The Somerset reporter., 1904-11-03


passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Roullard.
Mrs. F. G. Williams of Bingham pass
cd Tuesday In town at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r, F. Wilson.
Suite OF rooms to let over A. f. Bison
& Sons shoe store, steam heat, all mod
ern improvements, inquire at the store.
Miss Lizzie Currier, who had been at
Oberlin, Ohio and at other places In the
west since February, arrived home, last
evening.
Mrs. Gala Heselton went to Portland
this morning for few days vislt with
her son Charles, who Is employed In that
city.
Col. A. s. Bangs of Augusta, grand
commander of the Golden Cross of Maine
was present at the meeting Of that order
held here last evening.
At the meeting of the Ancient Order
of United Workman tomorrow friday
evening, there will be work In the de-
grees. A full attendance is desired.
Herman Kilkenny of Maynard, N. H.
passed a portion of last week at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Matson, return
ing home, Saturday.
Mrs. II. B. Richardson, who had been
passing the summer and early fall here
hoz OBJ
ed to her home Ia Auburn, last week.
Miss Minnie Brown left for Boston,
last week, where she will pass the next
few months at commercial college in
the study of short hand and typewriting.
Mrs. Ross of Phillips. Me. has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lura
Adams, for some weeks past, and the
two ladies passed portion of last week
In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Judkins of Gin
ton have been spending few days In
town, guests of Mrs. Judkins' father,
Mr.. John Phillips. They returned to
their home, yesterday.
Miss Stella Kimball and Miss
Halle Bingham attended the Classical
installation OF the New England Order
of Protection at Augusta, Friday even
ing. A class of 255 were initiated.
Mrs. Daniel Onstott, Mrs. j. B. Nut
ting and Miss Iva Briggs departed for
Kent's Hill, yesterday afternoon to at
tend the annual meeting OF the Maine
Conference, Woman's Home Missionary
society.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be a mothers meeting in Grand
Army hall, Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der Sth at 3 o'clock. All interested are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Robbins ar
rived home from St. Louis, Saturday
evening. Besides time at the fair they
visited Montreal, Toronto, Niagara Falls
and Chicago and on the homeward Jour-
ney passed several days at Richford, VT,
3. hOUUlub uOLlts
About twenty-five Skowhegsn people
attended the foot ball game at Water
vile, Saturday afternoon, in which the
University of Maine team lost to Colby
by a score of eleven to twelve. All who
attended pronounce 1t the most exciting
foot ball contest of the season.
Fred A. Wood has bought the Walker
place situated on Madison avenue just
below Leavitt street, and will occupy 1t
as a home at an early date. Its location
so near the business section on one Of
Skowhegan's principal residence streets
makes it very desirable property.
A. Sykes of Huddersfeld, England
passed portion of this week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. North. Mr..
Sykes came to Maine to see his son, who
is designer in the textile mill at Oakland
and took occasion to come to Skowhe-
gan to visit 10 the family of his former
towDsman.
The good citizens of Skowhega who
had Delano's oysters last week know what
good oysters are. Oysters are oysters,
but there Is more difference in the quail
ty than you may suppose. Just as we'll
have the best. Place your order with
Delano. Delivered Sunday morning II
you wish.
The Association of School Superin-
tendents of Maine held their annual
meeting 10 Bangor last week in connec-
ton with the meeting Of the Maine
teachers association In that city.
Among the officers elected, D. W. Colby,
superintendent of Skowhegan schools,
was bonored with the presidency.
The first literary meeting of the Town
Improvement Society met Friday after
noon, October 28. The meeting WAS
opened with words of greeting from the
president, Mrs Weston. After the re-
port OF secretary and summer committees
the following program was given
Music, code to Science sang by Mrs.
Daniel Lewis; piano solo by Miss Edith
Lewis; solo by Miss Gertrude Webb;
a paper, 1.-THE Beginning OF New Eng
land" by Mrs. Belle A. Small; reading
from 1.-THE Thrall of Lief the Lucky"
by Mrs. Lila Sally. At the close re-
f-aehpnanto uera aprvpd bV the officers