The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-04-13

playing cards.
William d. Taylor Of watetYilIe Wa
In town over Sunday.
SAWYER Pictures make a good Easter
present; Bucknsm has good stock.
There will be degree work at the meet
ing of Crescent Tent, Tuesday next. A
full attendance Is desired.
Much sympathy Ia expressed tor Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Wlson In the loss Of
their infant soD, who died Friday Of last
week
Mrs. Robert Linn Of Hartland arrived
Tuesday evening, for a visit OF some
length at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Simpson.
You are cordially invited to examine
Bragg 4 Yarney's line OF carpets, which
Is complete in every way, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Invitations have been Issued by Mo-
hican Tribe No. SO |. o. K. M. for ball
to be given In Milburn hall, Tuesday
evening, May ,. Music by kendslrs
orchestra.
Mrs VIVA Hill arrived home, Tuesday
evening, from weeks visit to Massa-
chusetts, a portion of the time being
passed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
NJ. Barnard in Jamaica Plain.
Mrs. A. L. Maxwell, who went to
Springfield, Mass. from this town nearly
a year since, has removed from that city
and will make her home during the com.
ing summer In Fitchburg, Mass, 50
North st.
The officers of Company have been
advised that all of the companies of the
National Guards of Maine are to be fur
nished with full-dress uniforms in the
near future, consisting of blue coat with
bell.crowned cap of the same color.
Mrs. Sarah Cole has recently moved
the house which she purchased of F. p.
Pennell, last fall, from the location OPP
posite Pine street to a lot further up
West Front street, where 1t will be re
paired and occupied by her as home.
The friends of Horace Withee will be
pleased to learn that the operation per-
formed upon him for appendicitis at the
Sisters Hospital in Lewiston last week,
WAS successful and that Mr.. Withee
seems to be making a satifactory recov-
cry.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Onstott went to
Gardiner Tuesday afternoon, to attend
the Maine Conference now In session in
that city. Others of the Methodist soci-
ETY. will go tomorrow and Saturday.
There will be no services at the Metho-
dist Church here next Sunday.
The Eastern Steamship Co. announces
resumption of service for the coming
season between Boston and Kennebec
River points commencing, Saturday,
April 10. Their advertisement, which
we publish in another column, gives full
particulars as to passenger and freight
services.
The assessors of the Skowhegan Viii
lage Corporation announce the following
appointments of police officers for the
ensuing year: Horace M. Weston, Fred
C. Dunlap, George Groder, Charles w.
Steward and John O'Reilly. The first
three gentlemen named are reappoiot-
ments
The gentlemen boarders at the Maine
Central hotel rendered banquet and
dance to lady friends and invited guests,
Friday evening. The banquet was serV-
ed in the dining room of the hotel, and
the dancing was in Milburn hall. Music
was by the Imperial orchestra. 1t was
delightful evening. Seventeen couples
participated.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held
Tuesday afternoon, April llth. After
the opening exercises and the business
meeting, Mrs. d. w. Lewis sang solo.
Extracts from President Roosevelt's ad-
dress given before the Mothers Con
gress, recently held In Washington, d,
c., were read by the members.