The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-07-16
Mrs. F. NJ. Penney and E. A Williams
were at Pishons Ferry last Tuesday visit
ing friends.
Jacknan.

July ?, a party of thirteen from here
attended the sporlman's show at kineo.
The weather was fine and the trip up the
lake from Greenvle, Jet, was much en-.
joyed. After meeting with ma y friends
and seeing the races and other sports, the
company left at p. m. for trip down
the lake, had supper al Greenyille. visited
the stores, took the c. P. train at II
midnight for home, arriving at l. 80 a. m i,
making long day, but none complained.
Saturday, the nth, the Junior base ball
team went to Greenvie Jet. to play the
team there. The game was close one,
and at the end OF the 9th, 10th and IIlh
innings the score was tie, IL to II, but
during the las, half of the 18th inning.
favor turned to the Jackman boys and
they ran in one score, which finished the
game, making the score 10 to IL. Much
credit is due to the battery which played
a very strong game. the Junior team is
very promising one, and one which
Jackman will be proud Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Hancox, Nelson BARLEY. Lewis
Newton and Levi Newton and Willie
Murtha accompanied the team 10 Green
vile Mr.. Hancox tele Jhoned back to
the anxious ones. telling the result, and
on arrival OF the train a large company.
with the Jackman band, which consisted
of several HONS, ha rmonicas and tam
BOURNE gave the young players hearty
welcome home.
Abram Newton has gone to Bangor
and will attend the circus at Dover on his
return.
S. Newton has gone to Holeb on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Morrill, of Boston
has come to spend few weeks with Mrs.
Monil's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Craft.
The two Misses Craft of Quebec are
visiting their father and sisters here for a
few weeks.
While Mr.. c. Campbell was moving
his household goods from the car at the
K. X. station, the horses took fright and
ran away, upsetting the whole load OF
furniture. barrels of dishes, and boxes of
books. Many Of the goods were badly
broken up. NJ. E. Holland, who was on
the load at the time the horses started,
was thrown off, striking on heap of coal
and was hurt badly. Mr. Campbell made
an attempt to hold the horses and re-
up for several days.
Heman Holden had fine horse arrive
from Bangor, last week, which he Bought
of Mr.. Mullen.
The Stetson School League OF Dennis
town gave an entertainment, Friday of
last week, which was a success both So
cially and financially. The evening was
spent in speaking. singing, dialogues and
defamation, after which box sociable was
enjoyed The proceeds will go to i'm
proving the school house and grounds.
The schools OF Jackman closed last
week for vacation OF two weeks.
Several young people from The Forks
spent Sunday here. They will visit Can
ada before they return.
d. c. Pierce and daughter Eva of w.
Forks were 70 town. last week.
Mrs. Maurice Mitchell is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. Holdep.
Chas. Holden has bought a farm at
Skowhegan, where he has moved his
family.
Mrs. VIM. Slade Of Braddock, Pa, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Newton. She expects TO remain until
September, then return to Braddock,
where her husband is pastor of the church
there.
Mrs. Melinda Brown is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Z lott.
Mrs. Joe Wilson of NARROW, p. O., is
still staying with her daughter Mrs.
David Hughey, whose husband died,
June 49, Mrs. Hughey has been sick but
is now able to be around again.
Richard Holden has began to cut his
hay.
J. S. Kennedy lost a good horse, last
week. He broke his leg while out to
pasture.
The railroad station is being enlarged
Willie Pepper and Miss Rosa Vallie
was married at the St. Anthony church,
Tuesday of this week.