The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-12
Nv Law Office will be closed
on Saturday afternoons during
July and August.
FORREST GOODWIN.

/ [. D. Libby of Brighton was in town,
Monday.
Mrs. 2. S. H. Vaughan OF Bangor
passed Sunday in town with her mother,
Mrs Julia Wentworth.
Company E. Military Band will give a
concert on Railroad Square next We'd
nesday evening, June i.
Mrs. James L. Seston of Norwich,
Conn. is spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Bailey.
The Steward Plumbing Co. commenced
on an extensive job Of plumbing at
Good Will Farm, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tantish returned
home, last week, after a two weeks'
visit with relatives 10 Boston and Yicin-
| ity.
Mrs. Horace Jewett, accompanied by
her son. Linwood, went to Exeter, N, H.,
last week, for a weeks visit with rel
atlYes.
Mrs. Caroline G. Redirgton OF New
York is 10 town for the summer, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. LYDIA Bradford
OF Elm street.
Miss Carrie Stuart OF South Portland
returned home, Friday noon, after pass
Ing a week 10 town as the guest OF Mr..
Nharloo nraEp
L. CLYDE Church left on the noon train
for Wyoming where be will pass the
summer visiting his father, A. c. Church,
and In looking over the country.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer passed Monday and
Tuesday in Portland In attendance upon
meeting of the State Board of Dental
Elk 4miners of which be is member.
Miss E. Frances Hutchinson, who has
been teaching in the public schools OF
Wareham, Mass, for the past year, ar
rived In town, Tuesday, for the summer
vacation.
Miss Pearl Maddocks returned, Friday
from Mercer where abe has Just CON-
peted a successful term teaching and
will pass the summer at her home on
Middle street.
Landlord Washburn of the Mohicsn
house, Lake George, was in town, Wed
nesday, and met party of seven people
from Roslindale, Mass, who have en-
gagged rooms at the hotel for few
weeks. There are now 30 guests at the
lake and additional ones are coming
every day.
A game of ball has been arranged for
next Saturday at Fairview park between
the newly organized Skowhegan team,
which covered itself with mud ana glory
at its opening bow to the public at Fair
view park on the Fourth, and the dele
CATION Of ball tossers representing Pitts
field. The report come OF a strong team
at Pttsfield this year and an exciting
game Ia to be expected. Abbey, the
high school wonder whose speed and
control was good for eighteen inningssin
| Iue NIOhl Nollhoib khuSi VIII oSSupJ
the box for Skowhegsn. Skowhegan
has a ball team this year that has shown
itself worthy OF the support Of every
baseball fan in town, and IL is to BE-
hoped that large crowd will be found
at the park at o'clock when the game
will be called.
Hon. Forrest Goodwin and R. T. Pat
ten leave here tomorrow for Boston,
from which city they are to depart by
steamer at noon, Saturday, for Halifax,
Nova Scotia. They are TO return home
by way of Digby, \. s., st. John, New
Brunswick and Portland, arriving at the
latter city on the 10 b. The journey Is
planned to secure as long a sea voyage
as possible within the time given and
will be wholly by steamer except for an
afternoons ride by rail from Halifax to
Digby. This trip is part Of Mr.. Pat
tens vacation. which commenced on
Monday last and will continue for one
month. During his absence his place In
| the REPORTER eff e will be filed BY
Mr.. Ben B. Fogler, who will attend also
to the mileage book business conducted
by Mr.. Patten.