The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-15

new line OF neckwear al MISS
Williams.
The Frank A. Robbins circus is head
ing towards Skowhegan.
Have you seen the aluminium souvenir
post cards at Fogg's drug store. Latest
thing.
The Madisons and Skowhegans are the
teams to contest next Saturday after-
noon at Farview Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Steward and
son left, yesterday morning, for visit
with relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Coffin of Washington, D. c., ar
rived in town on the afternoon train,
Friday, and is the guest Of her niece,
Mrs. Philo Steward.
Miss Myrtis Genthner, stenographer
in the Office of Butler & Butler, is pass
ing vacation of three weeks At her
home In Damsriseotta.
The most Illustrious Grand Master,
Charles B. Adams of Wstervile is to pay
Mount Morlah Council an official vista
ton Monday evening, June l9.h.
The house which Matthew N. Clark
has been building on Mt. Pleasant Ave,
has recently been purchased by George
Palmer, who will complete it for tenant
property.
Miss Gala Hurd, clerk at NJ. B. Hesel-
toms fancy goods store is spending a
few days with her mother at her home
In Newport. Guy Estes is assisting at
the store 10 her absence.
Mrs. Carl Curtis arrived from Cali
fornia, Saturday evening, and Is to make
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
l.. Walker, after which she will return
to join Mr.. Curtis in Lexington, Mass.
Brace |. Lawley of Tukesbury, Mass,
WAS home for a short vacation, timing his
visit so as to be here at commencement,
his sister, Miss Bessie Lawley, being
member of the graduating class. He re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Fred Drury of Solon with her
brother, Mr.. Edison Hamblet Of Mime
apolis, Mimi, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. B. Heselton on Maple ST.,
this week. Mr.. Hamblet departed from
this station Wednesday morning on his
return trip to his home.
Mai L. s. Strickland Of Houiton is IN
town, this week, being auditor in the
case of Hall & Reed VS. the Madison
Village Corporation, reference case
now being tried at the court house. Mr..
Strickland was formerly Judge of pro-
bate for Aroostook county.
Work was begun, Friday, on Island
avenue, which is to be thoroughly made
over in accordance with the vote of the
town at the annual meeting in March.
This is one of the oldest macadamiZ9d
roads in town, and has been sadly IN
need Of repair for several years.
Edwin Aubin, who has been the local
agent of the American Express company
since last December, has recently been
transferred to a position in connection
with the route agents office with head
quarters at Bangor. The Office here is
in charge of II. d. Webster of Portland
and it is not as yet known who will be
permanently established as agent.
The many friends of Mrs. Pearl Clay
ton Swain will be glad to have the OPP
portunity to hear her at the concert
at the Bethany church to morrow
evening. Mrs. Swain is graduate
of the Skowhegan high school who
has met with remarkable success as
public reader and impersonator. She
should be given hearty welcome by
her old friends.
Some of the Skowhegsn teachers have
already left their home. Saturday morn
ing OF last week Miss Florence Hodgson
went to Lewiston and with Miss Della
Foss on her Way to Turner Center.
Tuesday morning Miss Harriet Thayer
tt ok her departure for bingham, Mass,
and yesterday morning Miss Florence
Murphy left for her home in Calais. To-
day Miss Eunice l.. Bodwell departed
for her home in Portland.
After the favor with which the Vaude-
vile show at Lakewood Theater has
met " ith since the opening there seems
no question as to the advisabiity of the
management In changing the class Of
entertainment for season at least.
While the show is not of as long dura-
tion as occasionei by theatricals the
tedious long waits are done away with,
everything goes with a snap and the
artists who appear are all of the fret
grade. The programme for next weeks
performance appears in another column.
Penobscot River salmon at the Show
hegan Market.
The D. Fl. Il C. spiral spring corsets