The Somerset reporter., 1905-10-26

sweets at Delano's.
Great values in children's coats at
Stewards.
Miss Edith M. Tuck has accepted a
position In H. C. Judkins' dry goods
store.
Geo. W. Groder went to Waterville,
this morning, to visit with relatives I'M
I'll next week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. P. Stewart of Water
vile have been guests, this week, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X. White.
A. F. Hood of the Art Metal Co. of
Boston has been 10 town, this week, in
stslling the steel book stacks and other
fire proof furniture in the law library at
the courthouse.
Henry d. Davis of Eau Claire, Wis,
who was called to Maine by the death of
his brother, Abel Davis, Esq, of Pitts
field, is visiting in town at the home of
| his sister, Mrs. l.. D. Getchell.
Mrs. Sarah Conforth, who has made
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. James Con-
forth at the Turner place on the Nor
ridgewock road for the past five years,
will go to Fairfield early next week, to
remain for the winter.
R4v. d A. Ball, for some years pastor
of the Leavitt street Universalist church
Of this place, was in town, last week.
He came here to attend to the packing of
his household goods, which he shipped
to Gorham, N H., where he has recently
| accepted pastorate.
Rev. and Mrs. Z 7. Adams were guests
of MI. and Mrs. w. II. Emery for sever
al days last week. Mr.. Adams was pas
tor of the Centenary Methodist Church
here for several years and was after
wards stationed at Scion. He is
now retired from active work and is
making his home at WINTHROP, Me.
Harrison D. Barrett of Canaan has
been honored by reelection as president
of the National Spiritualist Association
at the convention of that society recent.
! ly held at Minneapolis This will make
Mr.. Barrett's thirteenth consecutive year
of service. The Minneapolis convention
selected Chicago as the place of their
next annual meeting.
E F. Rowel left here, this week, for
Roach River, Me, where he will pass
most of the winter uperintending his
numbering operations. This is the same
section where Mr.. Rowell, associated I'M
I'll the present season with his father, the
late David Rowell, has numbered for
twenty years. The work laid out fer
this winter contempates cut of about
one million feet, just about the average
of previous years.
The following teachers of the Skowhe-
gan schools will attend the meeting of
the Maine State Teachers Association at
Portland, which commences today, and
will continue until Saturday night
Misses Grace Choate, Grace D. Bradley,
Addie M Swain, Dora z. Cleveland,
bdloJ NJ l1Oi"ob3 ElOltnGG IldiulbOuui
Martha W. Haskins, MIRIAM Merrill,
Mayme Peavey, Dorothy M. Elliott,
Alice M. Bracket, Mr.. D. II. Perkins
Miss Alice Moore and Mr.. Edw. A. Park
err. D. W. Colby, superintendent OF
schools, will also attend.
Many of our readers will be interested
to know of the marriage OF Miss Elgie
A. Fogg, formerly of Cornvile, to Mr..
Frank French, son of Joseph French OF
East Madison, the ceremony having
been performed in Massachusetts. Mrs.
| French was formerly an accountant at Il g |
shoe factory for many years, commeuc-
ing when the business was carried on by |
Keene Brothers and being promoted TO
the position of head bookkeeper by firms
that have since done business in the |
same factory. She was also quite time
bookkeeper for the Hon. c. A. Marston.
Mrs. French left here, last week, accom-
panied by an invalid sister, Miss Grace
Fogg, for Walthsm, Mass, where she
and her husband are to reside.
The party of gentlemen, who arrived
home, last week, from Jackman, after
passing few days In that town as the
guests of Father Forrest, report a very |
enjoyable outing and those who devoted
their time to hunting captured three
deer, two OF which will certainly set the /
record as to weight for this season. The
fortunate hunters were Arthur and Peter !
Lacroix, two deer shot by them having
an aggregate weight of 1873 pounds and
Joseph Cary, who shot smaller animal
weighing 90 pounds. While their COM
panons were hunting on Wednesday the
18th, Father A. o. Lacrtix, A. f. Bison
and Geo. Butler made an excursion to
the Canadian boundary, fifteen miles from
Jackman, and took dinner at the Lines
hotel, part of which stands In Canada
and part In the State of Maine. This
was Father Lacroix's fl cst visit to jack
man. He found 1t thriving community
and what was of special interest to him
were the fine parish house and church
already built and the large stone convent
now being built by the people OF Father
Forests parish.
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