The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-22
Read C. II. Gardeners holiday ad.


Bucks.
C. F. Seekins of Pittsfeld, was in
town, Friday.
Irving Rice was In Watervllle, Satur-
day afternoon.
Greenleaf Lawrence of SO. Gardiner,
was in town, yesterday.
Bank examiner Chas. z. Hatch of
Portland, was In town, last week.
Fine perfumery in fancy cases, and at
low prices at Folsom's drug store.
Mrs. Nahum Cook of Athens, was the
guest, this week, of DIR. and Mrs. II. c.
Taggart.
Mrs. G. S. Hill left home, yesterday,
to pass the winter with her brother in
Portland.
Miss Lizzie Danforth of Lewiston, is
visiting in town with her sister, Mrs. D.
F. Judkins.
Miss Emma Hutchinson, Colby 1901,
| is passing her Christmas vacation with
friends in town.
Miss Janet Hinckley and Miss Carrie
Jackins of Good Will Farm were in
town, yesterday.
Fred Lawrence, Colby 1900, has been
elected chairman of the executive COM
mittee of his class.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hines of Fairfield, will
! pass the winter here with her sister,
Mrs. n. w. Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gage arrived
months in California.
Skowhegan w. c. I. U. has presented
the public library with the book, REM
iniscences of Neal Dow.
E.P. Viles and wife have decided to
board for the present winter, and have
taken rooms at Hotel Heselton.
John Haines went to Boston, Tuesday
afternoon, where he will be engaged for
several days with business matters.
Principal harrington of the high
school with his family are passing the
holidays with his people in Augusta.
G. E. Tilton of Bangor, is passing the
holiday vacation with his mother at the
family home just out from this village.
Blaine Vies of Bowdoin, 1902, and
Fred Lawrence of Colby, 1900, are at
home to pass their Christmas vacations.
! rha Of nnBo ha hald
tonight, by Skowhegan lodge 70, Knights
of Pythias. The rank of esquire will
also be conferred.
One day last week as p. C. Jewett
was taking sleigh bottom apart in his
shop, one piece came in contact with his
eye, hurting it quite badly.
Among the Skowhegan teachers in at
tendance upon the State Pedagogical
society in Augusta, this week. are
Misses Lawley and Robinson.
Charles Viles, of the class of 80, Bos-
ton Dental College, is in town and will
pass his two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Yles.
Business at the shoe factory is rushing
and more help could be worked at an
advantage could it be secured AT pres
ent the shop is being run II hours per
day.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Is. Snow and son of
Vassalboro, were called to town to at
tend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Harriet B. Snow, which took place,
Saturday morning.
Miss Rena Fellows of Bangor, who is
attending Lasele Seminary at Auburn
dale, Mass, has been passing a few days
in town with her grandmother, return
ing home this morning.
Among the arrivals by last evenings !
train We're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Webb |
of Los Angeles, Cal. They are the guests
of J. FL. Hutchins and family, Mr..
Hutchns being brother of Mrs. Webb.
Hon. C. A. Marston left home, Tues
day, for Greenville, to visit his logging
operation in that vicinity. Charles
Marston, sub-master Of the high school,
Coburn and Clair Marston, sons of
C. A, accompanied him with the pur-
pose of securing some big game.
Following are the officers of Russell
Relief Corps for the ensuing year:
Emma G. French, president; Eva A.
Thompson, senior vice president; Climena
Weston, junior vice president; Emma l..
Bickford, secretary; Vesta A. Withee,
treasurer; Annette Buck, chaplain
Issie Williams, conductor; Mary Sawyer,
guard.