The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-03-13

| New York and Boston.
c. W. Farrand, deputy sheriff of Nor
ridge, was in town, yesterday.
Skein Winders wanted at the Marston
Worsted Mills. Apply at once.
Miss Kittie Kenrck of Fairfield, WAS
In town for short time, Monday.
Miss Florence Emery of Waterville,
passed Sunday with friends in town.
F. G. Head and Allie Knights are on
a fishing trip at Hancock lake.
The o. f. S. will have a rehearsal at
X. of p. Hall, Saturday p. m at 2.30
sharp.
The Skowhegsn House, the past week
has been in the hands of painters and
presents neat appearance with its new
coat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole and daugh-
ter Marion of Fairfield, passed Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. Coles father, +. III.
Kinds.
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Merrill were call
ed to New York on Tuesday afternoon
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Merrill's
mother.
The young ladies of the Edgewood
Club met at the home Of Miss Marion
Brainard on North avenue, Saturday
afternoon.
Capt. Fred c. Dunlap and lst Lieut..
Frank f. Williams of Co. f, went TO
Bangor, Tuesday morning, to attend
military school of instruction held there.
Four members were taken In at the
meeting of the Zetematheian Club,
Thurday evening. The Program an
nounced 10 the REPORTER last week was
carried out.
Chas. NJ. Barnard has situation with
the Thos. G. Plant Shoe Co., at Jamaica
Plains, Mass, makers of the Queen
Quality shoes, and his wife will remove
there shortly.
At the next regular meeting OF Wood
bine Lodge, d. of H., to be held, Mon
day evening next, March II, there is
to be initiation, entertainment, and re-
freshments served.
Clarence p. Adams, the two year old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Adams who
was taken to Central Maine General
Hospital at Lewiston for treatment, is
getting along finely.
The installation of recently elected
officers of Oosoola Co., U. r. K. p, will
take place at Mllburn Hall, Friday even
ing, March 2lst. 1t. Col. F. G. Dunlap
will be the installing officer.
Mrs. D. II. Perkins, wife of the newly
elected principal of the High school, ar
rived, Saturday night, from Freedom,
where Mr.. Perkins was formerly en-
ployed In charge OF the academy there.
Russell Post, G. A. r., has extended
an invitation to Rev. Daniel Onstott,
pastor of the Methodist Church here, to
deliver the address, Memorial Day, May
30th, and he has accepted the invitation.
The last of series of progressive whist
parties held at the library parlors at
stated intervals during the winter UNI
der the auspices Of Sunset Chapter, o.
E. s., occurred Monday evening. Twen-
ty tables were in use and the evening
was most pleasantly passed. Re
freshments were served at the close.
At the business meeting and social of
the Epworth League, Friday evening, at
Miss Flora Pennell's, handsome crayon
portrait of Rev. f. T. Adams, who was
pastor of the church before Rev. Onstott,
was presented to the society The por-
trait Is the work of Miss Maude kellet
and is a very lte-like and artistic pro-
duction.
Sheriff Pennell informs US that all but
four dealers In town, who held u. s.
licenses have returned them to head
quarters for cancellation. Mr.. Pencil
informed the four who have not relin-
pushed their licenses that unless they
do 80 before Tuesday next, the list
would as usual be laid before the grand
jury when 1t meets on that day.
Preaching service at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning. Sub
ject "Pilate the well-disposed but cow
ardly ruler" Music by the male quar-
tette. In he evening there will be an
illustrated missionary address In the
church on "The Life of Missionary in
Japan" Many of the slides will be
beautifully colored. Bible School at
1l.05. Junior Endeavor at3.30. Young
Peoples Alliance at six. All are invit-
ed to the services of the church.
The venires issued by Clerk of Courts
Seekins for the jurors for the March
term of court, which will convene, Tues
day, the 18th inst, have all been return
ed, and panels will be made up from the
following list: William Benjamin, Jr.,
Arson: +. K. Bickford, Smithfield; vii.
liam H. Blackwell, Charles w. Greene,
Madison; Eliphalet p Cooley, Athens;
Henry Crowell, B. Frank Nelson, Canaan /;
Fred Davidson. Seba C.. Sturtevant,
Pittsfield; William II. Dudley, Starks; ,
Charles A. Fuller, Rodney Jones, Will
liam p. Winslow, Fairfield; Samuel Fur
II L.