The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-04-25
TOWN and VICINITY

G. r. Fogg can supply you with
grating wax.
E. w. Crawford OF Waterville was
in town on business Monday.
E. n. Merrill was in Bangor and
Machias this week on legal business.
For Saturday only Delano will sell
chocolate cream cherries for ~ cents
pound.
\ full line of infants spring hats
bonnets, short and long cloaks at
Wildes Judkins'.
Mrs. G. Z. Durrell is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. p. II. S. Vaughn IN
Bangor this week.
The public shows an increasing APP
probation of Delano's neat and home
like lunch department.
T. II. Anderson returned to Port
land Monday after a few days visit
here with his father, Lewis Anderson.
Mrs. d. II. Bartlett was a passenger
Monday morning for West Medford,
Mass, where she will visit relatives.
The homemade cakes and pies OBJ
tainable at Delano's are meeting with
the appreciation which their superior
quality fully merits.
The ladies of the First Baptist So
ciety will serve supper from $50 to
7 O'Clock next Saturday at Grand
Army.Hall Tickets % cents.
Mrs. +. r. Vail of Pittsfield arrived
in town on the 1890 train Monday
morning and is the guest of hei
brother and family, D. W. Colby.
c. f. Tilton returned to Bangor
Monday afternoon, after passing Sun
day in town with his mother anc
brother at the family home on the
Norridgewock road.
Walter Shay left Monday for Port
land where he will receive treatment
for his eye. Some m onths ago he
lost the sight of one eye and recently
while employed on horse power
woodrsawing machine had the mis-
fortune to get a splinter in the other
one.
1.-THE Only Young Man in Town.!
A benefit for the Y. M. G. A. to be
givenlby T. G.. Lords class, under the
direction of Mrs. Kathleen Oak at the
Congregational vestries, Friday even
ing, April 26, at 7.3o O'Clock. Admis
sion % cts, children 10 cts. Cake
and candy will be on sale.
Nearly twenty new members joined
the chorus for the Concert of Nations
at the second rehearsal on Monday
night, and good progress was made
on the different selections. The chill
dren's chorus met in the afternoon
over fifty being present. Evidently
the Concert of Nations is to be sue
cess. The next rehearsal will be OF
Monday night when announcements
of interest are to be made to the
chorus, and names of those who are
to represent the typical characters.
w. A. Bailey and A. r. Jewett went
to Sanford, Me, last Friday and on
the following afternoon and evening
took part in the institution of Moret
encampment, comforting the degrees
on 81 charter members. Leon S
Merrill of Scion was also present
these three gentlemen being officers
of the Grand Encampment of Maine
and all members of Parmenas En-
campment. No other encampment il
the state has the honor of three grand
officers among it's membership and il
is said that like instance has never
before occurred among the encamp-
ments of Maine.
John l. Wright, head clerk in Buck
nam's drug store, has just been ad
vised that he is among the nine, out
of class of 25, to be given certificates
of registration, from the examina-
tion recently held by the Maine Board
of Pharmacy at Augusta. Mr. Wright
is a graduate of Coburn Classical In
stitute, class of 1901. He came here
from Fairfield, four years since, tc
enter Mr.. Bucknam's employ and his
entire experience in pharmacy has
been in that store. His brother, Edw
w. Wright, also clerked at Bucknam's
for several years and is now in bust
ness on his own account in Dexter
The other eight successful applicants
for registration were; w. s. Wolf
and P. w. Small, Portland F. G. Gil
christ, Camden; r. w. Hawkes., York
Beach; E. S. Barribault, Lewiston, G
O. GARNER, Dixfield; J. H. Peterson
Castine; j. w. Gordon, Wells,