The Somerset reporter., 1905-10-26
TOWN and VICINITY

hall, Tuesday, OCT. 3lst'
Celery continues fine and you will fluid
plenty of it at the Skowhegan Market.
/. in. Smith is on business trip to
Jackman and Moose River, this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G, X. Fogg and Miss
Velma left here for Massachusetts,, Tues
dsy for ten days vacation Tip.
Greeu & Barnard will sell 10 de-. Of
ladies 25e hose at Zoe or pairs for &c
on Friday and Saturday Of this week.
A food sale will be held in Grand Army
hall, Tuesday afternoon, October 3lsf,
from to O'Clock, by the ladies of the
W. c. I. L.
! The ruins of the Depot store are being
taken down and removed from the
Fletcher LOT, recently purchased by
w. P. 0rdway.
/ Madam Rawles of Romeo, Mich.
arrived here last week and is to pass
the winter at The home of her son,
Henry RAwes.
/ A tox of candy will be given to every
purchaser of 25cts worth OF stockings by
Green Il Barnard on Friday and saiuf-
day of this weef.
The frietds of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Philbriek have the pleasure this week
of conRratulating them on attaining the
55th anniversary of their marriage,
which occurred Oh Monday.
Frank z. Dyer of Foxeroft was in
town last week and made brief visit
with his niece, DR.. c. NJ. johnson. Mr..
Dyer was on his way to Californla
where he is to pass the winter.
Mrs. c. H. Locke Of Somersworth, y
q who was called to Maine by the i'll
ness of her cousin, Mrs. Harry Hilton
of Waterville, is visiting in town at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Jewett.
EN-. Merrill is remodelling the old
Engine House at the end OF the North
Channel bridge. The Salvation Army
have leased the hall and are to take
possession as soon as it is ready for
them.
The Seventh Day Adventlsts will give
a Bible study 10 their mission room, Sun
day at 2 80 p. m. All are cordially III
vted and requested to bring their Bibles.
Preaching at 730 p. ~, services con-
Quoted by Elder p B. Osborne.
Priscilla Rebeksh lodge will hold
Children's Night in Old Fellows ball,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 7lh. All Odd
Fellows children are invited. Rebekaha,
who have no children to bring, are priyi-
legged to invite ole child to be her guest.
Messrs. F. 2. Pennell, f. X. Delano,
| Geo. w. Cover, Augustine Fowler and
their wives have been on an outing to
| Gates Hill In Moscow this week. Mr..
aud Mrs. Cover have returned and the
rest OF the party are expected home
| tomorrow.
Carl d. smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alol 70 Smith has a position as instruct
or Ia Washington University, st Louis,
Mo. Mr.. Smith is a graduate of the
Skowhegan High school, class of 1899
aid of the University of Maine OF
the present year.
| Miss Prudence Wadsworth entertain
ed her youthful friends last Friday after
noon, it being the occasion of her sew
enth birthday. The little folks have the
memory of several pleasant hours with
gamee, birthday cake, etc, which
me ms so much to them at that age.
Two packages of liquor, seq d by
Sber # Smith at the flee of the Amer
lean Express Co.. were declared for
feited by Judge o. R. Bachelor in the
Municipal Court, Tuesday morn
ing, The boxes were marked to Walter
Doyle and John O'Clair and each con-
taiued four quart bottles Of "hskey.
William Knights, who formerly run in
here as baggsgemaster, is In charge OF
the Portland morning passenger dur
ing the absence OF the regular con-
ductor, P. f. Feeney, who is on his
annual vacation. Another change no.
ticed In local trains is that David Staples
ia engineer on Nos. l49-l49, the through
Portland freiA hit, replacing Seth Smith,
who was recently promoted to the pass
epger service.
At the Chapel exercises Of Wellesley
college, last Sunday morning, the 'honor
rollo for excellence In rank on work
done during the freshman year was
announced for the present sophomore
class. Out of class of 300 young
women As had attained rank to enttle
them to this distinction and among
them was the name Of Miss Lila V.
Howes of this place who will be recall
ed as valdctorian of the class graduated
from the Skowhegan high school In
1904.
The Skowhegan Roller Rink was filled
TO the limit last evening to witness the
race between Miss Izetta NJ. Butler of
Skowhegan and Mrs. Annie Weber of
Wsterville. Miss Butler held the lead
from the whistle at the start to the Ans
ish winning by very close margin.
There was most exciting period at the
18th lap, when Mrs. Webber attempted
to go to the front. Both were going to
ton anned and Mrs Wphhpr lost her foot