The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-11
rvthing in green stuff at the skow-

Everything in green stuff at the skow-
hegan Market.
Miss Williams is showing all the latest
shades in ladies' fabric gloves.
For good work horse at bargain /
call on F. p. Pennell, Skowhegan, Ne.
Very best values IN ladies' and chill. |
dren's hosiery and underwear to be found |
at Miss williams
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. j. Goodridge of
Waterville were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
F. o. Sawyer over Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Wildes gave party to the
junior class of the High school at her
residence on Madison adenue, last Mon
day evening" 10 honor of her niece, Miss
Mildred Keene, who is member of the
class.
The summer meetings of the Town
Improvement Society will be held the
second Friday of each month at the Lii
| brary Parlors at the usual hour, two
O'Clock D. NJ. 1t is hoped that the In
teres, 10 these meetings will be such as
to lead to good attendance.
J. A. Roderick and Chas. Vaughan
were at Carry Ponds over Tuesday of
this week and brought home as a result
OF one days fishing l40 trout that dress
ed 30lbs. n. S. Steward and J. G. |
Forrest recently returned from the
same ponds and report equally good
luck.
DR.. f. S. Bigelow was knocked down |
and Injured by colt that was loose in
the yard, at his residence on East Front |
street. Wednesday of last week. The |
result was strain OF the shoulder Joint, |
as serious or more so than disloeation |
would have been, and minor II juries to
other parts OF the body.
The repository of l.. w. Chase, oppo- |
site this office, is now filled up with up
to. date carriages of all styles and kinds
which are offered for sale at great bar
gains. Anyone in want of carriage of |
any description will make no mistake in /
ookng over this exceptionally fine dis
play before purchasing.
At the meeting of the Grand Com
mandery, Knights Templar of Maine in /
Portland, last week, Geo. w. Cover,
Esq, of this place was elected deputy
grand commander. Mr.. Cover had pre-
viously been grand generalissimo and
his present position places him in line
for the office of grand commander, which |
is the highest honor the commandery Of
Maine can bestow.
The base ball team of the Skowhegan /
High school played an excellent game,
both in batting and fielding, at Fairvew
Park, last Saturday afternoon, and won
from the Madison High school, the |
score being II to l. Quite a party Of
Madison young people came with the
visitors and apparently passed an enjoy .
able afternoon, Notwithstanding the fact
that their team failed to win. Next Sat !
urday the team from the Skowhegan |
High school is to play with the Cobutn /
Classical Institutes at Watervile.
Rev. Daniel Onstott, recently pastor
OF the Centenary Methodist Church here
was rendered reception by his society
and the people of Old Orchard, the scene
of his new pastorate, on the evening of
April 10Th, shortly after his arrival
there. Rev. B. c. Wentworth and wife
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Onstott in receiv- /
inu apd Mr. WanfWortb aloo forp,olly
welcomed the new pastor to the Port
land district, of which he has been for .
several years the presiding elder, Local .
clergymen and prominent citizens of the
town made short speeches, cordially
welcoming MIR. Onstott to residence
among them.
On account of the condition of his
health, which made it imperative that he
should take up some out door employ
ment, j. A. Roderick has disposed Of the
Skowhegan Market, the purchasers be-
ing W. A. Smith and Parker Sanborn,
who will do business under the firm
name of Smith q Sanborn. Mr.. Smith
has been employed in the grocery and
provision stores of Skowhegan for the
past fifteen years; five years of this
time he was In the service of A. Fl. Lang,
then owner of the Skowhegan Market,
and for the last three years in the en-
ploy OF Parker & Nay. Mr.. Sanborn is
extensively engaged in numbering aud
goes into this firm as an investment; he
will not be actively connected with the
business.