The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-05-25

J. Harvey White passing a brief vses-
ton In Boston, this week.
Buy d. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S. flower and
garden seeds at NJ. B. Heselton's.
Rev. H. F. Huse and Frank A Nolin
are on fishing trip to Pleasant Pond,
this week.
j. Wallace Blunt, of the Blunt Hard
ware Co, left yesterday afternoon for a
business trip to Boston.
f. n. Merrill, ESQ, arrived, last even
ing, from a business trip of several days
to Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Martin Flynn, Of the firm of Martin
Flynn & Co bottlers, passed a portion
of this week at his home 10 Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Mason OF Brighton
moved to town, this week, and will make
Skowhegsn their home for the future.
w. T. Seekns, Somerset County's
Clerk of Courts arrived home, Saturday
evening. from several days business in
Boston.
A. H. Lang left here, Tuesday noon,
for Boston, where he has personal bust
ness matters that require several days
attention.
Mrs. Chas. Corson, who has been en-
ployed here as nurse during the past
winter, has now returned to her home
In Mercer.
Officers OF Sunset Chapter, o. +. s,
are requested TO meet for rehearsal az
Odd Fellows hall, Monday evening, May
30, at o'clock.
Bucknam offers several frst-elsss show
cases for sale at great bargain If you
call within week. Don't delay If you
think OF buying
Make your plans to attend the citizens
meeting In Milburn hall, tomorrow (Fri-
day) evening, and help plan the coming
Fourth OF July celebration.
Ell. Morrow and W. j. McNabe of
Bethlehem, N. H., arrived here, yester.
day, and will leave at once for their an
nual fishing trip to Blanchard and Shir-
ley in Piscataquis county.
Miss Lizzie Hussey attended the con-
vention of the Sigma Kappa society at
Waterville, Saturday, the college frater-
nifty of which she became a member
while attending Colby College.
Miss Walker has just received a new
line Of ladep, misses and children's hats !;
she also announces mark down on
flowers and ready-to-wears. Chldren's
hats 23c. Store open Monday evening.
The managers of the Skowhegan Base
Ball club have arranged for ball the
evening of Memorial Day in Milburn
Hall. Fred North is floor manager and
Arthur Cayouette and Arthur Jones are
his aids.
There is to be social dance next
Monday evening at Grange hall with
music by Jackson's orchestra OF Water
Vile. William Perry, Chss. Dealy,
Erwin Rice and Arthur Morrisette are
among the promoters.
Mrs. w. p. Ordway, Mrs. Geo. Wey-
mouth and Miss Myrtis E. Genthner
arrived home, Tuesday evening, from a
few days visit to the city of Portland
They attended meeting, Monday even
ing, at which Judge Septimus A. Hanna,
the noted Christian Science lecturer,
was the principal speaker.
A car OF six looms arrived, this week,
at this station for the Somerset WOrsted
Mills and they are being unloaded and
taken to the factory of this company at
East Madison. Another shpmen. Of an
equal number is to follow at once and
when all are Installed this corporation
will have total of forty -four looms In
operation.
Mrs. Joseph Cayouette was taken sud
denly III, last Friday, with what at first
seemed to be paralytic shock. Her
condition has improved materially since
the first attack. Her son, Frank Y.
Cayouette, came home from Boston, in
answer to a message advising him Of his
mothers Illness, and will probably re-
main for the summer.
John Towne, representative OF the
American Bridge Company for this state,
left this station for his hone in Port
land, Tuesday. He had just come from
Madison where he closed contract with
the selectmen for an iron bridge, thirty.
five feet long and twenty-five feet wide
to replace the wooden structure now
crossing the Wesserrunsett stream at
East Madison.
s. W. Pbibrick and E. f. Greenwood
attended the meeting of the State Sur
vey, Commission aud representatives of
the United States photographic Survey
at Augusta, yesterday. The problem OF
conserving the waters of the Kennebec
valley was discussed. There was large
attendance of manufacturers and lum-
bermen to whom this subject is OF tie
utmost Importance.
The Somerset Traction Company has
arranged with Company f Military
Band for grand concert and ball
Lakewood Theater, Friday evening,
June 2nd. The tickets to the concert
are but twenty-five cents, which includes
the car fare to and from. Skowhegan or