The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-12-27
Dan DAILY comes Jan. sth.

f. b. Curtis went to Waterville, sat,
urday.
Junkins' new ad. is pleasing.
Roy l.. Marston passed Sunday in
/ Portland.
1t certainly bids fair to be "A .green
Christmas
Harry Gushing is passing the holidays
in Aroostook county.
L. c. Heselton went to Portland, on
Saturday to pass Sunday.
Supt. Day of the 5. & n electric
passed sunday in lIalloWell.
kendalls orchestra give dance at
Milburn Hall, this Monday night
Mrs. Jas. Il. Frost entertains Sorosis
at its next meeting, Wednesday evening,
Jan. ID.
Dir. c. Z. Sawyer returned home Sat
urday from a business trip in Piseataqns
county.
A. G. Hill of Augusta, accompanied by
Master Guy Ganuett, passed Sunday in
town.
Thos. Lawley was confined to his
home last week by Illness, but is now on
deck again.
The post office keeps open all day to-
morrow, Christmas to accommodate the
numerous patrons.
The next meeting of the {. {. c, G.
will be held at the Library Parlors, Mon
day evening, Dec. 3lst.
Mrs Chas. Murphy returned home
Saturday night, from visit to her
parents in New Jersey.
The annual injecting of the Milhurn
Club, for the election of officers occures
Monday night next, Dee. 30.
Rev. MI. Farnham OF ST. Albums
preached from the pulpil of the Gongre.
gational church sunday morning.
Notice the low prices that we are
making ON both ladies' & mems shoes
this week, at No. Madison Avenue.
Conductor Wellington Sprague Wa,
among the speakers at the Commercial
Club Banquet in Lewiston last week.
George Green and Frank Written have
qualified as motor men on the 5. Il \
electric road, and now run portion ol
the time.
Mrs VIM. Doran left home this morn
ing to spend Christmas with friends il
Portland and then will go to Boston fol
II few days.
f. F. Fairbrother expects to have hi
block completed this week and ready fo
his former tenants, Wentworth y Oak
to move into.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Smith and thei
son, Master Carl, of Portland arrived il
town Saturday evening to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Miss Carrie kalloch of the State o
Washington who is pursuing course o
study at Newton, Mass, was the CUES
of friends in town over Sunday.
Miss May Ward has resigned her pc
sition as teacher of the grammar school
sold Academy and accepted u position
in the schools of Winthrop, Mass.
j.. +. Greenwood, c. +. is in town to
day. He returned Saturday from worl
on the Bangor IL Aroostook railroad
His card appears in the REPORTER. thi
week.
Jas. D. Partridge of FIT. Fairfield
arrived in Skowhegan, by the noon trail
of Thursday, last, aud is at the home o
his parents suffering from quincy scr
} throat.
None seem to remember winter sea
son when SO much skating on the rive
was afforded, AS this. II has been grea
sport there, with hardly no interruptio
for four weeks past.
Wesscrrunsett Lodge | o. o. +. o
Athens, is to hold its annual aunversar
concert and ball, Friday evening, Jan.
in Wessurrunsett Hall. The music 70
the occasion is to be furnished by Ken
dall's orchestra. The committee of an
engagements are l.. G. Williams. j. i
CorSon and f. I. Hight.
The celebration of Christmas is get
ting to be something of a puzzle to man
"A good mother. 1t is essentially tn
childlen's holiday, but older people hay
taken it as their own. In our grand
mothers time it was a home festiva
In our time it is public, social, ever
sort of merrymaking in fact, says a
exchange.