The Somerset reporter., 1904-05-19
Fresh Sweet Pea seed at Bucknam's 8.

garden at Roderick's Market.
Mrs. Alden Cooley of Augusta is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. c. Savage.
All the famous remedies of the Inter.
national Stock Food Co. at Fogg's drug
store.
Have your carriage painted at Chase''
new shop. Every job warranted to give
satisfaction.
Mrs. J. H. Wood went to Sidney Tues
day morning, called there by the serious
Illness OF relative.
Miss May Garland of Waterville was
the guest over Sunday of Rev. and
Mrs. Daniel Olstott.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Richards passed
Sunday with friends in Fairfield, return
ing Monday evening.
The Fairfield High School Base Ball
Club are to play the S. H. S. team at
Fairview park, Saturday.
Geo. P. Goodwin has been elected
leader of the University Of Maine Glee
Club for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Steward and
their son Harry, were guests OF friends
In Pittsfleld over Sunday.
Miss Mary Norris, who has been pass
ing several months In Portland, returned
Thursday evening of last week to remain
here for the summer.
Chas. Fl. Davis, proprietor of Hotel
st. Andrew, New York City, arrived,
Monday evening, and drove at once to
his summer home, Kilcare.
Miss Gertrude Weston went to Cam
bridge, Mass. Tuesday morning, where
she Is TO be the guest Of Mrs. Sarah
Bixby Smith for week or more.
Professor Perkins, submaster Wal
dron, Ralph e. G. Bailey, Maurice
Merrill and A. P. Merrill attended the
meeting of the Maine Modern Language
Association at Brunswick Friday and
Saturday.
F. L. Conant of Lewiston and bis
daughter, Miss Alice, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Jewett over Sunday.
Mr.. Conant returned home Monday
morning, Miss Conant remaining foi
longer visit.
Manager Gledhill and Treasurer
Blunt, of the Marston Worsted Mills,
returned, yesterday, from their outing
at Moosehead Lake, bringing with them
several handsome trophies showing their
skill with the rod and line.
Hon. w. W. Stetson, state superin-
tendant of schools WAS In town Tuesday
morning, having driven over from
Canaan, where he spoke to large au.
dience the evening before on the general
subject of Common Schools
Several OF our young men, now In
attendance at the various colleges, were
home over Sunday, coming here from
the athletic meeting at Waterville.
Among them were Clyde Giles, Efw. A.
Parker, franklin Danforth. Harold Ross,
Gordon Wildes, Jos. Goodrich, Everett
Breed, and A. P. Wyman, of the Uni
versity of Maine, and Walter Gushing,
Will B. Webb and Walter Wildes Of
Bowdoin.
The young friends OF Miss HAIL B.
smith, to the number of %, assembled
at her home on Beech Hill, last Friday
evening, where they were most pleasant
ly entertained by their young hostess
with games, music, refreshments, etc.
The young people enjoyed their straw
ride to and from the farm to the utmost.
Miss Smith was pleasantly surprised by
the gift of handsome ring from her
guests.
A. X. Butler has sold to other parties
the Skowhegan & Norridgewock Electric
Railroad, which he bid In some weeks
since when this property was pu. up at
auction. While Mr.. Butler was nominal
owner of the road, and since his dis
position of 1t, there has been a move
looking toward the formation Of a COM
pany to buy and operate the line to en-
sure the continuance OF this service,
which has been such convenience to
both Skowhegan and Norridgewock.
Last evening officer w. r, Clifford was
apprised of the fact that Frank Hussey
and Asa Hodgdon were causing dis
turbance In the tenement occupied by
Mr.. Hussey and family over Taylor's
restaurant on Island avenue. Old cider
obtained In the country in the afternoon
was evidently responsible for the trouble.
Mr.. Clifford proceeded to the scene Of the
difficulty at once, accompanied by Sheriff
Lang and Nay Varney, whom they sum
moned as aid, and Hussey and Hodgdon
were arrested and lodged 10 the lookup.
They were arraigned before Judge Bach
eller this morning at nine o'clock and
fines and costs were imposed amounting,
iu Hussey's case, to 1882 and in Hodg-
don's to $11.45. Both parties settled
Skowhegan was well represented at
the Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Meet
at Waterville Saturday, not only among
the spectators but in the list of track
officials and ia the contests. II. l..
SWEET was clerk of the course and Wal
ter Wildes announced the events in their
proper time and order. In the contests
Edw. A. Parker, captain of the U of M.