The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-21
,ollne puffs for 99c at Stewards.

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DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer.
Beniamin W. E4ton Of the class of '05,
skowhegan High School, is studying law
In the office OF Geo. W. Cover.
Mrs. Nancy Colby of Jackman is visit
ing Mr.. AID Mrs. H. B. Goodwin and
with other Skowhegan friends.
Carroll Goodwin left here, Friday, for
Kents Hill, Me-, where he resumes his
studies at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
Miss Mary S. James of Newton, Mass.
arrived, Monday evening, and is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Phil
brick.
MI. and Mrs. Birger C. Rosentwist of
HYDE Park, Mass, arrived here yester-
day, and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
win Gledhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Walker arrived
home, last week, from a visit OF several
weeks with friends and relatives in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. ], P. Merrill went to West New
ton, Mass, Saturday, having been adj
vised of the serious Illness of her sister,
Mrs. II. A. Bennett.
The great fire, smoke and water sale
of the K. G. Woodland & Sons stock OF
groceries will commence, Tuesday morn
ING Sent Dc h. See ad.
Frank Z. Preble of Richmond, Me-,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Goodwin, Friday of last week. He was
on his way to visit relatives In Bingham.
Mrs. E. 2. Viles went to Dead River,
Me-, Tuesday to pass the next few weeks
with her husband who is in charge of
the work of rebuilding Dead River Dam.
NJ. j. Allen OF this place was elected
vice president of the First Maine Cavalry
association at the meeting of that organ
ization held at the State Fair grounds in
Lewiston, last week.
A. Nj. Thompson & Son wish the Re-
PORTER to announce that the parties
who have been taking lumber from their
mill yard at Athens without permission
must settle at once to avoid criminal
prosecution.
Mrs. G. H. Pishon, Mrs. E. K Delano,
Mrs. J. F. Williams. Mrs. W. w. Cakes
and Mrs. Joseph Hutchins represented
Sunset Chapter, o. E. s., at the School
of Instruction in Newport, Monday
evening. Members from seventeen chap
tiers were in attendance.
Miss Mae E. Nay has a clerkship In
the Skowhegan postoftice in the position
recently vacated by Miss Helen Tozier.
Miss Nay secures the appointment as
one of the three attaining highest rank
among ten applicants who took the civil
service examination, June 10.
Amos Chapman of Athens was in town
Monday, with eight head OF fine cattle
which he shipped to Brighton, Mass.
for Chapman & Holt. These gentlemen
have been associated together in the
cattle and wool business for twenty years
and rarely miss a week in their ship
ments to the Brighton market.
A joint meeting of all Masonic bodies
has been called to meet at Dad Fellows
hall next Monday evening, to consider
the building of hall or other means to
obtain one for future use. This will be
a meeting of importance to all Masons
and every Mason in town should make
an effort to be present.
A chauff fur in charge Of Pope-Toledo
touring car, owned by Ex-Governor John
F. Hill of Augusta, was in town, Mon
day evening, and stopped to have a
broken spring repaired by Palmer & Co.
He had been with Mr. Hill, W. T. Haines
and two other gentlemen to the city of
Quebec and was just returning, having
left his passengers at Bingham. Quebec
is 100 miles from here. The party left
that city at ten a. NJ, Sunday and arrived
10 Jackman at eight the same evening.
Jackman to Skowhegan was made on
Monday, with the heaviest rain fall of
the season, and the machine left for
Augusta after making the repair above
referred to.
Three men in charge Of eighteen
horses belonging to the Hollingsworth
81 Whitney Co of WinslOW Dassed
through here, last week, on their way to
that company's camps at Kibby Town
ship in the Dead River region. When
just this side of Pishon's Ferry they met
an automobile and the two horses that
were attached to the heavy wagon made
bolt and broke the pole. After this
was repaired they found that one of the
lead horses was going lame and when
they arrived In the vicinity Of the shoe
factory In this place they found 1t nee
essary to load him on to a jigger to bring
him into town. Subsequent examination
showed that his leg was broken. He Is
now qusrtered at the Skowhegau House
stables and attended by local Veterin-
airy surgeon with good prospect of be-
coming sound animal again in few
weeks.
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All new fall hats at Curtis's.
Plenty of ripe tomatoes at A. r.
Jewett's market.