is to deliver brief address on an
appropriate topic, and one of the mem
bers of the d. A. r. will give reading,
taking up leading incident of the Rev
olution.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ordwsy and Mrs.
w. L. Clifford went to Augusta, Tues
day, to be present at the marriage OF
Guy P. Gannett, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Gannett, to Miss Anne Ma
comber, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Macomber of that city. The cere-
mony took place at noon at the Winthrop
street Baptist church and was the center
Of much interest as the families repre-
sented by the contracting parties are
among the most prominent 10 the capt.
tai city and well known throughout the
state.
At meeting of the full committee on
the Fourth of July celebration, held last
Monday evening, it was voted to author
la Captain F. G. Dunlap of the COM
mittee on parades, to secure the pres
ence here on July 4th OF the military
companies from Gardiner, Augusta and
Waterville, which, with the Skowhegan
Company, make up the Third Battalion
of the Second Regiment of the National
Guard of Maine. The committee on
races and park reported that they had
decided on 2.40, a 28 and 2.22 class
with purses aggregating $3.50. Many
other features were presented, both for
the forenoon program and for the after
noon at Fairview Park, but final action
was deferred on them until the next
meeting. which Ia to be Tuesday even
ing, June 10. Any citizen of the town
AMI especially those who have subscrib.
ed for the stock OF the guarantee fund