The Somerset reporter., 1907-05-16

Blouses and Black Cat Stockings, for
boys.
Rev. Bowley Green will deliver his
great lecture on England and the Eng
fish at the Centenary Methodist
Church, May the 27th. Be sure and
secure your tickets
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Judkins have
shipped their household goods TO
Auburn and established their home
in that city. They plan to go to Cali
fornia next September, to pass the
winter, and if they like the Pacific
coast will locate there permanently.
f. X. Delano has leased the hotel
ct Lakewood known as Lakewood
Inn together with the confectionery
stand at that place and will control
victualling and refreshment privi-
leges at Lakewood for the coming
season. The Inn will be open the
last of the present month.
E. H. Harrington of Canaan, who
had been employed at Hotel Rock
wood, Kineo Station, Me-, for the
past two months, was in town, Mon
day. He and Mrs. Harrington were
on their way to the Austin Pond re-
gion, where they are to have charge
of the Bald Mountain Sporting Lodge
for the coming season.
Mrs. s. NJ. Gates arrived home from
Portland, Friday, after a visit in that
city with her son, Cecil, who has
been employed there as a stenogra-
pher since last fall. He has recently
been commissioned to transact some
business in England for Portland
firm and sailed Sunday last, expect
ing to be absent for two months
Dr. Estes Nichols, superintendent
of the Maine State Sanatorium at
Hebron, Me-, was in town, Tuesday,
in consultation with DR.. w. S. Stinch-
field. This institution was establish
ed three years since, at the expense
of the state for the treatment of con-
sumption, and DIR. Nichols visit here
was with reference to accepting a
Skowhegan patient who has con
sumptive tendencies
William Mitchell, manager of the
Maine Spinning Co., went to Boston
this morning. He is to confer with
Mr.. Brooks, the treasurer, and pass
the balance of the week in visiting
the large spinning mills in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island. Some new
machinery is to be added to complete
the plant of the Maine Spinning Mills
and Mr.. Mitchell makes this tour of
inspection to determine the kind to
be purchased.
Mrs. F. II. Callaghan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lowe of this
place, has resigned the position she
has held at the Office of the Water
vile Sentinel for the past five years
and entered the employ of the pub
Il hers of the Mirror & Farmer in
Manchester, N. II. Previous to going
to Waterville, Mrs. Callaghan was
one of the compositors in this office
for about eight years. She is now an
expert linotype operator.
Miss Harriet Marble, who has been
in charge of the musical department
of Mather Academy at Camden, S.
c., during the past winter, will ter
inmate her duties there, so far as the
present year is concerned, on May
31st, and will leave for the north at
once. The school is maintained for
colored children by the Methodists of
the United States and 200 pupils are
in attendance. On the evenings of
the second and third of May cantata
was given under Miss Marbles man
agement, in the auditorium connect
ed with the academy, in which all of
the pupils took part.
d. H. Davis of Greenville was in
town, Monday, having arrived by au-
tomobile from Orange, Mass, on the
day previous. Mr.. Davis purchased
a machine of Circuit Brothers at the
time Of the Automobile & Power Boat
Show in Boston, last February, and
the present trip was for the purpose
of bringing the car home from the
factory at Orange. He left for
Greenville, yesterday afternoon, going
by way of Dexter. Mr.. Davis was ac-
companied by his father, G. j. Davis,
formerly partner of the late G. A.
Marston of this place, in numbering
operations in the Moosehead Lake
region.
Buy your sweet pea seeds at Buck
MANS.
Trimmed hats always on hand at c.
+. Poulin's.
International Stock Food remedies
for sale at Fogg's drug store.
De Laval cream separators for sale
at reduced prices at Skowhegan Jer-
sey Creamery.
The prescription department at
Fogg's drug store is always in charge