Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-22
SK0WHECAN.

c. r. Fogg, Lewis Anderson and Rev.
Robert Morris left Friday on the early
train to attend tine Laymen,s conven-
ton in Portland
w. H. Paine, grand master workman
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, left Fri
day for Biddeford, where he visited
the lodge. Tonight he will be in Port
land and Monday will visit the San
ford Lodge and close his trip Tuesday
III Augusta. arriving home Wednesday.
N. l.. Horn, who had been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gledhill for
few lays. left Thursday for New York.
Norris Gledhill. superintendent of
the worsted mills here and in East
Madison, left Friday on business trip
to Boston.
Mrs. F. 1. Estes left Friday for Bos
ton, to visit friends.
Mrs G. e. Sprague and her daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy, left Friday for their
home in Lexington. Mass. They had
been the guests for several days of
Skowhcgan friends.
Damon Berce left Friday for Win
throD. Today, in company with E. p.
King, manager of the Tappan stock
farm in that town. he will go to Boston
to attend the down East" auction sale
of horses at Readville track. Three
colts from the Tappan farm will go I'M
dor the hammer, Bertha c. and Tap
On-Wood, both by Alliewood, 2.0915, and
Esmeralda r.. by Todd. 2.14A.
Herbert Wentworth has received his
Pew auto, an Fillmore of "a horsepower
and four cylinders.
T r,f( snr &c
in town for a week. the guest of Miss
Bessie I.awley.
The Somerset county Jail was in
spected Thursday by two Of the State
inspectors, f. r. Mayo of Waterville
and C. A. Leighton of Thomaston. 1t
is understood that a number of recon-
mendations were made.
Mrs. G. II. Newhall of Fairfield was
the guest Of Skowhegan friends Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. c. Griffin left Friday for a
visit with her daughter. Miss Margaret,
a student at Laselle Seminary, Auburn
dale, Mass.
Mrs. r. o. Sawyer left Friday for o
visit over Sunday with relatives in
Dexter.
Mrs. B. d. Salmon of New York was
in town Thursday. She is membe,
Of the faculty of the New England
Conservatory of Music. Boston.
The following Skowhegan people as
firms and individuals pay a tax of over
500 for the present year. the rate being
$21 on a $1,000 Or 81 more than last
year: First National Bank, $546; See.
ond National Bank, $279: A. r. Bison
$513.30; "A. G. Blunt, $222.9S; John p
Clark, s201 As; Commonwealth Shoe {
Leather Co., 500: Louise II. Coburn
$l0s6.75: Helen S. C"burn. $7l36S; Co
barn Hall Association. S79S; r. F. Dan
forth. s2l5.9; DIR. l.. A. Dascombe $236.
33: F. G. Dunlap, $3Oa1S: Hattie 3
Fosicr, sS15; Forrest Goodwin. $500
S. w. Gould, $793a4; J. c. Griffin
| sSOO.15; r. w. Haines, s367.O3; NJ b
Teselton. s24292: w. H. Heselton, Isxr.,
s331.sO: A. o. Lacrcix, $32924; Maine
Spinning Co.. s462. 81; Mary G. Weston.
$a5S.O9: John Weston. $319.57; ]. F. Will
liams. $311.7o; Charles E. Young, $205.-
e.: American Wooden Co, s254S IS :
Charles B. Dodge, s3423O; Maine Cen
tral Railroad Co. %20; George r. Fox,
$3l2.3o r. w. Brown. $922.95; Marston
Worsted Mills. SLABS: J. +. Mcclellan
STA 10: Mcclellan, Page & Young. $4S3
+. n Merrill. si34s.2e; J. r. Merrill,
$133G.72; Milburn Co. $273; l.. l.. Nor
risOh, S235.05: Noln Mfg. Co, 5000 S.
Ira A. Norton. 1881: w. =. Ordway
sG33.52: Lizzie Page. Admx.. 1856 S.
Hannah Page. $5of.9o: Bin w Page
s275.05; S. w. Philbrick. $25a09: heirs
of George Philbrick. s247.SO: M. r. Pool
er, $27012; d. A. & w. +. Porter. $24O-
Il; T. f. &, {. A. Ross. $323.40: Parker
Sanhorn, s245.23; Edith S. Shepherd
s13776 so; Skowhegan Pulp Co., $1449;
Skowhegan Electric Light Co. $1,000. so;
Skowhegan Water Co. $525; Clyde H.
Smith, s16S.45: Grace M. Smith. 1884. so;
w. r. Steward. $2ls.37; Steward Broth
ers. $3.50, 80; J. ID. Svmonds s3129O;
Frank and Abel Thompson. s5O6. SIS;
futile Brothers. $3S2.63; l.. l.. Walton
Admr., s365.0S: Ward & Phlbrick. $315;
Herbert Wentworth. Admr, $26S.sO; L.
w. Weston e. Co, S46237. From the
above it will be seen that four indi-
viduals pay a tax of over $1,000, the
largest taxpayer being Mrs Edith S.
Shepherd. $134S26.
Miss Louise H. Coburn is passing the
week in Boston with friends.
Hon. L. F. Danforth was in Portland
on business Friday
The funeral of the late Joseph Tan
fish was held at A. M. Friday from
st. Mary's church. Services were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. A. o. La
croix. Burial was in the family lot in
the Catholic cemetery
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