The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-02
TOWN and VICINITY
Baked beans every day at Benson's.

Miss Williams has marked down her
entire stock of hamburgs.
c. j. Abtey was at Augusta, Tuesday,
returning home, yesterday morning.
Fogg, the druggist, can tell you how to
make your hens lay call and see him.
Look In next weeks REPORTER for o.
F. Knowlton Co.'S Town Meeting Spec
ials.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Thibsult of Gin
ton were visiting friends in town the
first of the week,
Soross is to meet with Mrs. W. I.
Ordway, Water street, next Wednesday
afternoon, March sth.
Think OF il! Sixteen kinds of fresh
home made candies at Delano's candy
store from Toe to 25c 10.
f. l.. Walker arrived home Tuesday
evening, after visit of several weeks IN
Portland and vicinity.
Charles \. Marston left home on bus
mess trip TO Greenville, Tuesday Mrs
Marston accompanied him.
I A. r. Jewett has lettuce, spinach,
celery and radshes among the complete
assortment of goods at his market.
There ia to be an entertainment by the
children at the hall of st. Mary's Con-
vent next Monday and Tuesday evening.
Leslie r. Brown of Burlington, VI,
has been the guest of his father, K. w,
Brown, for several days during the pres
ent week.
Miss Lillian Delano has arrived home
/ from Dover, Me-, after an absence OF
several weeks passed at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Fred Palmer.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes for
men. Ederhemer, Stein q Co.'S clothes
for young men, boys and children. To
be found only at Dow & Carriers.
Miss Grace Russell, who is teaching in
Epping, n. H., returned to that place
Monday morning, after passing her va
cation here at the home of her mother.
At the request of member of local
society, we print matter Of statistical
and historical nature relative to Chris
tian Science III another column OF this
issue.
Mrs, f. l.. Boothby departed for
Washington, D. c., yesterday morning
to pass two weeks in that city. She Will
be there to witness the ceremAnles OF H.
auguration week.
Edwin Gledhill made flying trip to
New York this week, returning today.
Mrs. Gledhill accompanied her husband
as far as Boston for a days visit with
friends in that city.
Mrs. E. l.. Blckford, secretary of the
Russell Relief Corps, announces that
there is to be business of Importance at
the meeting tomorrow friday after
noon. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Lizzie Donegan, bookkeeper at
the Office OF the Commonwealth Shoe Il
Leather Co., went to Lawrence, Friday
morning, to pass vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Donegan,
Miss May Bowman and Mrs. Chas. f.
Marshall spent Tuesday with friends in
Waterville. Mrs. Marshall returned to
her home In Melrose, Mass., this morn
Ing, after months visit at the home OF
ModdnnRn
There will be stated meeting Of Sun
set Chapter o. f. S. on Friday (tc-
morrow evening March 3. The dgrees
will be conferred; but on account of IN
avoidable circumstances, the inviting OF
guests will be deferred until later date.
The game of marbles has been in evil
dence for n week or more In the streets
OF the town. This was once regarded as
a sure sign of approaching spring, but
when played on the ice and snow In the
month of February, it hardly seems TO
admit OF that Interpretation.
Upon the suggestion of several Of the
leading citizens Of the town A. K. Butler
E;q., has drawn an act providing for the
dissolviug of the enactment which Great
ed the Skowhegan Village Corporation,
and the document WAS mailed, this morn
ing, to our Representative, Hon. K. N.
Merrill, to be introduced in the Legsla-
ture. The Corporation has been in ex-
lstence since 1852. II the Legislature
passes the bill as proposed the town may
act upon the proposition at its annual
meeting, March 18th.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 28tb, in G. A.
r. Hail. After the opening exercises
and the business meeting, the following
program was carried out, having for its
subject The Birthday of Mrs. Lillian M.
N. Stevens, National President and Edi-
tor-in-chief of the Union Signal. Poem,
"To Lillian M. N. Stevens" read by |
Mrs. F. A. Nolin; 1.-THE Day we Cele
brate," Mrs. L. W. Weston; "Our Lead
err" Mrs. Forrest Harville; "The Union
Signal" Mrs. l.. W. Weston.
Through the courtesy of our station
agent, b. F..Eston, we learn of most
interesting circumstance in connection
with freight shipment made, Tuesday,
from this station. The car was "Big