The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-01-06
Miss Elise Fellows went to New Y ork,

Hon. c. F. johnson of Waterville, was
il town, Friday.
Rio, lava, Mocha and canned coffees
at Brown & Wards.
Col. and Mrs. A. G. Blunt went to
Boston, Monday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer passed
Sunday in Waterville.
Mark down and clearance sale at Stew
ards for the next 10 days.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lambert is officiating as
organist at the Bethany church.
There will be union service at the
Bethany church, Friday evening.
There will be rush at w. Il. Wildes'
for the next ten days.
f. P. King, clerk at the Stage House,
Bingham, was in town, last week.
Miss Alice Lawley returned to the
normal school at Gorham, Monday.
Rock, Liverpool, Mineral and all kinds
of salt for sale at the South side grocery.
w. C. Hobart left town, Monday
on trip to New York and Washington.
Miss Grace d. Bradley returned Mon
day morning to the Pennington normal
school
| If you want first class job of picture
framing at low price go to Bragg &
varney's.
G. F. Ware, Jr., of Foxcroft, formerly
of Skowhegan, was in town, Friday, re-
newing old acquaintances.
The better the grade the bigger the
trade. We sell the very best corn meal
made. Brown s. Ward. =.
Miss Lizzie Williams left town Mou-
day morning, for Pennington, to con-
tinue her studies at the normal school.
Miss Mamie Clough returned to Bos-
ton, Monday morning, to continue her
studies at the kindergarten training
school
Deputy Sheriff Mutt was in town,
Saturday, with three old offenders who
were brought before the Court to settle
liquor fines.
Fred Viles and family of Stratton,
have moved to Skowhegan and will re-
side in the Zenas Vaughan house, East
Front street.
Judge Sewall Strout closed his term
of court here, Wednesday noon, and re-
turned to his home in Portland, on the
Ito p. m. train.
Mrs. D. L. Page, who has been visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. R. H. Pull
sifer, returned to her home in Oakland,
Monday morning.
A sheet and pillow case dancing party
was participated in by some of the
society young people of the town,
Thursday evening last at Milburn hall.
Don't forget that at Smiths music
store you can get low prices and easy
terms on Knabe, McPhail, Ivers IL Pond,
Miller, Briggs, Ludwig, Sterling and
Huntington pianos.
j. G. Durrell and wife went to Au-
burn, Tuesday, to take possession of the
Maine hotel in that city, which Mr..
Durrell has leased for term of years.
Henry Crowell will officate as clerk for
Mr.. Durrell.
A. Fl. Small, court stenographer, left
for his home In Deerng, Wednesday af-
ternoon. He succeeds his father, Ruel
Small. ESQ.,, who has been appointed
stenOgraphic reporter Of the House in
Washington, as reporter of the Superior
court In Portland.
The following officers of Somerset
chapter R. A. Masons, were installed at
the last annual meeting, held Friday
evening last: g. W. Nash, H. P; G. E.
Sampson, K; A. Osborn, s.; G. A. Ross,
Treas; G. M. Lambert, Sec'y.; j. c.
Griffin, C. H.; A. K. Butler, P. s.; c. F.
Rochester, r. A. c.; F. 81. Wing, 3rd ";
Robt, Mckenzie, End "; S. G.. Hall, LIST
"; B. A. Sawyer, Sentinel; Geo. w.
Cover, Trustee.
At the regular meeting of Carrabasset
Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F.. Jan. 5, the
following officers were installed by
district deputy, G. o. Small; Edward
Spear, N. c.; Eugene W. Crawford, V.
c.; X. D. Baker, Rec. Sec; Thomas
Tantish, Fin. Sec. Geo. L. Nay, Treas.
G. F. Rochester, War; A. F. Bickford,
Con. A. H. Noyes, r. s.; c. NJ. Lam.
bert, l.. s.; L. COburn, r. s. s.; A. K.
Jewett, l.. 5. s.; A. B. Lamb, r. S. V.
G.; j. F. Currier, l.. s. V. g.; A. Burk-
hart, l. g.; Fl. Hurley, o. G.
Sheriff E. P. Viles' deputies spent
Tuesday evening, at his residence. Be-
fore departing Deputy Sheriff Pencil 10
behalf of the force presented the sheriff
with a diamond Masonic watch charm
Of artistic design, representing the lodge,
r. A. chapter, Knights Templar and
Mystic Shrine Masonic bodies. Mr..
Viles responded and feicitous remarks
were made by the several deputies pres
ent. Our genial sheriff is justly gratifled
at this rich gift from his deputies, most
of whom have served with him during
his term of office thus far.
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