The Somerset reporter., 1905-07-13

Paris green, hellebore and blue vitrioI
at Bucknams.
Try bottle of Fogg's Root Beer Elk
tract; will make five gallons, only lC
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Thibodeau are pass.
ing the present week with friends in and
near Boston.
Miss Theda B. Seekins of Pttsfi Id
passed Sunday as the guest of her bro.
Their, William T. Seekins.
Mrs. w. P. Stewart of Wstervlle
visited for several days last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. White.
Miss Stella Pierce of The Forks arrived,
Monday evening, and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Paine, this week.
Mrs. E. w. Marble and daughter,
Miss Hattie, left Monday morning, for
Capital Island, Me-, where they are to
pass the summer.
Mrs. A. f. Taylor of Woodstock, VT,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mar
iqrie, is the guest Of her uncle, Lewis
Anderson, this week.
Fred Robinson of Elden, iowa, arrived
here Tuesday evening, and will visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Robinson In Cornville.
Palmer & Co. have added to their force
an expert in the horse shoeing line and
are now better prepared than ever to at
tend to this class of work.
S. w. Gould, Esq. and L L. Walton,
ESQ. were among the Skowhegan attor-
news who had business before the law
court at Portland, this week.
Mrs. Geo. f. Morrill, who has been in
poor health for more than year past
went to Lewiston, Tuesday morning,
where she is TO be treated at the Sisters
Hospital.
J. Wallace Blunt took Forrest Good
win and his two guests, Sherman Smith
and James Clark OF California, for an
automobile ride to The Forks and return,
Saturday.
Universalist Sabbath schools of No.
Arson, O lkland and Madison invite the
Skowhegau Sunday school to hin them
In their picnic at Lakewood Wednesday
of next week.
Mrs. Scott C. Durgin of The Forks,
accompanied by her little daughter,
Hazel and neice, Miss Alice Morris, are
visiting at the home of her father, Mr..
jeff 4rson Savage.
The members of the Clover Leaf Whist
Club were entertained, Tuesday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. f. p. Viles.
The tables for the game and refresh
ments were arranged On the veranda.
DIV. Colby, superintendent of schools,
has recently completed the school census
for the town. He finds one thousand
three hundred and ninety persons of
school age, a gain of forty-three over the
previous year.
C. M. Barnard returned to Jamaica
Plain, Mass, Tuesday, after passing .
fortnight's vacation here. Mrs Barnard
is to remain in Somerset county for the
summer and will visit with relatives in
Skowhegan and Embden.
The large stock of harness, robes and
whips carried by l.. W. Chase at his car
rage repository is the most complete,
probably in eastern Maine. He guaran-
tees to save any one good money over
what you'd pay other dealers for any
thing wanted in this line, and Chase's
guarantee always holds good.
william G. Fisher has exchanged his
blacksmith shop on Water sire with
E. T. Goodrich for the Brice Libby farm
in Athens, four miles beyond the village
Mr.. Fisher retained his tools and Is I'M
decided whether he will occupy the farm
or not. 1t will be no new work for him,
as he farmed it in Arootook county be.
fore moving to Skowhegan. Mr.. Good.
rich, too, is undecided what he will do
with the shop. He may sell it and he
may convert it into a store. The Libby
arm contains one hundred and sixty
five acres of land, has large amount of
standing lumber and cordwood, cuts a
large quantity of hay and the buildings
are in good repair.
HeRdstronE,
Mrs. Homer-DOn't you think your