The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-07
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Mr.. Mark Savage of Bingham, was in
town, Wednesday.
Rev. B. c. Wentworth will preach at
Revere, next Sunday p. m. ut , 30.
Roy l.. Marston returned to Bowdoin
college, Wednesday morning, having
spent the vacation at his home here.
Mrs. Fanny Cabot and daughter, Miss
Edith, left home Tuesday for Washing
ton, D, c., where they will remain for
some months.
Misses Ethel Walton and Florence
Pooler returned, Wednesday, to Laselle
seminary, having spent the vacation at
their homes here.
Our local ice men ". {. Savage and A.
E. Norton have cut and housed their ice
for next seasons supply, and we learn il
is of unusually fine quality
A complete line of periodicals, Boston,
New York and all Maine daily papers,
may be found at Fred Ii. Wings new
store, Madison Ave Watch for ad
next week
The topic for the social meeting at the
Universalist church, Sunday evening.
Jany. 10, is Seeming, reference, Matt.
l6 "a 25; % %, % Luke Il Is, u
Lev. 10 Is.
Ernest L. Upper, Esq, who Was adj
mtted to practice law at the present
term of S. J. Court, is, we learn, to re-
main in the office of Walton < Walton
for the present.
We have had our January thaw,' a
heavy rain storm that took off what lit
tie snow we had, and raised the rivers
two feet or more. 1t is bad for business,
especially numbering.
Misses Emma Hutchinson, Edith b.
Hanson and Grace Russell, Messrs.
Harold Hanson and Fred Lawrence,
Skowhegan's representatives at Colby,
returned to Watervile, Wednesday.
Coronet Navy cut smoking tobacco to
suit gentlemen of superior taste, put up
in air tight tins. warranted to keep
moist in all climates, can be found at A.
+. Bisson's restaurant, 119 Water st.
The band boys are to have a benefit
ball at Mller's Hall, So. Norridgewock,
tomorrow, Friday evening, for which
music will be furnished by the full band.
special return car will run to this place
at the close.
Stephen Lewis, who for year or more
has been employed in the barber shop of
j. IL. Hutchins, has. we learn, purchased
half interest in the business, the new
firm to be Hutchins & Lewis. It's a
good combination.
The many Skowhegan friends of Amos
X. Butler, who was for several years
superintendent of schools here, are
pleased at his success in securing cleo
ton as assistant secretary of the Senate
at Augusta. 1t is very desirable place
for young lawyer.
Roy l.. Marston gave a whist party of
six tables at the home of his father. Hon.
c. A. Marston, on Friday evening last,
in honor of his guest, Mr.. Cony Sturgs
of Augusta, a classmate of Mr.. Marston
at Bowdoin college. After refreshments
dancing was INDUCED in for an hour.
Penticostal meetings will be held at
the Methodist vestry next week, under
the leadership of Rev. II. n. Rrown of
Norwich, Conn, assisted by Mrs. Abbie
Lawrence of Somerville, Mass. The
first service will be held on Tuesday
evening" Jan. II, A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
De Molay Commandery No. 10, X. T.,
has elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows Newell w. Brainerd, En-.
Com; George w. Cover, Gen; j. p.
Oak, c. Gen.; Frank w. Allen, Pre-.
James K. Frost, S. w. Albert q. Blunt,
j. W.. Geo. +. Sampson, Treas; VIM.
K. G. Estes, recorder.
Among the Somerset men who visited
lilt DldbS 1d1lbal bIilS HGGh5 DCSlNlt lilt
members of the House and Senate from
this county, were Messrs. S. j. Walton,
Forrest Goodwin, A. G. Blunt, w. II.
Wides, F. s. Cairns, +. p. Niles, c. A.
Marston and J. o. Smith, Skowhegan;
C. A. Harrington, Norridgewoek; c. O.
Small, Madison; Geo L. Hovey, No.
Arson, and A. II. Totman, Fairfield.
At the annual meeting of the Maine
Sportsman's Association, at Augusta,
Tuesday, Hon. P. o. Viekery was elected
president, and Hon. C. A. Marston first
vice president. They recommend GER
tain amendments to the fish and game
laws and the appropriation of S75, 900
to carry on the work of propogating fish
and game in the State. This is $50 900
more than in former years and is too
much increase to ask this year.