The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-02-16
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! lIlls liUks tOi u Nieie VI oNNNih n "NNho
with her daughter, Mrs. z. Il. s. Vaughan.
l.. L. Morrison has for sale one two
seated, stuffed sleigh; one traverse
pung, one horse sed and two farm
wagons.
Friday, from 10 o'clock to IL, and Sat
urday, from o'clock to 3, d. F. judi
kins will sell twenty cent towels for If
teen cents
Miss Lola Goodwin passed Sunday
and the first few days of the week In
Pittsfield at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Briggs.
L. B. Shoenfeld of the New York com.
mission house of Mali & Co was In town,
Monday and Tuesday, on business with
the Marston Mills.
The Congregational Working League
is to give course dinner at the vestries
next Wednesday, Washington's birthday.
They hope for liberal patronage.
The official inspection of Co. e. is to
occur, Tuesday, April 4th. 1t is to be
made by an official of the United States
Regular Army detailed for the purpose.
The Order of the Eastern Star Is to
give a Colonial party In Milburn hall,
Monday evening; refreshments, dancing
and cards are some of the things Cd the
program.
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son of Halowell were guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Fairbrother
during last week returning home, FRI
day morning.
Quite delegation of Skowhegan peo-
pie, largely members of Russell Post and
Russell Relief Corps, are at the encamp-
ment of the Maine Division OF the G. A.
r. in Lewiston, to day.
Geo. NJ. Nash returned from Moose
head Lake, last week, where he had
been engaged for some time past In put
ting a bath room and other plumbing 10
the home OF John Holden at lockwood.
SorosIs Is Greek word, the definition
of which Is "many parts to make per-
fect", and that is what you get In Soro-
ss shoes, known in all parts Of the world.
A. E. Bison & Son are sole agents In
Skowhegan.
Deputy Sheriff w. W. Nye OF Fairfield
was in town, Monday. He came here to
commit TO Jail George Williams of Fair
field. who has been sentenced by Trial
Justice Simpson Of that place to serve
thirty days for intoxication.
Miss Grace Cover has recently been
chosen for one of the class parts at the
coming commencement of the Skowhe-
gan high school. The place mentioned
is one OF the awaEders Of gifts and to
which Harold Randlett was originally
elected. but he has recently resigned
c. c. Kinsman of Cornville, +. n
Merrill and Forrest Goodwin OF Show
hogan took the train at this station,
Monday morning, to return to their Leg
slatve duties at Augusta. Mr.. Good
win was the guest of his parents, MT
and Mrs. Geo. E. Goodwin, over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Witham went to Boston,
Saturday, to accept employment in a
millinery establishment for the next few
weeks. She will be associated with Miss
Walker and will return here with her
about April 1st to continue in her en-
ploy in the millinery store to be opened
at the corner of Madison avenue and
Elm street.
George K. Sampson, eminent com
mander of De Molay Commanderv,
Knights Templar, announces the follow
ing list of appointed officers for the eu-
suing year: Warden, Marshall c. Viles
standard bearer, F. G. Danforth; sword
bearer, C. A. Ross; first guard, Ben j.
Presley; second guard, Robert Lord
third guard, E. c. Dunton; sentinel, W
II. HAYES.
Sheriff Clyde H. Smith received word,
last week, from the officials of New
York City, that they had located Robert
McLsin, one of the four men who escap-
ed from Somerset Jail last September,
and the only one now at liberty, and that
they expected to arrest him within few
days. They wished extradition papers
to be in readiness 80 that he could be re-
turned for trial as soon as captured.
The annual meeting of the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society is to be
held at the office OF Danforth & Gould
next Saturday afternoon, Feb. 18th at
p. M. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and such other matters
attended to as may be legally acted upon
at that time. The officials and members,
who take an active interest 10 the so
ciety's affairs are anxious that there shall
be full attendance. 1t now seems like
ly that IL fair Ia to be held the coming
season and the grounds made use OF
otherwise to any considerable extent,
there must be cooperation with the So
ciety by associations or individuals out
side its own membership. Plans look
ing to that end may be properly propos-
ed at this meeting.
The following favorable comment,
clipped from recent issue OF the Bos-
ton Record, will be noted with pleasure