The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
TOWN and VICINITY

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J You can FIND Just the right thing for a
spring hat at Chas. +. Wards
The Alilburn club give reception to
the ladies next Friday evening.
Bragg y Varney do picture framing
J AID can show you fine line of mould
ings. If.
Z Mrs. VIM Moore and daughter Gwen
OF Portland, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Celia Mclntire returned Saturday
night, from Boston, where she had been
spending the week.
, Mrs. Dr. Hunnewell of Madison was
J the guest of her sister, Miss Addie
Smith, the past week.
James Partridge of Fort Fairfield
passed Sunday in town, leaving Monday
morning for Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Ellis of Wapole, Mass,
accompanied by her son, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Jewell, at DR.. Patterns.
n Miss Rose McIntre commences her
fourth year as first assistant in the High
school at Dalton Mass, this week.
Mrs. Helen Brown Haynes left Monday
morning for Boston. She will not begin
her engagement in Portland until Easter
Sunday.
Charles II. Daniels, who formerly run
Ia. 4 l.. I u.
passed Sunday in town, the guest of
William g. Chandler.
Mrs Charles II. Burrll and son Ralph
left this morning for visit to relatives
in Boston.i Before returning they will
go to Rochester, y. II.
The net proceeds of the entertainment
given by Miss Addie Smiths class of
the Grammar school, in Coburn hall
last week, were about SO.
Roy l.. Marston has been chosen one
of the editors of the Bowdoin Orient,
and elected historian of his class for the
class banquet which comes off next
term.
Separate skirts suits, jackets and
capes, all new, at w. II. Wildes'.
John Langley, who has been in Show
hogan for some months, returned Satur-
day morning to his home in Exeter, N.
II. He was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. William Langley.
G. f. Fairbrother principal of the
Livermore Falls high school, was in
town Thursday, visiting his classmate
in Colby University, Supt. Robinson.
Mr.. Fairbrother was on his way to his
home in North Arson to pass the spring
vacation with his parents.
The Somerset County First Maine
Cavalry Association purpose to observe
the Anniversary of Lees surrender,
April 9th as usual and a committee of
that association will meet in G. A. r.
Hall, Friday evening next at o'clock to
make necessary arrangements.
BY an announcement in another
column it will be seen that DR.. f.
IiOluth lJdISllS, IllG tllllIlCnI Dl1SlCldn
is coming to Showhegan, April 9th, for
a months stay The Doctor comes here
from Watervile, in which city he has
been quartered for two months, doing
an extensive business
Hon Llewellyn Powers of Houlton,
was in town last week, coming from the
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vile, Thursday morning, and leaving
for his home Friday morning. lie had
some taxes on wild land in Somerset to
adjust with County Treasurer Patten,
and took this occasion to do it and also
to call upon friends here, political and
personal
Last week sixty Rebekahs met at
Carrabassett Lodge room for regular
| business. When DR., EOnant was called
upon for speech, he opened with the
remark that his mother lavished kisses
! upon him during babyhood, 6S years
ago, from which he had never been
weaned, at the close of which he went
on mission, and such showering of
kisses rs he bestowed upon the entire
sisterhood, the brothers present never
before witnessed in their lodge room,
but it should be known that they were
not the old style, but Delano's new style
l<issines, which all the ladies pronounced
l.
! In Ohe account of a reunion of the
Sons and Daughters of Maine at South
birmingham, Mass, as it appeared in
the birmingham Gazette, we noticed
the names of several who form
erly lived in Somerset county or have
friends here. Among them were Mr.,
and Mrs. Sumner Pooler and Miss Bes-
sic Pooler, Misses l.. and Ruth NJ. Den
mis-, Mrs. Belle Clark and Miss Clark
One of the papers of the literary part
of the programme, which was highly
complimented was that written by Miss
Ruth M. Dennis upon Maine Women.
Miss Dennis is sister of Mrs. Harrison
Baker of this town.
In spite of the almost impossible con
ditiOu of the streets over fOrtY-iiye