The Somerset reporter., 1901-05-02
TOWN and VICINITY

pure.
Z. G. Emerson OF waterville was in
town over Sunday.
John Neil went to Portland on Mon
day mornings train.
Have you seen the bargains Judkins
is giving in silk waists.
Miss Fanny Emerson went to Bangor,
yesterday, for brief visit.
Mrs. Ada Weston left town on the
morning train, Monday, for Boston.
Capt. John 2. Carson of Augusta was
the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Davis Miller.
A. Q. Seammon has never sent q poor
show to skowhegan. 1.-THE American
Girp' Ia one of his best.
Subject, Adam anc ;silv.. man" at
Christian Science church, Hosea XIV Il.
All are cordially welcome.
The Congregational Working League
will meet with Mrs. Webb on Pleasant
street at o'clock, May 6.
c. r. Viles went to Boston, Tuesday,
with three horses, one for his uncle,
Fred Yiles, and two for w. II. Brown.
Mrs. p. II. S. Vaughan and children
have returned to their home in Augusta,
having visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eaor0a Wentworth
No excuse for rough skin, chapped
lips or hands, if you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store.
Among the fortunate fishermen at
Lake George, yesterday, were Dr.. w. 5.
Stinchfeld and j. D. Symonds. Two
salmon were hooked, one weighing 3
lbs, the other l = lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Smith re-
turned, Tuesday, April 30, from two
months trip spent in Massachusetts,
New York, Washington, d. c., Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Minnesota.
Mrs. Bruce White and little daughter
of British Columbia were among the
arrivals, Wednesday evening OF last
week, and will pass the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fellows.
at the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning, worship and sermon at 10.4b,
Sunday school at II, young peoples
meeting at 6, gospel praise service and
short address by the pastor at Z. All
are invited.
Most people have learned that they
can have their lace curtains laundered
cheaply, safely and we'll at the Somerset
Steam Laundry. They have special
facilities for this line Of work and are
doing lots of it.
A few members of Skowhegan
Lodge, No. 70, Knights of Pythas, went
to Norridgewock, Tuesday evening, on
the 7.30 car to attend the meeting of Echo
Lodge, X. of p. and to witness the second
degree conferred on one candidate.
c. w. Davis of the firm of Davis &
Marston of Greenville WAS in town
over Tuesday night, to consult with
Hon. c. A. Marston in regard to their
numbering business. Wednesday these
gentlemen took the morning train for
Greenville.
We are told not to let really good
thing like 1.-THE American Grip 60 by
without seeing it, for II we do there will
be many regrets among the show-goers
of our town. There is abundance of evil
dence of the excellence of the attraction
in the newspaper reports of it.
In the report of the public meeting
held in Coburn Hall, Friday evening last,
the names X. L. Patten, K. FL. Townsend
and w. Il. Seekins enormously appear
in one place as committee on resolutions.
In another place in the report the names
of the committee appear correctly.
A regular drill was held, Tuesday
evening, at the armory of Company E.,
I'd Regiment, N. G. S. NJ, at which time
Brig. Gen. F. s. Hoyt made his official
inspection of the company. Gen. Hoyt
expressed himself as much pleased with
the appearance and skillfulness Of the
men and highly complimented Captain
Dunlap on his command. Gen. Hoyt
was a guest at Hotel Coburn while in
town.
The Skowhegan Local Union of Car
penters and Joiners of America, No.
1877, assembled at G. A. Il. Hall, April
81, and the following officers were
elected: President, Alvin W. Day; vice
president, James p Thompson; record
ing secretary, VIM. A. Clough; financial
secretary, Willis E. Bailey; treasurer
Rufus Fl. Townsend; conductor, VIM.
Jewett; warden, Chas. G. Grover; trus-
tees, Chas. C. Grover, Chas. W. Gam
age, Nathaniel McQuillan; auditors,
Simon Gates, VIM. N. Mclaughlin, Fred
Higgins.
The first ball game of the season was
played at Fairview Park, Saturday after
noon, between picked nine and the
French nine. The former won by a
score of 10 to 8. The picked nine was
composed of players who may play this
summer in the team which will repre-.
sent Skowhegan In the Somerset county
league and included Snow, JONES' Moore,