The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-10-29
TOWN and VICINITY

Mrs. N. G. Ordway passed Sunday
with Pittsfield friends.
George Chase Is on business trip to
Massachusetts,, this week.
Bucknam tells US that he is having
fine sale on Rexall remedies.
L. L. Walton, Esq, went to Augusta
on business, Tuesday afternoon.
Or. Gelinas has removed his office to
corner Of North and Heselton SITS.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, was at
Augusta on legal business, Monday.
County Attorney Cover went to
Waterville, Tuesday, on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. c. Durrell were
among the arrivals by last nights train.
Kendalls condition powders in those
neat containers, full weight, at Fogg's
drug store.
W. r. Pearson of Portland is visiting,
this week, with his daughter, Mrs. Fan
ME Gushing.
Ice cream soda free, Saturday, with
one pound any price candy at o. F.
Knowlton Co.'s.
It is reported that about two inches
Of snow fell in the south part of Scion,
Monday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard, who has been
visiting at Jamaica Plains, Mass. for
several weeks with her son. has return
I'd home.
4. J. Smith of Cornvilie has purchased
Of Clarence Whtcomb of Farmngdale
his residence on Sheldon street and will
move there soon.
The first meeting of Sorosis for the
season of 1904 will be held at the
library parlors, Tuesday evening, next,
Nov. Sd, at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Edith s. Shepherd entertained
the c. G. c. c. at her home, Tuesday
afternoon last, Mrs. A. c. Houston of
Sangervile being the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dunton left town,
Friday Of last week, for Jackman, where
they will visit for a week with his
brother. They made the trip by train.
George Young, the popular clerk at
the grocery of George Simpson, is on
duty again after two weeks vacation,
shooting fine deer.
Angler l.. Goodwin attended the ar
nual initiation and banquet of Zeta Psi
fraternity of Colby College, held at The
Gerald in Fairfield, last week, responding
to the toast, DIVISIONS OF Our Future"
Oysters-Delano's This combination
is guaranteed to please all who want the
best, and every customer is an adver
tisement for the superior quality Of the
oysters carried by E. K. Deano, the baker.
A stated conclave of DeMolay Com
mandery, Ne. 10, K. T. is to be held at
Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening, Nov.
3D., when the order of the Red Cross will
be conferred, after which banquet will
be served.
Mrs. Daniel Onstott has gone to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, to attend the annual
Woman's Home Missionary Convention
of the M. E. church, a large and IT.
fluential body of Christian women. Mrs.
Onstott represents the W. II. NJ s. of
the Maine conference.
The third number in the M K. Enter
tainment Course was given on last Mon
day evening by the Rev. C. w. Bradlee
of Waterville. The lecture was fine
one, the audience large and appreciative.
Mkt Monday evening the lecture is by
Rev. c. s. Cummings of Auburn, and
the subject "Sense, Sentiment and
Superstition"
The following names have been drawn
from the jury box of Skowhegan by
our selectmen to serve as additional
jurymen at the special term of the S. J.
Court which convenes at the Court
House, Nov. oath, for the second trial of
Alexander Terrio for murder, VIZ:
Roscoe L. Heath, Fred c. Dow, Calvin
b. Eaton, Martin B. Heselton and Ev-
erett I. Goodrich.
lpWu improvement ObSiClJ uuSN4 H.
day. Oct. %, and the following program
WAS the order OF the day: Piano solo,
Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill; paper, 1.-THE
Forests of North America" by Mrs.
Mae Bragg; a paper, "The Mountains
and Lakes of U. 81" Mrs. Kate Jewett
poem, my Native Land, Is. f. SMITH
Mrs. Della Bartlett. After recess sing
ing Nearer My God to Thee; paper,
THE Prominent Men of the Colonial
PERIOD" Mrs. Augusta B. Clough, fol-
lowed by book review; "The Sabbath
in Puritan New England Mrs. Belle
Small.
The Woman's Club held is first
meeting of the year, Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 2Sth, with Mrs. c. A. Mars
ton and Mrs. Matte Walton as hostesses.
The following program was enjoyed:
Song, The Three Green Bonnets, Miss
Gertrude Webb; "In Memoriam" written
by Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Fogler; paper,
Topics Of the Time, Mrs. Greenwood;
Report of Federation, Mrs. Mary Bailey;