The Somerset reporter., 1907-05-23
International Stock Food RENE dies
for sale at Fogg's drug store.

for sale at Fogg's drug store.
The prescription department at
Fogg's drug store is always in charge
of registered pharmacist.
Mrs. w. E. Hackett arrived home,
Tuesday, after brief visit with rela
tives in Jemptland, Aroostook county.
Remember the lecture by Bowley
Green, next Monday evening, at the
Methodist Church, on "England and
the English"
Frank L. Eddy of Boston, formerly
a resident of the place, has been
visiting Skowhegan relatives since
Friday of last week.
Don't forget the dance at Grange
Hall on the evening of Wednesday,
May 29th, under the auspices of mem
bers of Skowhegan Grange.
Bin w. Page and Robert Ordway
left via the Somerset Traction line
and the Somerset road, this morning
for Moosehead lake for a few days
fishing.
Forrest Goodwin, ESQ, arrived
home, today, from Alfred, Me-, where
he has been since Monday last, trying
an insurance case before a York
county jury.
L. L. Walton, Esq, of this place
and A. F. Donigan of Bingham were
among the Somerset county citizens
to attend the state temperance rally
in Portland yesterday
Mrs. |. J. Smith and her daughter,
Geneva, are passing the week in
Orono. Mrs. Smiths son, Raymond
j. Smith was orator of class of 1908
and spoke at the Junior exercises on
Tuesday.
A II. Wyman, one of Skowhegan's
board of selectmen, left here by the
early train, Friday morning of last
week, for Chester, Pa, where he will
be the guest of his son, DR.. Levi Wy
man, for several weeks.
The daily papers of Saturday give
an account of the serious injury to
E. P. King and family by being
thrown from their team at Monmouth,
Me. An automobile frightened their
horse causing the accident. Mr.
King was for many years resident
of this place.
Rev. T. w. Fessenden of Bangor
one of the most brilliant young ora
tors in Maine will give his popular
lecture on "Mastery Through Dis
covery" in the gational church
Friday evening May "a. 1t is a lecture
Astounding in wit, wisdom and elo-
quence. Admission 25c.
Elmer H. Dunton, prominent
business man of Jackman, was in
town Monday. Mr.. Dunton's store
was recently destroyed by fire this
being the second time that he has
been subjected to serious loss of this
kind. He is not to rebuild and is
now closing up his affairs prepare
tory to his departure for the west
where he purposes to locate
E. w. Marston of Oakl and, Cal, ar
rived in town Tuesday evening, and
has been passing the week as the
guest of Mrs. Sarah S. Marstoa. Mr..
and Mrs. Marston left California one
month since, coming east by the
Southern Pacific route. Mrs. Marston
is at present in Brookline, Mass. at
the home of her sister, Mrs Frank
Ridlon, and later will go to pass the
summer with her at her Rangeley
Lake cottage.
Saturday nights Lewiston Journal
devotes about a column to the Skow
hogan Motorcycle Club, giving pic
ture of A. r. Jewett, standing beside
his machine, and telling of the more
notable runs which the club has made
and some that it proposes to make III
the future. OF the latter the tour
through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
and Quebec, planned for the coming
summer is the most important. 1t
seems that the machines already
owned here and those expected TO
arrive in the early future, on orders
which have already been placed, will
make the total number twenty two,
larger number than is owned in any
place in Maine.
skowhegan was we'll represented at
the intercollegiate athletic meet at
Waterville, Saturday. Two Skowhe
gan boys, Percy Wyman of the Uni
versity of Maine and Carl Powers of
Bowdoin College, both graduates of
the Skowhegan High School, were
prominent in the running races,
Wyman winning the 22O yard dash in
% 3-5 seconds and the 40 yard dash in
So 1-5 seconds. In the preliminary
trials for this last event Powers was
matched against Wyman and was de-
feated by him. Had Powers drawn
any other contestant than Wyman
for the trials it is believed he would
have secured place in the final con-
test as he is thought to be, aside from
the speedy Skowhegan man just
mentioned, the fastest man in the