The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18
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f. C. Taylor made a business trip TO
Hartland and Pittsfleld, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Pullen passed
Sunday, with relatives in Winslow.
Miss A. E. Griffith of Augusta is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Huntley, this
week.
Eff. FairbrotherJeft home, Saturday
afternoon, on a ten days business trip TO
Missouri.
Rev. w. W. Hooper of Deering will
preach In the Universalist Church next
Sunday at 1915.
Gordon Wildes, who has been money
order clerk in the post-otfice has resign
ed to complete his high school course.
Mrs. F. L. Tozier of Washburn ar
rived, Saturday afternoon, on visit 10
her parents, Sheriff and Mrs. F. p. Pen
nell.
Mrs. Charles Danforth went to Boston
on the afternoon train, Monday, Mr.. Dan
forth accompanying her as far as Card
ner.
Guy Harvlle and George Goodwin of
this place are among the entering stu
dents at the University Of Maine this
fall.
Chandler Walker, a student at Johns
Hopkins Medical school, Baltimore, Md,
visited his cousin, Miss JAnette Lord
over Sunday.
j. B. Lewis Of Sherman, who had been
the guest of his son, Daniel Lewis, Esq
for few DAYS, returned home, Monday
afternoon.
D. H. Perkins, principal Of Skowhe-
gan high school, was called to Belfast,
Tuesday afternoon, as witness in a
law case.
The rank of knight was conferred up.
on one candidate at the regular meeting
of Skowhegan Lodge, K. of p, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Philo Steward, Mrs. F. A. Nolin
and Mrs. W. r. Clifford attended the W..
C. T. U. convention at Waterville, the
16, II and Is inst.
Miss Grace WEIGH. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Murphy
for a week returned, Tuesday, to her
home at Foxcroft.
Fifteen from this place took advantage
OF the low excursion rates, Monday, to
visit Montreal, Quebec and other Cana
dian places of interest.
z. p. Viles was in Bangor, this week,
to attend a meeting of the commission
ers, appointed to settle up the Eveleth
estate, of which he lie one.
Lees orchestra did not have much
spare time last week, filling engagements
five nights, two Of these at Hsrtland
during the cattle show and fair.
Mrs. Nellie Nesbet of Dexter has been
visiting with friends in town the past
week and In attendance upon the Spirit
uaist campmeeting at Lakewood.
Capt. Dorticus Of the u. of M. ball
team was In town last week, the guest
of Ed. Parker. The young man return
ed to the University, Thursday, for the
fall term.
Sullivan Newton and wife Of Jackman
who have been vacationing about Maine
for some weeks past were in town last
week. Mr.. Sullivan Is for the time be-
ing out of business, but unless we miss
our guess, not for long.
A regular meeting OF the Sunset Chap
ter o. f. S. will be held, Friday evening,
Sept. 49, A full attendance is requested
as sample robes for the use of the officers
will be shown by several firms.
Mrs. Fred S. Robinson of Oelwein, Ia,
who had been visiting the family OF
Richard j. Robinson In Cornvlle left,
Monday afternoon, for Aroostook county
her former home, on brief visit before
returning to the west.
Frank A. Kendall of Auburn, Grand
Warden of Maine, G. L. Weeks, distric,
deputy grand warden, and A. II. Barton
Of Waterville, lodge deputy, were guests
of honor at the meeting of Eureka Lodge
N. E. o. P, Monday evening
The mill house on the island, for some
years used as an office by L. W. Weston
& Co., is being repaired and fitted up as
tenement by the Skowhegan Electric
Light Company, the owners. Mr.. Wes-
ton has erected building for an office
on the lot adjoining and has moved his
office belongings there.
Prof. F. E. Emery returned from La
ramie, Wyoming, last week. He had
the position of professor of agriculture
and horticulture in the State University
In that State, but he could not see his
way clear to move his family and bring
up his children there, and resigned the
place. He has business opening IL
Chicago, but is not certain Of availinp
himself of It.
Sergeant Fred Roose of the U. s. re
cruiting service has opened up an office
Ia Milburn block and has thus far enlist
ed william Nevins, Fred P. Busar and
Edward ]. Groder, who were sworn In
by Capt. John H. Parker of the U. S
Army, Tuesday, and Wednesday morn
ing left for Fort Ethan Allen, VT, where