The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

BaVafian cream,
Assorted cake
ie" ana No"es'
Every DISH was nice, was tastefuily
served and ample Justice was done there
tn hv all nre.ant
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q ''i 'ne ieP'7' was over ifesioehe
Anderson OF the Board called the happy
aud well fed assembly 10 order, informing
them that IL WAS a distinguished comnanv
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" p'op'o''ep' e'en''ne Tue Clergy aoe'ofs,
lawyers, The press, manufacturers and
business men in general and ladies'. He
said there were many nresent vbo war.
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Ways 'ea'y W lain en.er'a'nihsiy upon
such occasion and called upon ladies and
gentleman In order about as follows:
DIR. s. A Patten said be had hard 1,
said that :, man nost aensi,iva no,n, ,,as
his pocket hook. lie helieves i, was a
mistake. A mans most SENSITIVE mar,
was his stomach And Won can reach him
more etfectuaIIv ,broneh ,bat organ Than
otherwise The meetings Of the Roard of
Trade have been thin1v attended, as
rule Init the large attends,ce a, tbIs Ran
met. where the ipterests ~ the s,omsch
lnnkp1 ri In
nroof Of this assertion ia sllndad hr,.f
ly to the objects of the Roard NJ Trade
To imnrove the town in avarv poss,hla
wav. utilize the water newer iont 49,
sanitary conditions edncatino.I adu.n,
ages. business entcrnrise ate and maro
Skowhegan one of the sm,rtest v,llages
in the country lie douhted yUhe,har ,ua
have sufficient "town nriden us anora
of some of The advantsoes of the town
and said we have heen rem;ss in so,ne
things. While Skowheg.n Ia a bea,thv
town a. compared with o,hers NJ ,,s siz.
we are not particulsr enonob abont Tho
causes of diseases are careless shou, ns.
ing the ounce of prevention. He said the
committee on Railroads Of the Rosrd
have something to do. The idea Of keen-
ing SkowheRan forever railroad ter.
minus WAS one that does not helong IN
this generation. The extension If the
Somerset a few m,,aa IN Tho ,yas, ~ ne
was undoubtedly A damage To Skowbe-
gan. He warmlv advocated tho huilding
of the road between this village and Nor
ridpewock. He notad the fact that tho
Lewiston Board of Trade invited Hon
William Atkinson to address It RECENTLY
on the proposed Carrabasset and Cana.
dian railway. and suggested that skow
hepap Board Of Trads do likewise
Col. Isaac Over asked to he excused
from making anv remarks when called
upon by the chair. Int subseouentlv NOV
ed that the Board of Trade extend an in
yitatlop to Hon. William Atkinson to adj
dress them a. suggested nv DR.. patt4n
This motion was carried.
| Rev. s. p. Smith pastor of the ITni
yersalist church. said he was a new man
In town. and this was his frst ATTENDANCE
upon the meeting OF BOARD of Trade in
any town. Was native Of Somersr,
county and recalled SkowheDan AZ wears
ago. He noted the improvements aimee
that time. felt much at home here Ma.
terial and moral in terests of a town are
nearly Identical and no along topetber
Health, cleanliness, business enterprise
go along with educational, moral and re-
/ ligious interests. There ia work enough
for all.
Hon. 3. j. Walton said he WAS con
slderably Interested In the remarks OF DIR
Patten, and amended his remark abon
the stomach 30 as to make It read tn,
stomach is the most "sensiblen part of
man. He paid happy COMPLIMENTS To tn,
ladies' present, and those who provided
and served the supper tbpt made him fee
so kindly to all the world. Abiding t,
the railroad situation he said with a roa,
from Bingham to Oakland on our West
and from Greenyille to Dexter and New
port on our East, we are practically sur
rounded and the business of the uppe
country passes down by US on eithe
side 1t we remain much longer Inactive
we shall become a monument of in
Significance and former greatness.
Rev. C. Il. Whitcomb said he was ola,
to meet members of the Board of Trad
here. He alluded to the fact that Rev
Mr.. Smith and himself had been here I'm
a brief time, but thought there was room
for both. He came here az lover n
God and humanity to bring peace an
leave peace.
Mrs. James Fellows. president of tn,
Woman's Club, spoke of the eniovmen
of the evening and likened the Hoard q
Trade to boards of exchange Int in
stead of stocks. Thought and .chema
were brought and In time were rated A
their worth. She also alluded to tn,
social phase of the Organization.
Mrs. l.. w. Weston excused herself
from remarks but said she wanted thos,
present to know that she was not there A,
a spectator, because she was member O.
the Board Of Trade In good standing,
Mrs. w. II. Fuller said she had ~ lot,
had her attention called to live west
ern town, and her advice to the Board Of
Trade was, hustle hustle hustle II!
o. X. Bachelor, ESQ, secretary. spok,
of the difficulty of securing stteudanc,
at the meetings of the Board and deljn
quency of committees. Said that tn,
Woman's Club should be an example t.
us. They were constant In attendance
rain or shine.
President Anderson said the hest wa,
to get the benefit of the Woman's Climb
was to take 1T into the BOARD Of Trad,
and he extended a cordial invitation tr
ladies' to Join.
Mrs. j. z. Merrill said the Woman,
Club found papers written BY members OF
great interest and ounaos.ad .hat !,
might be well for the Board tn adont mi,
practice. She would be elad to he !
member.
DIR. j. N. Merrill took a long lead of al
present In compliments bestowed nnor
the C. C. C. G. and was narticnlsr,v an.
xious that they be Invited 70 ioin the Ros nd
The REPoRrrR hs. an idea that tho con
ial Doctor "enioyed hls victusls" Ties.
day evening. Otherwise he cop,d NO,
hs he'd S,G c"'A'' Win 'ne oeeree OF uhc'ion
DIR, C.P. SAWYER said he WAS an essv
eater but hard talker, and then told q