The Somerset reporter., 1906-06-07

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Mrs. William H. Fowler went to
Brewer, yesterday, to be the guest for
time OF her sister, Mrs. b. F. Webb.
Mrs. f. p. Page went to Augusta,
Tuesday morning, the occasion for the
journey arising from the i'll health Of her
brother, Fl. R Randall.
Or. W. 5. Stinchf4ld went to Lewis
ton, Monday, to accompany patient,
Mrs. Sanford Reynolds, who enters the
Sisters Hospital for treatment.
The next regular meeting Of the We
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be held in Grand Army Hall, Tuesday
afternoon, June u h, at o'clock.
Fred T. Addnon, local reporter FOR
the Watervlle Sentinel, left here, Tues
day morning, for a weeks vacation to
be passed with relatives in Boston.
Miss Myrtis Genthner, stenographer
IN the office of Butler 81 Butler, left
this morning for a two weeks vacation
&c. Young went to Augusta, yester-
day afternoon, to confer with the Gus
noe Fiber company on business matters
for the Riverside Pulp company of this
town.
Ardale Clifton Is the name OF the little
one born to Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cross,
Saturday of Last week. Their MANY
friends are pleased to profer congratu-
lations.
Chas. f. Tilton of Bangor, superin-
tendent OF the public schools Of that
city, passed portion Of last week at the
home of his mother on the Norridge-
wock road.
Miss Maude Chute, cashier at Days
grocery store, is on two weeks vaca-
ton which she is passing with relatives
in Bethel, Ne. She WAS accompanied by
her sister, Miss Mildred.
The commencement exercises OF the
Grammar School, Grade 8, Academy
Building, are to occur Friday afternoon,
June Is, and will probably be held in
the First Baptist Church.
We note that Maurice Palmer Merrill,
of the Z ia Psi fraternity Of BowdoiD
College, has been chosen one Of the de-
baters for the Heath prize. The debate
will be held, Friday evening, June %
r. p. Pennell, local agent Of the in
surance company having the risk on the
goods in the store house near Bridge
street, destroyed by fire a few weeks
since, has paid Geo. E. Morrill,, the own
er, $3.50 In settlement of his loss.
Ben B. Fogler, who is taking two
years special course at the University
OF hi aine, is in town and will pass quite
portion of the summer here with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r.
Baker. For part of his vacation he is
to be member of the office force of the
SOMERSET REPORTER
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Percival are to
leave here Monday Of next week for EN-
pire, Oregon, where they will locate.
Mr.. Percival has been resident OF
Skowhegan for about Il years. He has
for a large part OF this time been en-
ployed IS a machinist at the works of
the Skowhegan Pulp Co.
Chas. Bagley, representing the Tex
tile Workers, d. G. Richards, represent
ing the Lqborer's Protective Union, and
Mack Haklns from the trade organiza-
tion of Skowhegan painters, are among
the delegates at Lewiston, this week, at
the annual convention of the Maine Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. M. S. Adams Of this
place, vice president of the Maine FEEDER
alton, Is also 10 attendance,
The baseball team of the Skowhegan
High School participated in very ex-
citing twelve inning contest at Madison,
Saturday of last week, losing to the
Madison High School by ecore OF 3 to
2. This gives the Madisons two out OF
series Of three games played by these
tWO Iiuus. IhC ohOUh0boh hish
Schools are to play the team from the
Good Will High School at Fairview park
next Saturday afternoon.
S. w. Philbrick moved into his new
business home, the suite OF offices just
completed for his occupancy in the
Ward hilbrick block, Thursday of
last week. The G. F. Ward company
expect to move into their store in this
same building the latter part Of the
present month. A full description of
OF the Philhrick offices and the Ward
Co. store was given in the REPORTER OF
April 10 with an illustration of the
handsome block in which they are
located.
The second concert of the summer by
the Co. K. Military band was given
Sunday afternoon, In Coburn park.
During the past winter the band has
had two rehearsals week and is con-
sdered the best that has represented
Skowhegan for number of years.
Sundays program was greatly enjoyed
by large audience. |, is not likely
that there will be many more of these
concerts at Coburn Park as the band
will have frequent engagements at Lake
wood on Sundays during the summer.
1t is planned, however, to give Skowhe-