The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-04-06
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stiff hat?
Fresh boiled Holsters, Saturday, at A.
II. Jewetts market.
Now s the time to take Springs Sar-
saparilla. Fogg's drug store.
The office of Sewall W. Smith is at
Rowe's gun shop, opposite the Skowhe-
gan House.
Wilder Colby, superintendent OF the
Skowhegan schools, is in Boston, this
week.
Max Clark was in Watervlle a portion
Of this week playing with Harlow's or
chestra.
Miss Eta Creech of Fairfield has been
spending a few days with her friend,
Miss Ethel Merriam.
D. S. York of Solon was in town,
Friday of last week, and made the RE-
PORTER pleasant call,
Frank p. Pennell, who has been con-
fined at his home for nearly two weeks
with the prevalent cold, is now GONZALES
cent.
Ga Saturday April 8h begins the
opening sale of hosiery of Green & Bar
nard Shoe Co. They will carry a com.
plete line
Joseph Lessor, who ia working for NJ.
j. Mari, at some sporting camps near
Indian Pond, Me-. was IN town for few
days this week.
DR.. w. Harvey and wife of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, were guests, last
week, at the home of Clarence Msntor
and n. A. Dinsmore.
Miss Eva Bunker returned to her
home in Lynn, Mass, yesterday, after a
brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Bunker.
Mrs. H. M. Cushing and Miss Grace
Hall of Freeport were in town over Sun
day visiting Mrs. George Merriam at her
home on Madison avenue.
Mrs. c. E. Cleveland went to Oldtown,
Me-, yesterday, for visit with her pa.
rents. Mrs. Katie Stowe accompanied
her to visit relatives in Orouo.
There is to be an auction sale of 25
horses of all descriptions at Canaan
Hotel, Canaan, Saturday next at 10 a. m.
Also many new and second hand wagons
and harnesses.
The Misses Mira and Ella Emerson,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs, G. W. Elmer
son, are taking their vacation with their
sister, Mrs. Foss, in Cornvile, learning
the art of sap molasses making.
Miss Mabel Judkins arrived home at
10 80, Monday, after an absence of two
and one-half years passed at the home of
her sister, Mrs. M. A. Whitney, in Egin,
Ill. Miss Judkirs is to remain in the
east for the present and will teach in one
OF the schools over which Chas. f. Ball
of Athens Is now superintendent.
The attention OF the members of the
Town Improvement Society is called to
the fact that there is an error in the club
calendar with regard to the date of the
uext meeting. 1t Is to occur on Friday,
April 14,h, instead of April eth (tomor-
row. as stated in the calendar. The
subject for the day is "Connecteut."
All of the village schools, with the
possible exception of the kindergartens,
will commence, Monday, for the spring
term. The uncertainty as to the kinder
garten arises from the fact that it is not
certain at this time that the vacancy
caused by Miss Rankin's resignation has
been filled A portion of the rural
schools will begin April 18th and the
balance on April 24.h.
Mrs. C. E. Ball arrived here, Tuesday
morning, on her way to her home in
Athens. She had been teaching AT
North East Carry, Me, for several
months past and left that place Monday
morning, driving the length of Moose
head Lake on the ice and reaching Greer
vile junction at night. A journey of
that kind so late 10 the season is attend
ed with some risk as the ice is very weak
In places, but it was accomplished with
out accident, although several teams
have broken through the ice at various
points on the lake within the last few
days.