The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01

Hon. l.. l.. Walton is In Boston on u
business trip.
One buckle Boston rubbers only 81 30
at Green & Barnard's.
DR.. l.. A. Dascombe went to Boston,
yesterday. on professional trip.
Blaine S. Vies has returned to Bruins
wick to re.enter Bowdoin College.
Mrs. William Doran Is In town, called
here by the death of her intimate friend,
Mrs. Charles Smith.
G. A. Ross crew is doing the work of
putting the steel ceilings In the Second
National Bank building,
Mrs. Fl. W. Cushing and little daugh.
ter of Portland, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sias Leland.
Rev. Henry F. Huse, pastor of the
First Baptist church, preached at Good
win farm, Sunday afternoon.
Clerk of Courts N. W. Brsinerd, ac-
companied by his wife, went to Boston,
JtSbClud1t lOl IuColCdl biCobhCnLs
Chas. W. Pullen and wife returned
home, this week, from two weeks
trip to Berwick, Hallowell and Augusta.
Handsome Oxford Grey Mix, heavy
weight fabric, in remnant, $1.50 per
yard, at the Marstou Worsted Mills. 4w
Mrs. Grace Judkins Piper of Lexing-
ton, Mass. has just had McPhail piano
placed In her home from j. N. & |. j.
Smith.
Roy L. Marston, A. B., graduate of
Bowdoin college, class of '9S, has enter
ed the School of Forestry at Yale college
for two years course.
Irving Rice, sergeant of Co. E, of this
place went to Waterville, Monday, to
score for the members of Co. H, Regi.
ment, N. G. S. M, of that place, which
held its qualification shoot, Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
McQuillan & Goodwin have dissolved
partnership and new firm has been
formed between Nat. McQuillan and
Fred Pooler. They have leased quarters
in the new mill building Of l.. w.
Weston on the island.
| Mark E. Rowe of Attleboro, Mass,
was the guest of A. H. Lang over Sun
day. Mr.. Rowe was for many years a
resident of this town, and having re.
tired from business is now building a
summer home at Newport,
AS was suggested at the State conven-
ton of the Baptists held in Yarmouth,
this year, today will be observed as a
day of prayer at the Baptist churches,
here. THEE prayer meetings were ap-
pointed as follows: 10 a. M, $50 and
7.30 p. IN.
Donald Merrill left home, Wednesday
morning, for Highland Falls, n. Y,
where he will pass the winter studying
under private tutor, with a view of
taking second examination in the
spring for entrance to West Point Mill
tary Academy.
George A. Humphrey, who, owing to
i'll health, recently resigned his position
as superintendent of the Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery, has purchased an in
terest in furniture business conducted
by his brother in Amherst. Mass, and
has removed to that place with his
! family.
Sorosis has issued its club calendar
for the coming winter, dainty little
folder of unique design, containing the
dates and programs for the meetings.
The club takes for its subject, "Glimpses
of France" The first meeting will be
held at the library parlors, Tuesday
evening next, Nov. 6.
F. G. Danforth, the florist, Norridge-
wock, who recently purchased the ex-
tensve property on Madison Ave, for
the purpose of engaging in the same line
In this place on large scale, has already
begun work on his new grounds. He is
at present building dam on the Corn
Factory brook which bounds one side of
his land, and will erect small mill
where he will manufacture lumber for
boxes and otherwise utilize the power
obtained. The grounds are being laid
out and the building will be commenced
as soon as practicable.
gentleman of refinement and close
observer, after going on business trip
in various towns in Maine, arrived in
Skowhegan, recently for short visit to
relatives. On driving around town on
our principal streets he was much pleas
ed with the well kept and attractive
residences, and remarked that our
streets were especially neat and clean
compared with many other towns. The
Town Improvement society should feel
pleased for the efforts they have made in
that direction.
The first literary meeting of the Town
Improvement society was held at the
library parlors, Friday p. m. October
26th. The following was the program:
Grand Russian March by Mrs. j. r. Oak,
annual report of secretary, roll call, cur
rent events, report of Federation by
Miaa Gartrndn Wearon aonU Fanpias