The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-14

dlsh-Bucknam sells 1t.
Miss Florence V. Gordon is passing the
week In Lewiston with her cousin, Miss
Grace Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Davis Miller are visit.
ng In Newport at the home OF Mrs.
Miler's brother, Ora Pratt.
The Ladies of the Methodist church
will serve one of their excellent dinners
at the vestry, Tuesday next, from II 81
until /. Price % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edward Durrell and
Mrs. Edith s. shepherd are among the
Skowhegan people in Boston this week
George Soule OF Boston is visiting al
the home Of his sister, Mrs. William
Rowell 10 Madison. He was called here
by the death of his mother, Mrs Lovins
Goodrich.
F.T. Palmer & Co. shipped full car
load of % farm carts to Jonas Il Ed
wards Il Son, Lewiston Tuesday. They
have seventeen more to complete by
April lat and % subsequent to that date
to fill the entire order.
There Is a movement on foot 10 revive
and reorgsnlze the Skowhegan board OF
trade, and a meeting for that purpose
will be called In the early future. The
REPORTER has 30 often pointed out the
advlsablity of this step, and the Iced for
live organization Of this kind Is so i'm.
oerstiye that no argument should be
needed to ensure the proper support.
A large and delighted audience listened
to the concert In Grange hall, Friday
night which was given by the Colby
Glee, Mandolin and Guitar Clubs for the
benefit of the Junior class of the Show
hogan High school. All the numbers
were encored and the concert was one Of
the most satisfactory ever given here by
the college boys. The net proceeds Of
the affair were SCI 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Danforth OF
Gardiner, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor, have been visiting at
the home Of Hon. 4. F. Danforth on
Norridgewock avenue. Mr.. Danforth
has served the state OF Maine as Rail
road Commissioner for several terms.
Ii Will be of interest to our readers to
know Frederick Danforth is the SOD OF
distinguished citizen Of this county, the
late Judge Charles Danforth OF Nor
ridgewock, who was member of the SUI
preme Court OF Maine for u years.
1t will be greatly to the advantage OF
those who receive their mail by the
Skowhegan local deliveries II they will
instruct their correspondents to address
theft mail to street and number. Tit
mail arriving on the evening passenger
train Ia now sorted ready for the carriers
by the clerks In the railway postal car,
80 far as they are able to determine itf
destination, and the street address is
niece ssary to enable them to perfectly do
their work. Where the letter or pack.
age lacks the street address 1t has to be
handled over In the Skowhegan Cffice.
making the local carriers late In getting
started on their evening deliveries.
Mra. A. 0. Roberts departed for la
well, Mass, with her eldest SOD, Adolph,
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Roberts and
younger SOD, Edward, will join them in
the future. The evening previous to her
departure Mrs. Roberts was a guest with
a large company Of friends at the resi-.
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Morrisette
on Summer street at which time she was
presented with a ten dollar gold piece az
a token of their esteem. On the same
occasion the society Of 81. John The
Baptist, of which Mrs. Roberts has been
secretary, sigaifled their appreciation OF
her faithful services by the gift OF some
beautiful gold rosary beads and a gold
thimble.
An unusually large number OF Show
hogan business men are passing the pre-
sent week In Boston. Among them are
Herbert l.. SWEET, C. II. Gardner, Dr. r.
y. Sawyer, A. G. Blunt, j. w. Blunt,
j. P. Oak, A. ?. Merrill, {. A. Rose, II. W.
Varney and r. E. Jackson. M. ID. Col
bath of Hampden, Me-, who is now
identified with Skowhegan business IL
terests through his connection with the
Central Maine Gas and supply Co., was
among the number who left here Tues
day for the New England metropolis.
His daughter, Miss Muriel, was TO &C.
company him. The principal interest
centers In the Automobile and Power
Boat Show, now 10 progress In the great
Mechanical Fair Building and other Bos-
ton Auditoriums. Most Of the Skowhe-
gan party are quartered at the Adams
House.
The New York World OF March 3rd
runs prominent heading, "Child Vio-
linist to Play at OPERA" and under 1t The
picture OF the boy violinist that Skowhe-
gan people know as Samme Kotler.
The World spells his name "Kotlarsky'
and this Is evidently the name that he