The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-07
TOWN and VICINITY

Tuesday. March 10.
A good line OF linens, lawns and shirt
waist materials at Miss Williams.
The SOMERSET REPORTER has recent
ly installed a telephone on the Farmers
line.
Miss Lena Tobey arrived home, Tues
day. from brief visit with friends in
Auburn.
The Skowheean Market has for sale
sweet potatoes, parsnips, Havana onions,
rhubarb, lettuce, celery, spinach and
rsdishes.
Denatured alcohol, for cooking, heat
ing, lighting and for mechanical pur-
poses, can be obtained at Fogg's drug
store.
DIR. f. II. Stevens Of Cambridge,
Mass, was In town. Tuesday, having
been called here professionally in con
sultation with local physician.
The members Of the Snow Bound Club
were:entertained at the home OF Mrs. f.
Il. Buck on Madison avenue, Saturday
afternoon and evening of last week.
The Working League will serve a"
especially good dinny st the Copgrega-
tional vestry, Wednesday. March l3.h,
from IL 80 to p. IN. Price % cts.
Hon. K. P. Mayo OF Waterville, State
inspector Of prisons and lails, WIS N
town, Tuesday, making his regular
quarterly examination of Somerset jail
Mrs. Ella II. Crowell, lecturer Of
Skowhegan Grange, left for Portland
this morning, where che will be the
guest for a time OF her SOD, Herbert
Pratt.
Sorosis will hold its annual banquet Mt
Hotel Coburn, Friday evening, March ID
Tickets will be OIL sale, Monday, March
II, at Walter r. Robbins store. No
tickets will be sold after Wednesday al
6 O'Clock p. ~.
Rev. Fred A. Leitch, pastor OF the
Centenary Methodist church, has been
invited by Russell Post to deliver the
address In connection with the Memorial
Day observance to be conducted und'
their auspices next May. MI. Leiteh
was the orator at Bingham Memorial
Day of last year.
CLYDE Cole of Arson was before judge
Bachelor In The Municipal Court, yes
terdav morning, having been arrested by
Sheriff W. c. Emery on charge of single
sale Of intoxicating liquor. Under the
advise OF his counsel, George W. Cover,
he waived examination, and the usual
fine of 800 and costs with 30 days IN
jail WAS imposed. He appealed aId
furnished bonds.
Orders have been issued to all agen =
Of the American Express Company that
shipping tags attached to bundles.
boxes and packages are not sufficient for
the address and that the name of the
consignee aud the destination must be
written on the package Itself. III The
other fabric on which writing Is not
possible, tags may be used, In which
case they must be attached 10 duplicat' O..
Our station agent, Ber amln r. Eaton,
Ia In receipt OF letter from Col. f. T.
Boothby, general passenger and ticket
agent of the Maine Central railroad, con-
graduating him on having completed his
fortieth wear In the service OF the com
pany. Mr.. Boothby speaks Of having
had his attention called to the fact by
another official of the company and asks
for a copy Of the REPORTER In which hi
Is informed there Is a mention OF the
fact. He concludes his letter as follows ::
"Glad to know that you have determin-
ed to live to good old age, as that IL
the proposition that am making to my =
self. Ny hearty congratulations that
you are still with US, and | might add
that no railroad ever had a better Of
ticial.n
Twenty OF the young lady friends OF
Miss Berle Walton assembled Thursday
evening Of last week at the home OF Hon
and Mrs. s. j. Walton on Madison Ave,
upon invitation of their daughter, Mis-
Ethel, to extend best wishes TO Miss
Berle Walton with regard to her marri-
age, which Ia to occur In the immediate
future to Everett M. Breed as announced
elsewhere In this issue. A musical pro-
gram had been arranged In which there
were songs by Mr.. Agnes B. Steward
and Mrs. Eldena HAYES, and piano solos
by Miss Edith Lewis and Miss Walton,
the guest of the evening. Refreshments
were served and various games carried
out to contribute TO the enjoyment OF
the evening. 10 one of these, known AZ
the advertisement guessing contest"
Mrs. Chas. f. Marshall Of Melrose,
Mass, secured the prize. The invita-
tlons were issued for q "linen shower
party" and each guest brought q gift In
this fabric for Miss Walton to take with
her to her western home.
The famous Cooper remedies are for
sale at Bucknam's.
Several good trades In upright pianos
Of Sf,ifh3o IL,