The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-17

/ Steward :,
Randolph Day and family have remov
ed to Island Falls.
Miss Jennie Cass left Monday morn
for for North Conway, n. Il.
Hon. 5. J. Walton is on his annua
hunting trip up river.
Judkins has full line of the famous
Bartlett knitting yarn.
Remnants in woolens for men anC
boys wear at Coburn Wooden Mills.
Rev. B. c, Wentworth returned homt
this morning. lie had been away foul
weeks.
Miss Eolia Bray left home this morn
Ing for Lowell and Boston to enjoy d
two weeks vacation
Very desirable patterns in rem ant
woolens for men and boys wear may be
found at Coburn Wooden Mills.
Mrs. Clara B. Leayitt went to Sidney
today where this evening she will in
spect the Relief Corps Of that place
Mrs. Mary Weston who has been visit
ing few days with Mrs. lothian
Weston, returned to her home in Saeo'
today.
Presiding Elder Lapham preached at
the Methodist church Sunday, in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. B. c. Went
worth.
Miss Ruth Mantor, formerly Of the
firm Mantor * Blake, Madison, has
commenced her labors as clerk in the
store of W. II. Wildes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. P. Berry, Mrs. Daniel
c. Church and Miss Mary f. Fuller OF
Portsmouth, y. H., were in town last
week, the guests of w. II. Fuller at
Hotel Coburn.
w. S. Varney has been made presi-
dent, Levi Wyman, vice president, Chas.
Allen, secretary, and Nora Mosher treas
urer of the Y. 7. S. c. +. of the First
Baptist church.
Mrs. Geo. f. Goodwin arrived home
by this mornings train from her visit in
sangerville, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. c. Houston and Master
Robert, who are to remain a few days.
Owing to illness Miss Carde will not
be able to attend to any business at
Skowhegan for a week or more. As
soon as able she will resume the organi-
cation of classes in elocution and physi-
cal culture.
Mr.. Richard W. Brown has purchased
of G.. w. Cover, ESD, his stand on
Water Street and will occupy it with his
family at an early day. 1t is one of the
most desirable residences in town and
the location one of the best.
The family of II. C.. Bassett, the
gentleman who has purchased and re-
opened the Sturtevant studio, arrived in
town by Saturdays train and are TO oc-
cupy the residence on Madison Ave,
recently vacated by +. z. Coffin.
The members of Vosmus Hook and
Ladder Company visited thel.home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fortier in Corn
Vile, Saturday evening upon invitation
of Mr.. Fortier, who was formerly
member of the company. A baked bear
supper was served and the evening was
passed socially. A good time is report
ed. The boys presented George and his
wife with two pretty willow chairs.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mrs. Hiram Burrill on Water
st. Thursday last, Oct. 10, at one o clock
the occasion being the marriage of, hel
daughter, Clara f., to Mr. Eugene Moore
of Canaan. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Caroline K. Angel of Norway
in the presence of the immediate rela
tves only. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left il
the afternoon for short trip, carrying
with them a host of good wishes.
The officers of the Grand Lodge, a. O
l.. w. arrived in town from Watervillt
on the 1910 A. NJ. train this morning
They were met at the station by repre-
sentatives of Skowhegan lodge, escorted
to the lodge room, where they wert
given a hearty welcome. The officers
return to Waterville on the l.35 trar
this afternoon. A special train will
leave at ! O'Clock this evening to Civ,
members of the order here, and theil
friends, opportunity to attend public
meeting at Wateryile TO be addressed by
the Supreme Foreman of the order.