The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-22
Fireworks, both noisy and otherwise,

EHoHOIhrs pOth uoiSJ hbu otiiCi HieVN
at Henry Rawles'.
Mrs. J. E. Wadsworth has lost PIT
coon kitten and a suitable reward will he
paid for its return.
The United Order OF the Golden Cross
will meet next Monday evening at 80
o'clock, at G. A. R. hall.
At Fogg's drug store you will find
everything you need for the proper cele-
bration OF the Glorious Fourth.
There Is to be a regular meeting Of
Bloomfield Assembly, and election of
officers, tomorrow friday evening.
Miss Elsie Walton, who has been
studying music In Boston for several
months past, arrived home, Monday
evening.
E.P. Viles and S. W. philbriek went
to Greenville, yesterday, on matters of
business connected with numbering and
associated enterprises.
Bug Death ls what great many farm
ers are using nowadays for bugs. Buck
nam sells 1t In bulk, and you can buy
any quantity you want.
Mrs. j. W. Fogler of Washington, D.
c., arrived, Saturday evening, and will
pass the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Baker.
There will be special meeting Of
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge to confer the
degree upon two candidates, tomorrow
(Friday) evening, at 80 o'clock.
A brown wrist bag, contaping about
50, WAS lost on East Front or French
street, Saturday evening VIII the find
er please leave the same at this office.
Members of the Skowhegan Fire De-
partment have advertised ball, with
music by Towne's Orchestra, in the new
Engine Hall, on the evening of July 4th.
Mrs. William Edwards arrived, Friday
evening OF last week, from Southern
Pines, n. c. and Is passing the summer
at the home of Mrs. Horatio Emery on
Main street.
DR.. Howard C. Taggart attended the
annual field day OF the Patrisrchs Mill
tant at Bath, Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Tsggsrt and his daugh-
ter, Miss Gail.
The Epworth League will give q lawn
sociable, Wednesday evening, June 2S.h,
at the home Of Fred Nye, q Bush ST.
A program will be arranged. Ice cream
and cake for sale.
DR.. j. F. Hill of Watervile, medical
examiner for the 2nd regiment National
Guard of Maine, was in town, Monday
evening, to pass upon the physical quail.
ifications of several applicants for ad-
mission to Company E.
Miss Ethel Walton has returned from
Boston where she has been for the past
winter at the Boston University Law
School. She Is to pass the summer in
Skowhegan and will resume her studies
at that institution in the fall.
Father LaCroix and over fifty Of his
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day morning, for the annual excursion
to st. Anne de Beau Pre- in the Province
of Quebec. This is much larger num-
Der than have gone on this excursion IN
previous years.
The Celebration Committee have offer
ed liberal prizes for those who take part
| IL, ha For nd hu Bffl
effort any one can win enough dollars to
make big days work. Parties inter-
ested shonld confer with F. e. Dunlap,
chairman of parade committee.
The large stock of harness, robes and
whips carried by l.. W. Chase at his CAL
rage repository is the most complete,
probably In eastern Maine. He guaran-
tees to save anyone good money over
what you'd pay other dealers for any
thing wanted In this line, and Chase's
guarantee always holds good.
The remains Of Arson Reed, who died
In Lewiston, were brought to Skowbe-
gan on the afternoon train OF Friday,
and buried In the South cemetery. He
was a brother of Charles Reed and was
native Of Madison. Some time ago he
had fall which seemed to affect bis
head, and death was due to this accident
no doubt.
Unknown parties have adopted the
very dangerous and reprehensible Gus
tom of rifle practice in the vicinity OF
the Marston mills their aim for the most
part apparently being directed at the
store house of that company. 1t Ia
hardly supposed that this can be done
with malicious intent, and the guilty
parties must be very thoughtless OF the
danger of their acts and of the damage
caused to the building and contents.
The Marston Company have offered a
liberal reward for the Apprehension of
the offenders.