The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-16
arw Advertisements
TOWN and VICINITY

week in Boston on business.
Now is the time to take Springs sar-
saparilla. Fogg's drug store.
IP. Clark and r. W. Brown made a
hpsipess trip to Hallowell on Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Elwel went to Dover,
Monday morning, for weeks visit with
relatives.
E. F. Fairbrother arrived home last
evening from visit of several days In
Portland.
II. c. Bassett left, Tuesday morning,
for weeks business trip to Stratton, In
Franklin county.
David A. Haig of the American Wool
en- Co., Is on a business trip to New
York City this week.
Nash & Viles have hung out a pew
sign, this week, at their place of busi-
ness on Court street.
2. L. Meservey OF Caratunk, one of
Names registered guides, wac in town
on business yesterday.
Miss Mabel Pooler of Watervile has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Nye,
during the past week.
Chas. F. Ward is convalescing from an
attack of bronchitis that has confined
him to his home for two weeks.
Mrs. R. W. Brown departed, Monday
morning, for Boston and New York to
N tho v,oiIlinaru nnapipOo
Charles A. Marston left, yesterday
afternoon for a business trip to Lewis
ton. Augusta and other Maine cities.
E.P. Viles, F. o. Sawyer, Frank w.
Buchanan, J. P. Oak, A. II. Lang and <.
2. Danforth spent the day at Augusta,
Yesterday.
The women Of Russell Relief Corps
cleared twenty-one dollars on the town
meeting day dinner which they served in
6. A. R. Hall.
Mrs. James Randall of Augusta ar
rived, Thursday evening" of last week,
and is a guest at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed 2. Page.
There will be meeting of the Sons of
Veterans In Grand Army Hall, tomorrow
friday evening. Business of import
ance is to be transacted.
Forty-one commercial travellers were
registered at Hotel Coburn, last night.
This is "high-water mark" for this well.
know hosiery for purely commercial
business.
Major r. A. Knowlton of Fairfield,
with Mr.. Turner, occupying the position
of adjutant on his staff, made an official
inspection of Canton Somerset. Thursday
evening Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Nelson, who had
been visiting with relatives In Canaan
for the past ten days, took the train from
this station, Tuesday morning, to return
10 their home in Farmingtcn.
Miss Frances Hutchinson, who is teach
ing in Bar Harbor, has been visiting
friends In town for a few days. Miss
Hutchinson went to Hallowell, yester-
day to pass the rest Of her vacation.
Stilman Blaisdell of Cornvile took the
train for Augusta from this station, Sat-
urday afternoon. He has been interesed
in boarding house in that city this whit
er and has passed quite portion of the
time there.
E. r. Vail, assistant manager OF the
Coburn Steamboat Co., returned to
Greenville, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
here for the past ten days. Mrs. Vail
will return home, Saturday.
Chss. E. LsChance, who died in Old
town, Wednesday of last week, will be
remembered by many here who knew
him while he was employed at the An
derson Mills. His wife was formerly
Miss Lillian Foster. Mrs. LaChance has
relatives residing here and many friends,
who will sympathize with her in her
bereavement.
John Weston tells the REPORTER of an
odd incident of recent occurrence. His
neighbor had brought him large piece
of beef for his hens, 1t being part OF
COW that had died and WAS not, therefore,
At for food but really Of some value to
feed to poultry. 1t was left In a shed,
The door of which WAS not locked, and
during the night it was stolen. Mr..
Weston trusts that the thief may not
hold him responsible for any harm that
may come from the use OF the meat.
Not foreseelng that it was to fall into
the hands of strangers he did not con-
slider IL necessary to label 1t as mot to be
esten.n
Mrs. B. F. Eaton went to Portland,
Friday, to meet with the other members
OF a committee of five who are charged
with the duty OF making nominations for
officers Of the Maine Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs for the year o. l905-6. Names
suggested by this committee are sent to
all the clubs In the state, that are men,
bers OF the Federation, and their selec-
ton ia finally acted upon at the state
meeting In the fall. While In Portland
Mrs. Eaton had the good fortune to be q
guest at meeting of the Portland Liter
airy Union, which Is the local federation
representing nearly seventy-ave of the