The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31

Mrs. ina l. mn returned, luc>uiN.
from Gouldshoro where she had been TIN
guest of relatives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gilhllan, and their
son, James W, arrived home, last week,
from visit with relatives in Massachu-
sets.
Miss Vera Snow left, Tuesday morn.
ing, for a vacation trip of two weeks te
be passed at different points in Franklin
county.
Miss Nina Judkus Of Newport, Me.
returned home, Monday noon, after n
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Lamb.
Mrs. Nj. T. Pooler aud daughter, Miss
Florence, returned, Saturday night, from
Boothbay, where they have been pass
ing the past five weeks.
Mrs. George Simpson and her two
children, Helen and Fred, went to Hart
land, yesterday, for weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Linn.
Mrs. 2. A. Feeney OF Portland was the
guest over Sunday of her husband Con
ductor Feeney of the Skowhegan.Port-
land morning passenger train.
Miss Clara Emery left here, Friday
noon, for New York City, where she is
to be employed In her fathers business
offi ce, now located In that city.
Miss Sadie Pennell, daughter of Nj.
and Mrs. F. p. Pennell, who has been
visiting 10 Washburn, Me. with her sis
ter, Mrs. T. l.. Tozier, for the past six
weeks, is expected home, next Saturday.
Misses Lula Jewett and Gertrude
Whittemore left on the morning train,
for Pennington, where they will attend
the normal school. They are both grad
yates of the Skowhegan high school of
the year 1902
Miss Elzura Chandler OF Norwood,
Mass, who had been visiting here with
her cousin, Miss Dora Cleveland, for the
past elk weeks, returned home, Tuesday
morning. Miss Cleveland and her guest
passed last week camping at Hayden
lake.
There will be stated meeting of Sun
set Chapter, o. E. S., tomorrow (Friday
EVENING" at 80 o'clock. A full attend
ance Is requested as there is business of
importance to transact. Members will
please take notice that the chapter meets
but once month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith of Buffalo,
N. Y, who had been the guests of DR..
and Mrs. E. Fl. Stevens at Bloomfield
Farm, returned home, Tuesday. They
were accompanied from here by Miss
Lucia Stevens, who went to pass few
days with friends at Belgrade, Me.
George A. Cabot, one of the proprie
tors Of the hotel at Maranocook which
was burned, early Saturday morning,
has number of acquaintances in Show
hogan. He is nephew of Col. A. G.
Blunt and has visited the family here a
number of times in the past few years.
OF. Knowlton Co., on account of the
increase of business, have found it nee
essary to have a cashier and booth has
been built in the middle of the store for
that purpose and Miss Maude Ware is to
act as cashier. A new clerk has been
added who is Miss Allie Goodrich.
NJ n II DIouso orrIuod hoD,o from
Old Orchard, Me-, Saturday evening.
She had accompanied her son Linn +. to
that place, on his way to Baltimore. and
they were Joined there during the week by
Mr.. Playse, whose work has been recent
ly In Biddeford, point from which Cd
o -chard is conveniently reached.
Vaughn & Roderick announce potato
race at their roller skating rink, for the
evening of Labor Day, Monday. This
contest always proves very exciting as
foot race and should he doubly so
when contested on the rollers. The
race will be called off at $50 and there
will be plenty of opportunity for skating
before and after the race.
The addition to the Marston mills to
provide for changes In the arrangement
Of some of the machinery and the INSTALL
alton of sixteen new looms, was com.
pleted this week. The company is now
fitting up the second story of their Of
flee building for designing room and
connecting it by door and stairway
directly with the dressing room on the
second fl oor Of the main mill.
At a meeting of the Skowhegan Gun
Club, held at the Office of Nash & Viles,
Monday evening. the following officers
were chosen: President, F. G. Heald !;
vice president, Ed. Whiting; secretary
and field captain, Geo. Il. Pummer.
Bin Page, Ralph Hill and A. p. Merrill
were chosen a committee to secure
grounds for target practice and they are
to report at meeting of the cu1, next
Tuesday evening.
W. Fl. Norton left here for Boston,
Saturday, to have an operation performed
at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hos
ptal for the removal of the eye. The
organ had been without sight since an
accident several years ago and for most
of the time since Its injury it had caused
Mr.. Norton suffering and inconvenience.