The Somerset reporter., 1906-04-12

expected to arrive here by the evening
train today.
Miss Hattie Cleveland went to North
Haven, Me-, last Saturday to teach
school during the spring term.
David A. Haig was in Boston, Monday
and Tuesday OF the present week on
business for the Anderson Mills.
The date of Don Morrison's recital is
Friday, April 20; the place, Milourn
Hall; the time 815. Admission 35c.
Mrs. Edith Rowell Miss Alta Rowell
and Mrs. Blanche Mcdonald all OF East
Madison took the train from this station,
this morning, for Augusta.
Walter Hight. junior member OF the
c. F. Ward CO., has been the guest OF
Henry Elliott and family In Guilford for
a portion of the present week.
L. G. Church, who has been attending
the Harvard University Law School at
Cambridge, Mass. during the past win
ter, is expected home, Saturday.
Miss Martha Onstott was the guest of
Miss Gladys Pennell during her recent
visit here She returned with her moth
er and sister to Old Orchard, last Friday.
Saturday next Is Jap-s-lac day at the
hardware store of Henry Rswles. One
hundred cans will be given away TO the
first 100 ladies' calling on that day. See
ad
c. Fl. Mills, ESQ of Jackman was 10
town, last week, on a brief visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Mills, and
in attendance at the Supreme judicial
Court.
Lowell w. Chase, who had been at DR..
Kings hospital in Portland for the past
month, arrived home, Monday evening.
He iuds himself substantially benefited
in health.
At the regular meeting Of Woodbine
Lodge, next Monday evening, an enter
tainment will be given and refreshments
served in observance of the twelfth an
niversafy.
Miss Mary Moore arrived here last
Saturday from Watervile, where she
has been since last August. She is ut
present the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man L. R1well.
Eugene Witham, who had been in
town since February, returned this week
to Concord Junction, Mass. to resume
the position which he formerly held in
textile mill in that place.
Frank W. Bucknam attended the
meeting of the Maine Commissioners of
| Pharmacy at Augusta this week. The
board was In session, yesterday, con-
ducting its regular examination of cam
didates for registration.
Mrs j. o. Smith arrived on the 10 30
train, this morning, after passing the
winter with her daughter in Beverly,
Mass and at Washington, D. c. She
is to occupy her house on Water street
and will pass the summer here.
The Blunt Hardware Co. have few
more cans of free Jap-a-lac for those who
were prevented from calling at their
store, Tuesday, on account OF the storm.
Those first arriving at their store to-
morrow (Friday) morning will receive
them.
At the next regular meeting of Cres.
cent Tent, X. O. T. M, Tuesday evening
April II, degrees will be conferred. Hon.
A. S. Leonard of Milo, State Command
er, will be present. A banquet will be
served at the Maine Central Hotel at the
close OF the meeting.
Erwin Adams, who broke into Stew
ard Brothers mill, also the mill of d. A.
& w. e. Porter and Kinds furniture
store, about one month since, WAS taken
to Auburn Jail by Deputy Sheriff A F.
Buker, Monday. He is to serve one
years sentence at that institution.
M. p. Abbott of Livermore Falls, su-
perintendent OF the Maine Telephone Co,
was in town, Monday. We learn that a
thorough investigation Of the lines In
Skowhegau and vicinity is to be made
and such improvements carried out as
will result in very much improved ser
vice.
s. w. Philbriek of this place, W. J.
Lannigan OF Watervlle, and Abram
Newton of JackmRn were among the
trustees elected at the reorganization of
the builford Trust Co. at Guilford, re-
Gently. We learn that this institution is
to establish branch banking house at
Greeuville as soon as suitable quarters
can be secured.
Thos. Nugent, residing at 20 Island
avenue, Was rendered a surprise party,
last Tuesday evening, on the occasion OF
his 35th birthday, all arrangements being
kept from him until the company OF
about twenty persons arrived. Mrs
Nugent had been let into the secret,
however, and was ready with supper
to which all sat down at 80 following
which the evening was passed In play
| ing whist.
Skowhegan and Somerset county were
included in the storm area which ex-
tended over quite portion Of New
England on Tuesday and yesterday. Five