The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-27

GU can get good wrist Dag cheap
at Bucknsm's.
Steward has some October Designers
to give away; ask for one.
Large stock OF Edison's October rec
ords Just received at Smiths music store.
Dr.. r. s. Bigelow departed for Nashua,
n. H., Friday, on professional business,
accompanied by DR.. Fred Townsend of
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R Jewett have been
visiting friends In Boston and vicinity
since last week. They are expected
home Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Fuller returned this week
to her home In Melrose, after quite an
extended visit at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Silss Leland.
Miss Harriet Clement of Rockland
who is IN charge of the cloak opening at
Judkins' this week, Is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Newton Caswell.
Rev A. o. Lacroix, pastor of ST.
Mary's church, and Jos Pooler, manager
of the Parochal Farms, passed a portion
of last week in Boston, arriving home,
Friday.
Eugene Swain was quite seriously In
iured by fall early last week and Is stll
| i'll from its effects. He is to be removed
from his farm home to the hospital Ia
/ thio uiIIauo FOR frpatrpppt
Misses Berle and Elsie Walton were
among the departures by this mornings
train. Miss Elsie IL to pass the winter
| In Boston In the study OF music and Miss
Berle goes to New York for visit.
Mrs. Bessie Knox Harding, who has
been visiting for several months past at
the home Of Mrs. Helen S Coburn, went
to Concord, Mass, Monday afternoon, to
be the gnest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. J1dklns of Corn
vile left here, Tuesday. for Haverhlll,
Mass. After short visit In that city
they are to GO to Manchester, n. H., to
pass the winter with their daughter,
Mrs W. H. Mathews.
Charles F. Ward and s. w. Philbrick
are on an automobile trip 10 the Dead
River region, having taken their depar-
ture from here Tuesday noon. The Jour-
ney is 10 part on business and in part for
the purpose of a few days hunting.
The County Commissioners were In
session Tuesday, 1t being an adjourn
menJ of their regular August term. The
full board was in attendance. Routine
work and the settlement Of questions
arising from the progress of the work on
the court house extension occupied their
attention.
Henry Cannon and wife returned, Last
week, from a four weeks visit with
their daughters, Mrs. Lila Cannon Klein
ath, and Miss Bernice Canon, In New
York city. They also visited relatives
In Brooklyn, N. Y, and Worcester,
Mass. Mr.. Canon took the opportunity
to visit the camp ground at East New
York, where he was quartered with his
company In 80, and tells US the scenes
that he found were as familiar to him as
are the streets Of our town.
The list of voters OF Skowhegan, quail
flied to vote for electors of President and
Vice President has been posted In the
vestlbule OF the post office, and the se-
lectmen will be Ia session at their rooms
In Coburn block the Saturday prior to
election day from to O'Clock, p. M,
to revise this list. 1t Is we'll for voters
to see II their names are In the list and
in correctly. IL not, look after the mat
ter on the Saturday afternoon above
mentioned
Among the recent farm sales Of s. Fl.
Swain are the f. S. Gage farm 10 Show
gan to II. l.. jackson OF Waltham, Mass.
the N. Fl. Orr farm In Bingham to John
Graham OF Newburg, Mass; the War
rem White farm 10 Skowhegan to James
Brooks of Easton, Maine; the B. b.
Perkins farm In Cornvile to Plstts OF
West Brooks, Conn. the Valdus Squire
farm In Cornvile to W. W. Keech OF
Pittsburg, Pa; the j. P. Bristol farm In
Brighton to F. r. Chapman Of Hornels-
Vile, New York the Calvin Colby farm
Ia Madison to Francis Marian Topper
of Swissvsle, Pa; the Alonzo McIntire
farm 10 Skowhegsn to W. C. Doe of
Pressure Isle, Maine; the John w. Ross
farm In Skowhegsn to John D. Red
mond of Long Pond, Maine. the w. A,
Davis farm In Cornvile to James r.
Jones of Troy, N. Y. the Wm. F. Blunt
farm in Skowhegan to Benz. Brooks of
Easton, Maine; the c. Steffens farm In
Cornville to A. johnson Of New York
City also the John d. Hutchinson farm
In Athens to ID. l.. Remission Of Lowell,
Maine.