The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
Ordway has a wagon to sell.

Ouu FeIl"Ws Hdlii rIluay eNtnluk3 joy
7ih, at 40 O'Clock.
Saturday, September S, and Monday,
september 10, c. II. Gardner will unload
carload of grain.
Paul f. Murray, an employe at Buck
nam's drug store, is on a TWO weeks
vacation, portion OF which Is being
passed at Watervile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua F. Williami
have gone to Lewiston and will pas
State Fair week with their daughter
Mrs. d. w. Weber.
Nj. and Mre. 5. W. Phibrick anc
their children, who had been at Poph4n
Beach, Me, since August lst, arriy'
home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. A. Dascombe is in Wilton
Me-, this week, having been summoned
there on Monday, by the death of hei
mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Chandler.
Mrs. a. A. Merrill, treasurer of the
Fairfield Savings Bank. was in tow
Tuesday to see her sister who Is belag
treated at the Somerset Hospital.
Mrs. Carrie Hackett of Medford,
Mass, has been passing week at TIT
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Pitts, returning home, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lamb are on va
cation trip TO Jackman, where they ac-
company Mrs. Lgmb's brother, c. II,
Mile, Esq, and his wife, OH camping
expedition.
John McIlwrath, night operator AID
collector for the Skowhegan flee OF tht
Maine Telephone Company, arrived
home, Tuesday, from a brief vacation
passed al Portland.
Miss Lena Tobey is passing the pres
ent week with friends in Lewiston. She
is TO return to her duties In the loo
flee OF the Maine Telephone company,
next Monday, after a vacation of Nv
weeks.
r. f. jackson went to Augusta, Mon
day, TO accompany his wife and young
SOD, George, to that city. Miss Vera
Snow was also in the party and with
Mrs. Jackson is passing the week as the
guest of Mr.. JacksJn's parents.
Captain and Mrs. C. E. Bartlett OF
Winthrop, Mass, are passing the week
In town. This is their first visit here
since the summer of 1902. They are
to go to Harmony, Captain Bartlett
early home, before returning to Massa'
chusetts.
Miss Iva L. Briggs of Bingham is pass
ing the week In town the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Abbey. Miss Briggs Wal
at one time an employe of this office
She is to attend the Morse Business Col
lege in Hartford, Conn, during the com
ing winter.
Miss Ann Morrison, librarian of tb'
Skowhegan Free Public Library for thu
past fifteen years, has rendered her res
ignation to the trustees, TO take ,ifee
September 10Th. Miss Morrison hai
discharged her duties most acctptably
ana it will be d fficult to fill the VA
cancy. No announcement has beer
made as yet as to her successor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. w. VIZ ght were II
town, last week. 1t will be recaller
that Mr.. Wright bought the Springdal
drug store in Dexter, laat spring, and
he has recently taken possession OF th'
business, the terms OF the purchase
transferring it to him, September lat
Juring the summer he has been employ
ed in the Fernsld pharmacy In Rumforc
Falls, Me.
Chas. A. Stinchfleld, with his wife ant
children, left here for Fort Fail field
Monday. Mrs. Stibchtield came Il
Skowhegan from Aroostook county anc
one object Of the present journey Is Il
visit her people. M. S,irchfield's posi-
ton at the tfflce Of the American Elk
press company will be filed during nj
absence by Myron j. smith. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Stinchfeld are accompanied oil
their journey by Mrs. Selden Knight o
this place.
Members Of the Skowhegan Labor
Unions to the number of four or tiv'
hundred, accompanied by Company Il
band, called at the home of Sheriff CLYDE
II. Smith, last evening, to testify then
appreciation OF him as an executive OF
hcer and TO tender him their support a
the coming election. The gathering
took the form Of an Informal reception
the guests making themselves at hom'
in the house ani on the lawn, being
served to punch of the strictly temperate
variety and smoking on "Clyde" TO sucl
an extent as each mans taste for gooc
cigars permitted. The hours were pass
ed In most pleasant manner and tht
affair must have been very e. ilyable tt
all who participated. Mr.. Smith ha'
reason to feel highly gratied at his
friendly relations with these gentlemen
who constitute large aud growing III
fuence in every American community.
A representative OF the Meadow Brook
Ice Company of SprinL field, Mass was
here, Thursday of last week, and pur-
chased 100 tons of ice of the Skowhegan
Ice Company. This is being shipped to
Spring field this week and will require