The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-06
Mrs. Vina L. Hill has six room
tenement for rent, at No. IA Cross st.
Miss Lettie NJ. Rowe passed Sunday
at Shawmut, the guest of DR.. and Mrs.

w dibCAo.
Miss Williams is showing all the
newest designs in stamping patterns
for braiding and embroidery.
j. Savage of Fairfield was in
town over Sunday, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Fred B. Philbrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jewell of Fair
field passed Sunday in town as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Whiting.
|. Miss Marion Brainerd of Augusta
was in town over Sunday, the guest
of her mother, Mrs Flora 7.
Brainerd.
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden left here
Saturday for Cornwall, N. Y. where she
will visit with Mrs. Della Ames for
the month of May.
Joseph Butler, manager of the Kill
care farm on the Hayden Lake road,
passed Sunday in Winthrop as the
guest of E. H. King and family.
DIR. George o. Smith of Washington,
D. c. arrived here last evening to
pass few days with Mrs. Smith, who
is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Helen S. Coburn.
William II. Paine, grand master
workman of the Supreme Lodge of
Maine, Ancient Order of United
Workman. has been attending meet
fngs of the local lodges in Gardiner
and Hallowell this week.
County Commissioner Geo. T. Tib-
bits and wife of Hinckley have been
in town for few days this week,
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w. G..
Wheeler. Mr.. Tibbetts brings the
somewhat unwelcome intelligence
that brown tail moth nests are very
numerous in his locality.
The w. @. T. U. will meet in G. A.
r. hall next Tuesday afternoon, at
3 O'Clock, when the result of the
membership contest, which the Union
has been conducting for the last two
months, will be announced. There
will be good programme. A cordial
invitation is extended to all ladies to
attend this meeting.
Prizes in the Keen Kutter Contest
were announced by the Steward
Hardware & Plumbing Co. this MORN
ing, the numbers given referring to
the Keen Kutter ads cut from various
publications and brought to their
store. Mary Withee, LIST, 1903; Mabel
Moody, End, 1241; Carrie Thompson,
Sd, LAS.
Mr.. George F. Barnard, secretary of
the Good VIII Home Association,
accompanied by Mrs. Barnard, was in
town over Sunday, the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. B. B. Merrill. Mrs. Barnard
is member of the Island Avenue
Congregational Church. Mr.. Barnard
spoke to the members of the Y. M G.
A. club at their rooms at a meeting at
four O'Clock in the afternoon.
At the animal meeting of stock
holders in the Skowhegan Water
Power Co. May 3, the following
officers were elected, viz: Directors,
Lewis Anderson, j. Wallace Blunt,
David A. Haig, John R. Mcclellan
and Chas. E. Young. F. A. Nolin was
reelected clerk and treasurer. At a
subsequent meeting of the directors
Lewis Anderson was chosen presi-
dent.
The Skowhegan High School Base
ball club won game yesterday after
noon from team made up of their
instructors, the team coach and other
baseball material, including some men
from the Maine colleges. The game
was arranged to afford practice for the
school team. Reed occupied the pit
cher's box for the High School nine
and Parker pitched for the opposing
team. The score was nine to eight.
The annual meeting of the Show
hogan Savings Bank was held at the
rooms of the First National Bank,
Monday, and the following officers
were elected: Trustees, Hon. S. J.
Walton, Levi Weston, Bin Page,
Charles Cook, David Haig; pres
ident, Hon. s J. Walton; treasurer
and clerk, Carleton P. Merrill. DR..
L. A. Dascomb, F. G.. Danforth,
Sewell w. Smith and F. w. Buchanan
were added to the list of incorpora-
tors.
Captain F. G. Dunlap was summon
ed to Hartland Saturday by the illness
and death of his only sister, Mrs. Min
erva Morrow. He arrived about two
hours before her death. Mrs. Mer-
row was the widow of the late Frank
Morrow who died about two years
since. OF the five children who sur
vive, son, William Morrow, resides
here. Funeral services were observ-
ed at the home Monday afternoon, j.
II. Gray, pastor of the Methodist
Church of which the deceased had
long been member, officiating.
A pleasant event was the first an
nual concert and ball of Crescent
Tent, No. is, KAjghts of the Macca-
bees, which wasAeld, Thursday night
of last week, in Brange hall. Music
was furnished by Kendall's orchestra