The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-02-28

rsdishes and dapdelion green's at A. r.
Jewett's market.
A list class seamstress can 1nd EN-
ployment by applying at room number
nine, Hotel Oxford.
william Tolman aud bis sister, Ars.
Jennie Mslbon, went to Vassslboro by
the 8 % train, this morning.
Mrs. r. H. WATSON OF No. Arson re-
turned home, Monday, after a visit here
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs W. d.
Snow.
James G. Collins returned home Tues
day from Boston, where he attended the
annual reunion Of his regiment, the lst
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery.
Mrs. Ralph Ames Of Clinton, Mass,
with her young daughter, Virginia, AZ
rived here Monday evening, and are
passing the week with Mrs. Ames' mo
| Their, Mrs. A. T. Whittier.
Messrs. II. A. Dinsmore and W, II.
Seekins have just completed song 10
popular ballad style on which they have
been at work for several months. IL Is
to be issued In sheet music form under
the title OF "Whpn the Roses Irvine the
TrellIs by the Door. The words are by
Mr.. Seekins aud Mr.. Dinsmore has com
posed the music for them. These gentle
men were in Boston last week arrang.
ing for its publication.
During the trip which Roy l.. Marston
Ia making this week to West Point, he
has held consultations with several ell
ents at their estates In that vicinity. One
of these gentlemen Is r. c. Colt OF the
Colt Arms Co., at Garrison and another
81. w. Sterling who has an estate OF
1900 acres at Harrison in the same estate.
The last named gentleman Ia the personal
attorney OF John D. Rockefeller. Mr..
Marston Is retained by these and other
gentlemen of that vicinity to advise them
as to the most desirable plan TO follow 10
forestng the lands about their country
homes.
DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer, accompa-
MED BY their daughter, Miss Fancher,
attended the seventeenth anniversary OF
the Dexter club at Dexter, Me last fri
day evening. The present occasion was
the third Of the Dexter club snnuals
which Dr.. and Mrs. Sawyer have attend
ed. Their home was formerly 10 that
town and it offers very pleasant oppor-
tunity for them TO meet their former
friends and acquaintances. IL Ia recog-
nIzed as the event of the winter In Dex-
ter and 125 couple, many from other
cities and towns ofthc state, participated
In the festivities OF last Friday evening.
A well known SkOwhegan trade union
list, claiming to represent large num-
Der Of the members Of the various trade
organic atoms, asks the REPORTER 10
state that at the Union Labor mass
meeting, Wednesday evening OF last
week, two factions sought TO make nom
nations, one representing those who are
identified with the American Federation
of Labor and the others dominated by
the members OF the Industrial Workers
OF the World. The adherents OF the lat
ter organic ltion were most numerous
and carried things to their own liking,
the result being quite dfi'ren from that
planned by the American Federation OF
Labor people, who purposed 10 advise
the nomination Of candidate FOR third
seectman only.
Under The management Of the clsss Of
young men taught by Lyman L. Walton
at the Congregational Sunday school
supper followed by n musical aud liter
AIRY entertainment was given A. The
church psrlors last Saturday egerlua
The net proceeds amounted to twenty
ak dollars and this Is 20 be devoted Ia
the Young Mems Christian Associatior
Fund 0 her entertainments, each Of
the classes OF the sunday school taking
Its turn, will follow, the next In The
series to be given some time during the
month OF March. All OF the churches oi
the town are enlisted 10 the enterprise
and the purpose Ia 10 establish a iuud
that will warrant the erection Ola Young
Mems Christian Association bulldog
Il seems that the National Y NJ g A
will not Recognize so association uoder It's