The Somerset reporter., 1902-09-25

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Howard Woodman of Boston is the
guest OF bis sister, Mrs. J. A. Kendall.
See the boys clothing in actual use
this week, In Chas. F. Wards window.
T. H. Anderson returned to Portland,
Monday, after brief visit with his
parents.
The REPORTER building has been sold
to W. P. Ordway through the agency of
E. C. Taylor.
The big show all next week at the
opera house, Garside-Condit and Mack
big stock Co.
Angler Goodwin of Fairfield, Colby '02,
has entered the office of Walton Il Wal
ton to read law.
Wanted. Dressmaker's apprentice.
First class training will be given to a
smart girl. Box IL.
Mrs. George Wentw orth who has been
visiting three weeks in Bangor, returned
home, Tuesday night.
Rev. H. W. Kimball and family went
to Portland, Monday, for visit with
Mrs. Klmball's parents.
Joseph P. Oak went to Waterville, this
morning to assist In appraising the fur
niture of the Bay View Hotel.
There will be rehearsal for Priscilla
Pohokoh nooraa CtaF l., Odd To1lo,,r
Hall, Monday, Sept. 20, at 7.45.
Miss Anna NJ. Sheean is in Boston this
week and will open her dressmaking
rooms on Elm street early in October.
W. R. Brown has sold his livery stock
and business to L. W. Chase. Mr.. Chase
intends to run both stables for the pre-
sent.
F. C. Dunlap left this morning to at
tend the county fair at Rochester, n. H.,
his former home, and will visit a few
days before returning.
Miss Mollie James who had been the
guest of the family of S. w. Philbrick
several weeks, returned to her home in
New Jersey, Monday.
Edward Barrett, formerly of Canaan
and Rev. w. S. Aldrich of Cornvlle will
engage in evangelistic work together,
probably in Somtrse towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles st. Clair, who
have been passing the summer at Rye
Beach, n. H., at the Sea View Hotel,
returned home, Saturday night.
The person who removed the fire ex-
tinguisher from Santarium hall will
feel that the best act of his life will be
its immediate return to DIR. Conant.
Rev. Frank E. Jones of South China,
yearly meeting superintendent of the
Friends arrived in town, Tuesday and
preached at the East Ridge meeting
house, Cornville, that evening.
Melvin Palmer and Walter Z. Palmer
have entered into partnership to con.
tinue business heretofore conducted by
Melvin Palmer ut East Fair field The
firm name is Palmer Brothers. See ad.
W. L. Walker of Starks, has purchas-
ed the portable saw mill on the island,
belonging to Horace Spear, with the
machinery, belts and shafting 1t is
understood he will operate the mill
where it is.
The Mother Superior and the sisters of
tbo 10 thol;o r,aroohiol unhnoI rafurpad
Wednesday evening, from Canada where
they spent their vacation and the school
opened, this week, in the new school
building with large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Caswell and
daughter Annie are visiting relatives
and friends in Boston and vicinity. Mrs.
Caswell will attend the New England
Christian Endeavor Convention, held In
Boston, Oct. ALI, before returning.
Joseph Briggs, quarterly meeting SUI
perintendent, ard Rev. Jesse Mcpherson
of Winthrop Center, Friends. are coming
here, Saturday, and are to be at Corn.
Vile, East Ridge meeting house to hold
meetings, Saturday evening and all day
Sunday.
The Maine Central crew of painters
who have been here nearly month have
finished their work and gone elsewhere.
All the buildings of the company have
been treated to fresh coat and the in
side of the ticket and freight offices made
to shine. The iron work of the bridge
was also touched up.
A large number of Skowhegan friends
went to Madison, Friday night, to attend
the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Gibbs. Among those present
were Mrs. s. J. Walton, Miss Ethel S.
Walton, Miss Ethel johnson, MIS-. F. Fl.
Wing, Mrs. j. p. Clarke, Miss Airline
Clark, Wilkie Clarke and B. S. Yiles.
Franklin W. Danforth, son of Hon.
f. f. Danforth, left home, last week, to
/, enter the Maine State University at
Orono to take four years course there.
Young Danforth follows in the footsteps
of his father In choosing the place In
which to take his college course. Har-
old Ross, Guy Harville and George
Goodwin also have entered the State
| University to take college course.