The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-09-19

j. Smith. (2w)
Miss Sadie Jewett arrived home Mon
day night, from Ocean Park.
Mrs. c. B. Whiting is visiting with
Waterville relatives for a week,
DR., \. E. Gelinas returned home from
Moutreal by the train of Monday night.
\ new stock of the popular Thelma
perfume just received at G. K. Fogg ;
drug store.
Miss Mae Dascombe left home yester-
day, on a visit of few weeks to rea-
tives in Wilton.
AT the regular meeting of Oosoola
Company, L. r. X. p, last evening, two
candidates were taken In.
Col. and Mrs. A. G. Blunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Ordway returned Saturday
from their trip to the Pan-American.
Mrs. Howard Wagg OF Chicago came
to Skowhegan, Monday night, for brief
visit with her brother, George H. Webb.
Morris Gledhill of Bridgton, n. j.,
arrived in town Sunday, returning home
Tuesday morning, accompanied by his
wife, who has been here several weeks.
Miss Elsie Walton returned to her
studies at Wheaton Seminary, Norton,
Mass, Wednesday, and was accompanied
by Miss Edna Page, who is to become a
student there.
Delegates to the annual encampment
of the Union Veterans to be held in Saeo
were elected at the last regular meeting
as follows: F. M. Mills, Albert Hale,
Charles Grover, Fl. p. Cannon and Pres
colt Cleveland.
Miss Blanche Bixby, who has been
passing several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. F. r. Buck, returned to her studies
in a Boston business college, Monday.
Later she will go to California for the
winter.
Mrs. Charles Leavitt died at her home
on Hathaway street, Friday afternoon,
Sept. 18th. The funeral services were
held on Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
and were conducted by Rev. Henry f..
Huse. The burial was at South SOlOn
The closing session of the sewing
school in g. A. X. Hall will be held next
Saturday afternoon. There will be ex-
ercises and an exhibition of the work at
2.30, to which parents of the scholars
and friends of the school are cordially
invited.
Dynamos have been put into the An
derson mills and the mill of NJ. j. Allen
this week, to permit of those mills being
in operation during the shutting off Of
the water from their wheels while the
work is in progress in the channel.
They will be operated from the Shep-
herd power.
John Holden arrived in town from
Moosehead Lake, Monday evening. He
and Ed Page have numbering operation
on Attean stream and arc Just about
putting in their teams and crews Of
some 60 men and will soon be buslly
employed in yarding spruce logs pre-
paratory to the winters hauling
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning, worship with preaching by the
pastor, music by the male quartet.
Sunday evening the pastor will begin a
series of six sermons on the life of
Christ. These sermons are to be illus
trated with lantern views taken from the
paintings of the great. The subject for
next Sunday evening will be Christ
one with u.s." All are cordially invited
to these services.
C. A. Fairbrother has resigned his posi-.
tion as manager of Lakewood Grove Inn
to take effect Oct. lst Mr.. Fairbrother
has been connected with the Lakewood
properties for seven years and his genial
face will be greatly missed by the pat
rons of this popular resort. Ed p. King,
late day clerk at Hotel Heselton Is to
succeed Mr. Fairbrother and the manage
ment are to be congratulated upon
finding so able a man for the position.