The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-20
TOWN and VICINITY

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Regular meeting Of Sunset Chapter O.
E s., Friday evening, Oct. 81.
Remember the suit and cloak opening
at Judkins' next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Emma Dunbar of Waterville spent
week in town, guest Of Mrs. George o.
Smith.
Ralph W. Ames of Boston passed a
portion of last week In town with his
family.
Hot water bottles, the latest and best
and every one guaranteed, at Fogg's
Drug store.
Mrs. A. F. Barrett OF Keen, N. H., ia
passng several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Alden Of Camp
clio, Mass, are guests at the home of her
sister, Mrs. r. (. jackson.
skowhegan smokers are loyal to the
popular Somerset cigar, and why not ?
II peases all tastes and there is no bet
ter l0c cigar on the market.
Rev. Howard A. Msrkley, formerly
pastor of the Universalist Church in
this town, WAS installed pastor of the
Jniversalist Church In Turner village
yesterday evening.
Upon request of certain members of the
Christian Science church in town, patrons
of the REPORTER, we publish, this week,
an abstract of an address recently de-
iivered in Dover, Maine.
A R. Jewett, Ed Spear, F, P. Pencil
and W. A. Bailey represented Carrabas-
sett Lodge, |. o. O. F. and Psrmenas En-
campment at the meeting of Maine Odd
fellows in Bangor this week.
Skowhegan is to have another foot
ball game next Saturday, when the
team from the Skowhegan High school
will play the Watervile Hgh'p at Fair
view Park. Friends of the Skowhegan
team pick them out as sure winners for
this game.
J. Wallace Blunt and Herbert L. SWEET
were at Brunswick yesterday afternoon
and witnessed the foot ball game In
which the Bowdoins won over Colby by
score of 81 to 0. This must have been
very satisfactory to these two gentle
men, as Mr.. SWEET is a Bowdoin gradu-
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in his sympathies.
There will be rehearsal of Priscilla
Rebekah Degree Staff Friday even
Ing, Oct. 2lst at 7.30 o'clock. Members
please notice time OF meeting. The
lodge has accepted the invitation Of
Stirling Rebekah lodge of Madison to
vsit them on Wednesday evening, Nov.
"a. Priscilla Rebekah Degree Staff will
exempiefy the work. A large number
are planning 10 attend.
Quite party OF ladies and gentlemen
who had been guests Of Mr.. and Ms.
Elba Danforth, left here, Monday, for
Blanchard, Me-, on hunting expedition.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Morrow
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shove Of Beth
leAem N. H., and Mr.. James McNabb of
WATERFOWL, Mass. Mr.. Morrow is Mrs.
Danforth's brother and frequently visits
here; the rest of the party are compare
tive strangers in Maine.
A meeting of Sunset Hill Club was held
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Buchanan OIL Wednesday evening Of last
week The members devoted the even
ing largely to shower party for Miss
Florence Bean, one of their number
whose marriage to j. F. Currier is to
occur In the rear future. The young
lady in question was honored by a large
amount of attention from her friends
and made the recipient of many gifts.
The exhibition of Glenwood stoves OF
all kinds made at our recent fair, by r.
A. Wood, the local agent for these pop
ular heaters and ranges, was the most
complete OF anythng of a like nature
heretofore attempted by local dealer
and r, fleets much credit upon his enter
prise. Nearly every style Of stove made
BY the Glenwood manufacturers was on
exhibition, and 1t is not to be wondered
at that housewives looked upon the
handsome display with longing eyes.
II. A. Dinsmore went to New York,
yesterday, having been notified by wire,
Tuesday afternoon, OF the death of his
father, Tilson II. Dinsmore, which &C.
cured at his home In New York city in
the forenoon of that day. No further
particulars were given and the news was
entirely unexpected as 1t was not known
but what Mr.. Dinsmore was Ia his usual
health. Previous to his removal from
this place eighteen years ago Mr. Dins
more was prominent In the social and
commercial life OF the community. We
hope to give more extended account OF
his life and further particulars with re-
gard to his death In our next issue.
case at the Municipal Court, Tues
day afternoon, attracted quite little at
tention, two Of the resident pupils from
the Parochial School being the cause OF
the hearing. They left the institution
without permission last Sunday evening
and turned up in Fairfield on the follow
Ing day, having been arrested by deputy
sheriff Duren of that place. They had