The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-11
Fine sweet pea seed at Bucknam's.

Fine sweet pea seed at Bucknam's.
Fresh boiled Holsters at A. r. Jewett'p
market,
Buttermilk for sale at the creamery at
% cents a barrel.
Don't forget Town Talk" four at
Steward Bros.
Forrest Goodwin left for Franklin
county this morning, on professional
business.
Mrs Edith S. Shepherd entertsins the
Glover Leaf whist club, this afternoon,
at her home.
Mrs. h. W. Brown and her assistant
held millinery opening in the parlors
of the Canaan Hotel, Tuesday of this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph o. Smith return
ed home by last nights train from six
weeks visit in Washington, D. c. and in
Beverly, Mass.
The members of the Clover Leaf Whist
club were pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. S. j Walton, Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Fannie Gushing and daughter ar
rived home, last evening. from a visit Of
several weeks at the hone OF her father,
". II. Pearson, iu Portland.
Il h loosely played game of the col
le1e series in Watervlle, yesterday,
Colby defeated BJwdoin by score Of
II to 6. Quite number of Skowhegan
gentlemen witnessed the game.
Mrs. a. X Stnchfeld arrived home,
Tuesday evening, after passing the win.
ter In Boston. She was accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Swan, who
will remain for a two weeks visit.
a the meeting of the Woman's Chris.
tian Temperance Union Tuesday after
noon, May oh, the following delegates
were chosen to attend the county con-
ventiDn, which will be held in Shawmut,
May 24.h and 25h: Mrs. Nettle Pad
dock, Mrs. Anna LOOMS, Mrs. Josie
Smith, Mrs. j. H. LaCase, and Mrs.
Pauline d. Littleheld as delegate. at-Iarge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Philbrick arrived
home, Tuesday evening, from Olange
City, Fla, where they had been passing
the winter. II has been their custom
for several years to pass the winter in
the south and they have formed many
very pleasant acquaiDtances in that sec
ton. Mr.. Philbrick was unfortunate
enough TO contract a severe cold, on the
lurney north, but he thinks II will be
hut temporary inconvenience and they
are otherwise both in excellent health.
Deputy L. 5. Marshall, Chas. b. Has
kell, was in town, yesterday, to sum
mon Judge O. Il. Bachelor Of the MUM
cpal Court, TO appear the same day be-
fore the Commissioner at Augusta, to
certify to the fact that d lrius Gibson Of
Fairfield had been convicted before this
court of illegal liquor selling, said Glib
son being now under arrest, by the L.
fernal Department, for selling liquors
without United States license. Q wig
20 important business pending before
his court, MIR. Bachelor was unable to
attend.
Kendal's Orchestra left here, Tuesday
morning, to fill several important en-
gagements. Tuesday evening and last
| evening, they were at Wilton furnishing
music for the commencement exercises
of The Wilton High school; this (rhurs-
day evening, they are to play for a con
cert and ball given by the knights Of
Pythias Lodge at North jay; and to-
morrow evening they are engaged for
a ball at Waterville. II is now near the
end of Professor Kendall's busy season,
81 far as this locality is concerned.
Through the summer ne will be in charge
Of an orchestra at Mouse Island, as he
has been for several years past.