The Somerset reporter., 1896-01-16
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Mrs. y. W. Bailey OF NHW Ioik Nlby.
is the guest of Mrs. IL. X. White
F. C. Dow returned home Monday
night from weeks visit to Boston
Capt. Zenas Vaughan has recently
been granted an increase of pension.
Col. A. G. Blunt attended the Reed
Club meeting at Portland, yesterday
1t is expected that the December term
of Supreme Court will adjourn today.
Nm. Doran left home on a business
trip to Augusta and Portland. yester-
day.
A manufacturers stock of fur capes
selling at wonderfully low prices at W.
II. Wildes'.
Ezra Andrews left home to-day for
New Hampshire, where ne will remain
some weeks.
Rev. L. II. Copeland will preach next
| Sunday morning from James l 26. Sub
iect, There Is that which seemeth and
is not.
Miss Agnes B. Stafford is home from
Lewiston for the week, to return to-
morrow.
Mrs. c. j. Bailey of No. Conway, \.
H., arrived in town Tuesday evening for
weeks visit with friends.
Hon. e. F. Webb of Waterville, was
in town in attendance upon court this
week, returning home yesterday.
A delegation of Norridgewock people
that filled two cars, attended and enjoy
ed the concert Tuesday evening given
by the Albions.
Rev G. w. Hinckleys WAS in town
yesterday, and appeared before Pomona
Grange TIC answer to inquiries relating
to Good viii Home Association.
IL. V. Starrett of Warren, Me-, is cam
wasting our town for that indispensable
hand book, The Maine Register, publish
ed by G. M. DOMAIN, Portland, Me.
Master Johnny Dane accidentally
caught his finger in plane at his
fathers sash and blind factory, Tuesday
afternoon, mangling it so it had to be
amputated.
The SNOW still holds aloof from this sec
tion but we hear of quite heavy storms
IL inches fell, and sleighing was enjoyed
from Friday \. NJ, till Monday follow
ing.
Commencing next Sunday, Jan. 10, the
services at the Uniyersalst church will
begin at half past ten O'Clock and the
Sunday School at 1l.45. This change is
made so the pastor can have more time
with the Sunday school here before
leaving for Madison. where he holds
services every Sunday afternoon.
The Miburn Club have in contempla
ton an entertainment in the near future,
and at a meeting held at their rooms on
Monday evening last, a committee was
appointed to perfect arrangements and
report at a meeting to be held Mon
day next, at which time it is hoped
there will be full attendance of the
members.
The Weir Stove Co.. manufacturer of
the popular Glenwood stoves, appreciat-
ing the fact of the large number that
have been bought in this vicinity from
their agents Doran & Wood, aggregat-
ing nearly 1000, request every owner of
GInnv,nod m nn1l IN nnrap G. Wood
and get beautiful calendar with their
compliments.
At the annual meetings of the stock
holders of the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery held Jan. II, Geo. b. Wing
was elected president; Charles Wyman,
w. A. Worthen, Allen Russell and j. w.
Packard, directors, and Jas. f. Coffin,
sec and treas. for the ensuing year.
The creamery's total receipts for the
year 1895, was $42 ,499 IS, and pounds of
butter made was 203, 225.
The two dancing schools that have
been in progress for some weeks in town
under the direction of Prof Young
closed last evening, both schools uniting
in a ball at Miburn hall, at which many
of the new dances taught by Prof.
Young were danced, showing the pro-
ficiency of his pupils. AS teacher, the
fact seems established that Prof. Young
is we'll up in his profession.
Mr.. George r. Freeman of Fargo, No.
Dakota, is in town this week visiting his
mother. Mrs. o. r. Bachelor. He has
also called upon other friends in Scion
and Norridgewock, where he for a time
resided. He left Somerset in 1867 for
the west and has for some years past
been in mercantile business in Fargo.
He is enthusiastic over the great west,
but still retains an interest in the State
of Maine.
A poverty ball is to be given at y. G..
S. NJ. hall on Thursday evening the Odd
inst, with music by kendall's orchestra.
The following fines are to be in force
Gents. white shirts, Sc Z; rings &c; watch
chains, sc; Ladies, anything better than
a calico gown, &c; gold bosom pins or
rings &c each all ners0ns seen using