The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-05-09
TOWN and VICINITY

pprentices wanted at C. E. Poul-
ms.
The prescription department at
Fogg's drug store is always in charge
of a registered pharmacist.
Miss Gertrude Williams of Farming
ton returned home Tuesday after a
brief visit here with her aunt, Miss G.
j. Williams.
Rev. George Merriam is to deliver
the Memorial Day address this year
before the G. w. Randall Post of
Freeport, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Davis Miller who
have been spending the month of
April in Boston arrived home Thurs
day evening of last week.
Neil Hilton the young son of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hilton of Waterville
returned home Monday after brief
visit here with his aunt, Mrs. David
H. Haig.
D. H. Perkins arrived here Mon
day evening accompanied by his
father, Chas. H. Perkins of Brooks
vile, who will make his home with
his son for the summer.
R. F. Washburn, leader of Company
+. Band, is to leave here next Satur-
day for a two weeks trip to Spring
field, Mass, and Middletown, Conn,
the latter town being the residence
of his sister, Mrs. M. d. Gillette. G..
Z. North will take his place as leader
of the band during this time.
The annual meeting of the Show
hogan Savings Bank was held Mon
day forenoon last at ten O'Clock. The
following officers were chosen, all
being reflections: A. H. Weston,
president; Bin w. Page, treasurer;
A. II. Weston, Ed P. Page, L. w.
Weston and s. J. Walton, trustees.
Mrs j. H. Earle of Cranston, R. l.,
who is to give her lecture. "The yell
lowstone Park" under the auspices
of Skowhegan Grange, Friday even
ing, May "a, will be recalled by Som
erset county friends as Miss Marian
Judkins, who passed her early life in
Cornvilie, and was for some years a
resident of this town. Mrs. Earle
has but recently visited the great
National Reserve. The lecture is the
result of personal observation and is
illustrated with 100 colored views.
Mrs. Alice Gledhill has disposed of
one OF the handsome pair of bay six
year Odds, which she has been driving
the past year and the horse was ship
ped to Portland yesterday morning.
The purchaser is James M. Stedman
OF the Steadman, Hawkes. Co., of that
city and it is probable that he may
purchase the other horse also. The
horse sold was previously owned by
Dr. F. c. Thayer of Waterville and
his mate was purchased from Geo.
Washburn Of Madison. Mr.. Stead
man was entertained during his stay
here at the home of John A. Moores.
Henry W Churchill president and
Edward lies steward of the Skowhe-
gan Aerie of Eagles, we're arraigned
before the United States Circuit Court
at Portland, last Friday, and bound
over in the sum of $500 for trial at the
September Term, for alleged violation
Of the liquor laws. The Skowhegan
Aere and other lodges of the Eagles
and similar societies throughout the
state have system Of keeping liquors
for their members and this case
brought against the president and
steward is really a test case against
the organization to determine whether
or not they can be obliged to take out
United Licenses as retail liquor deal
ers. AS the result will affect all
Of this class of organizations in the
state the matter assumes good deal
more than local Importance.