The Somerset reporter., 1900-08-30
TOWN and VICINITY

Fresh boiled loosters at FalrgrleVes.
Miss Sarah Gardner of Montreal, P. O..
!. visiting E. W. Wilson.
Mrs. W. A. Richardson of Lewiston IL
,he guest of her father, Geo. Fl. Pishon
thi; week.
George f. Sampson has sold his farm
,h,ee miles from town, middle road tC
\. F. WEIGH.
The drawing of oxen at the Somerset
Central cattle show will occur Friday
FORENOON, Sept. Il.
Mrs Charlotte j. Anderson Is the
,uqst of Mrs. C. A. Marston at Spruce
Point, Boothbay Harbor.
The subject at the Christian Science
church on Sunday morning next, will be
substance. Psalm 10 :26.
George E. Goodwin started Thursday
,ternoon, for Chicago to attend the
annual encampment of the G. A. R.
Mrs. william Rowell and her daughter,
Mis-, Alta, of Madison took carriage
drive to Clinton and Unity, last week.
Miss Edith Steve 9, who has been
visiting friends in Boston and Winthrop,
Mass. returned home, Thursday night,
Charles Billedeau of Augusta, one OF
,he leading clothing merchants of the
capital city, was in town, over Thursday
night.
Rev. Smith Baker, D. D., of the Will
Ison church, Portland, was il town
lat week, the guest of Mrs. lothian
Weston.
l.. T. Plunkett and family, who had
been spending few weeks at Lakewood
returned to their home In Boston,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Dean Swift and little daughter OF
Norwood, Mass, are the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Swift, for a
few days.
C. W. Day and family are passing the
week in Bangor in attendance upon the
Eastern Maine Fair. They drove across
the country.
Mrs. S. r. Gilman of Southport, Me-,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Chas. Carnage returned to her
home, Friday.
Mrs. Fellows and her daughter OF
Baltimore, Who have been passing the
GUNNER with friends in Skowhegan and
Athens, returned home, Saturday,
morning.
Several scholars from this place, who
have been in attendance upon the Catho-
lie school here. departed this week, for
Three Rivers, Canada, where they will
attend school for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D .niel Snow of Quincy,
Mass, were in town a few days, last
week, visiting Mrs. Shows sister, Mrs.
! &C. A. Flye. Another sister, Mrs. May
sLscke of Lewiston is now visiting Mrs.
I Fye.
The following jurymen have been
drawn to represent Skowhegan at the
S. J. Court, September term: Traverse
! Jurors, VIM. H. Davis, VIM. H. Norton
sud O. W. Berry; grand jurors, r. NJ.
Dunbar and F. G.. Head.
The selectmen have posted the list of
Ssowhegan voters In the postoffice, and
every man in town whose name belongs
90 the list should examine it and see
! that his name is thereon and that 1t is
written correctly. Do not leave 1t for
someone else to do but attend to it for
yourself.
Skowhegan is represented on the X. 2.
excursion to Detroit, Mich, by R. n.
Nckerson, George Boardman, Jas.
Partridge, George Buzzell and Fred
Locke, the latter intending to extend
! hi; Journey as far as Denver, Col, with
an idea of locating in that city where he
has relatives.
W T. Sully, who is to play O'Grady
10 Denman Thompson's "Sunshine of
Paradise Alley" at the opera house, Sat-
urday, Sept. LIST, is known to about
everybody in Skowhegan, through his
managing the Lakewood theatricals the
past two seasons. His many friends are
preparing rousing reception for him.
The Skowhegan French boys went to
Madison, Saturday afternoon, to play of
The tie game with the Madison high
school team. The Skowhegan boys lost
The game in the seventh inning when two
costly errors were made, the score be-
ng 4 to ,. Murry was in the box for
the home team and pitched a good game,
but one safe hit being made off his de-
livery. 1t was a hard game to lose.