The Somerset reporter., 1905-11-30

2. Page Of High street, started, Thurs
day afternoon of last week, for his home
In Chicago.
L. w. Chase is showing full line OF
the popular Pennington sleighs made by
Watson, also the high grade F. o. Bailey
sleighs. Sleighs to suit any price you
want to pay.
G. +. Durrell and wife and Robert
Wentworth go to Bangor to pass Thanks
giving with DR.. and Mrs. P, Fl. S.
Vaughan and family. Madam Went
worth has been visiting there some
weeks.
Mrs. ]. II. Gregoire and her young
son are guests at the home of Mrs. Gre
goire's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nor
risette. Mr.. Gregoire came up from
Augusta, Saturday, to join his family
over Sunday.
The secon National Bank has recent
ly added forty safety deposit boxes to
those already In place in its vaults. The
boxes and the steel frame containing
tn IN form a cube about four feet square
and weigh nearly one half ton.
d. w. Adams went to Pennington,
Friday, accompanying the remains Of
his wife, Mrs. Eiz beth Adams, to that
town for burial. She died Wednesday
afternoon, the 22nd instant, OF rheuma-
tic fever, aged As. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
had but recently moved to Skowhegan.
Fifteen candidates took the degree at
the meeting of the Golden Cross, last
Monday evening. Grand Commander,
A. S. Bangs and grand herald w. |.
Clement Of Augusta were present al d
ASST tied 10 the work. All joined In a
banquet at the close of the lodge session.
The friends of Philip A. Wood will be
pleased to know that his name has been
entered in the Boston Globe Contest for
the free scholarship priza. We sincerely
hope that everyone in this vicinity will
save their votes for him as Mr. Wood is
a worthy young man and is working hard
to get an education.
G. B. Stafford, who had planned trip
to the Bermudas with view to benefit
to be expected from rest and change of
scene, finds his health will not permit
him to attempt the journey at present.
The REPORTER joins with his many
friends in the hope that he may soon im-
prove and be able to pass his vacation in
rest and travel as he deems wise.
Mrs. q. b. Fairgreves and Miss Lizzie
Williams arrived home last Saturday
evening from Marlboro, Mass, Their
Journey there was occasioned by the
death OF Mrs. Fairgrleves' brother, Isaac
G.. Worcester. Mr.. Worcester was a
native OF Maine and had become acquaint-
ed with Skowhegan people to some ex-
tent through visits made here in past
years.
Perley Withee went to Portland,
NJ onday morning. |, will be remember
ed that last summer, while returning
from Chicago with carload of horses
via the Grand Trunk Railway there was
a wreck 10 which Mr.. Withee was injur-
ed. His trip to Portland is to see what
arrangements may be made with the
Grand Trunk Off :ials regarding set
Element of the matter
At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Central Union, represent
ing the federated carpenters, masons,
painters, laborers, BARRIERS and textile
" )rkers OF Skowhegan, Tuesday evening,
t was voted to lease the hall in the
Ru sell street building of W. p. Ord
way, near the Ross Corner, for a union
ne headquarters. The hall is about thirty
oy fifty feet in sz.. 1t will be ready
Tor occupancy in about three months.
Two reference cases before Geo. Fl.
Morse, E.q., of Pittsfield, as referee &C.
,upied the day Tuesday at the Court
house, the titles being KelsO VS.. Skid
more in one instance and Hilton VS. Kelso
n the other. f. n. Merrill Esq, WAS
attorney for K also In both actions and
A. Simmons, Esq, of No, Arson was
council for Skidmore and for Hilton.
According to custom in such matters
Mr.. Morse's decision Is rendered under
, al to the Supreme Court.
Skowhegan souvenir post cards at M