The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-29
Nice cider barrel for sale at Buck

| Jerry II. Lord Ia passing vacation In
Cumberland county near Steep Falls,
his former home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard is visiting her
son, Chas. III. Barnard, at bis home In
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. S. Gould of North
Arson, were guests on Sunday of Mr..
Harrison Baker and family.
The officers of Sunset Chapter O. E. S.
are requested to meet at their hall, Moe
day evening, October 3rd at 7.30 o'clock
! for practice.
Priscilla Rebeksh lodge will give a
supper to the Rebekahs, Tuesday even
ing. October 4th, In their hall. Supper
served from $50 to 7.30 O'Clock.
Mrs. M. r. WEIGH, who had been visit
ing the past summer at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Stilson,
returned to Boston, Monday noon.
The annual reception of the Skowhe-
gan High School has been postponed
from the date originally decided upon
and is to occur In Milburn Hall, Friday
evening, October 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Whittier are visit
ing with their two sons In Lewiston thl 8
week and will go from that city to Port
land where Mr.. Whittier's eyes are to
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Two of Names most noted surgeons,
Drs. Seth C. Gordon and Stephen II.
Weeks of Portland, were In town this
week as experts In case which was on
trial before the s. j. Court.
Mrs. Oluf Tanburg of Gardiner preach
ed at the Universalist Church last Sun
day in exchange with Rev. d. A. Ball
who occupied the pulpit in Hallowell
usually supplied by Mrs. Tanburg.
Mrs. E. P. Viles of Skowhegan was
elected chairman of the Forestry COM
mittee at the state Federation of
women's clubs at Bar Harbor, last
week. A very appropriate selection.
On and after Oct. 9th Miss Lord will
show beautiful line of pattern hats at
her home on Water ST., opposite st.
Mary's Church. Telephone 42-2. A
cordial invitation extended for all to call.
Miss Alice Emerson arrived home from
Shawmut, Tuesday evening, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bertha E. Moore, the
lady with whom she had been visiting,
who comes to Skowhegan for few
days stay.
The young ladies of the senior class
of the Skowhegan High School are to
give a supper In Grand Army Hall,
Saturday, October 9Th, the proceeds
of which are to go into the treasury of
the s. Il. s. Athletic Association.
A. s. Bangs of Augusta, grand COM
mander of the United Order of the Gold
en- Cross, will be in town, Monday next,
accompanied by his staff Of seventeen
members. A meeting of the order is to
be held In the evening and class of
thirty are to be initiated.
DR.. c. r. Viles, John w. Steward, f.
| C, Dow and A. r. Jewett left here Mon
day, for two weeks hunting In the Dead
River region. They intend to be COM
fortably established In camp and ready
| fox the deer shooting season which COM
mences Saturday, October lat.
Hon. Lucilius A. Emery, associate
Justice of the supreme judicial court,
who is holding court here now, has been
nominated by Governor Hill for
another term. Justice Emery is the
ranking associate justice on the Maine
bench, having held the position continu-
ously since the year 1883. A long and
honorable record.
Walter II. Hight, Fred T. Addition
Ralph Burrill and Robert Wentworth
arrived home, Sunday noon, after a two
weeks trip to the fair at st. Louis.
They made the westward bound journey
in about forty-eight hours, passed very
ENJOYABLE week In st. Louis and on their
return trip stopped one day at Niagara
and two in the city of Montreal.
The Bennett & Moulton repertoire
company come to Skowhegan, next
week, and will appear in Coburn Hall
every evening. The name is indicative
of tirst-class organization, and as they
carry IA good people and car load of
scenery our people may reasonably feel
sure of witnessing some strong produc-
tions at popular prices. See ad in an
other column.
Geo. Cayouette was stricken with APP
pendictis last week and was taken to
the Sisters hospital in Lewiston, Friday
morning, for treatment. He vas ac-
companied by his brother, Arthur, and
his brother in law, Chas. Burnor. The
authorities at the hospital regard his
case as quite serious, advising an opera
ton, and naming Saturday next as the
day that it can be undertaken.
The fairs already held have been IA
vored with good weather and fine ex-
hibitious with large crowds In attend
ance has been the rule. SOmerset's big
show ls yet to occur and is announced
for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
October 18th. l2th and 18th, at Farview
Park, the grounds of the Somerset Cen
trail Agricultural Society. IL should be