The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-22
TOWN and VICINITY

penobscot river salmon at the Show
began Market
Mr.. and Mr.. w. R. Clifford passed yes
terdsy with relatives in Benton.
dainty lunch served free in 0rdway's
row cloak room every day next week.
wise ones still assert that Delano's
coda is the best to be had anywhere at
any price.
y von want noise for the Fourth you
can get it In all styles, shapes and sizes
at Henry Rawles'.
Mr., and Mrs. Peter A. Lessor vent to
Scion, Sunday, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Thomas Kelley, distant relative.
Miss Edna Page ard Miss C. j. Will
liams left here for Moosehead Lake, yes
terday, where they are to be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden at their farm
home near Kineo.
De Molay Commsndery is to observe
81. Johns Day by attending special ser
vices at the Methodist church next Sun
dsv afternoon at o'clock. Rev, F. A.
LeItch is to deliver the address.
Samuel R. Harding returned to Boston,
this morning, after fortnight's visit
here. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Laura ]. Harding and her son, Howard,
who 90 to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred
shepherd, in Somerville, Mass.
A thoroughly pleased though not
large party returned home from Madison
BY special car after the Chapman con-
cert. last Monday evening. Mr.. Chap
man himself and the five members OF his
company returned here on the same car,
having made his headquarters at Hotel
Coburn. as is his custom while giving
concerts in this vicinity.
Senator and Mrs. Bion M. Pike of
Lubec, Me-, passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin at their cottage at
HAYDEN Lake. Senator and Mrs. E S.
Clark of Bar Hsrbor expected to be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin at the
same time, but Mr.. Clark was taken i'll
at Bangor and they were obliged to re-
turn home,
Il is said that the theatre goers OF
Skowhegan will certainly miss treat II
they fail to see Hunting for Hawkins"
which will appear at Grange hall, Mon
day, June 26. This company is COM
posed Of a cast OF high class players and
has been playing all the large cities dur
ing the past season. The Skowhegan
date was filled in at very short notice,
owing to a mistake in their bookings.
They come here from Waterville, where
they play, Saturday the oath.
Coroner L. j. Addition arrived home
last evening from Jackman where he
went in response to telegram received
Monday morning to hold an inquest over
the body of William McClintock, a ma
tive OF Cranbourn, 2. Q. NcCliDtock
was trapper and guide and his lifeless
body was found on the track of the Can
dian Pacific Railroad, short distance
west of Jackman, Monday morning, the
supposition being that he had been killed
by train. After consideration the jury
impanneled by Mr.. Addition rendered a
verdict that death of the deceased was
due to his own carelessness.
The members of Russell Post and Rus.
sell Relief Corps held a campfire at G.
A. r. hall, Friday evening OF last week.
t. which were invited the members of
Euniee Farnsworth Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, Wildes
Camp, Sons of Veterans and other guests.
The evening selected was just preceding
Bunker Hill day, June 18th, and just fol-
lowing Flag day, and was purposely
chosen that both might lend their in
duence to the program. Rev. B. B. Mer-
ril made the principal address Mrs. j.
P Merrill read poem, "The Battle of
Bunker Hill," and Rev. S. F. Emerson
gave a poem OF his own composition.
There were also appropriate remarks by
Post Commander, Sewell w. Smith and
others. Refreshments of strawberries
and cream and cake were served.
The concert held in the Bethany Bap-
fist church, last Friday evening was
under the auspices OF the Bethany Christ
ian Endeavor society; the objeeA being
to raise money to send delegate to the
International C.. Z. convention TO be
to be held in Baltimore, Md, the first
week in July. Two musicians took part
10 the concert whose names did not APP
pear on the program as published last
week; they we're Mr.. Pepper, cornetist
OF Fairfield, and Master Geo. Dsggett
from Madison, who plays the violin very
well for boy Of his age. 1t was the
fret attempt OF the society to give
public entertainment and the small audi
ence which attended was much pleased
as 1t was first class concert In every
particular. The committee who had the
concert In charge were Mr.. Waldron,
Miss Florence Young, kindergarten
teacher, and Mrs. Mabel 2. Judkins.
The delegate elected to go to Baltimore
lsJohn Taylor, president of the society.
Great reduction in hats at Miss
Wthee's.
., +, Knowlton Co.'S. June snecials