The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-11-09

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81 90. s1.75 at Judkins'.
Miss Stella Kimball returned from
Boston, Friday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Benner's millinery stock Is
up-to-date In every respect.
Two good rooms to let, heated by fur
mace. Inquire of G. <. Dealey.
Mrs. E. II. Gle of Readfield, passed
Sunday in town, with her husband.
Ernest Lessor has returned from
Hallowell, where he worked on the boom
during the past season.
John r. Mcclellan, who has been visit
ing relatives IN Massachusetts cities,
returned home, Friday night.
f. l.. Walker and Harley Ames left
town, Monday morning, for Steep Falls,
where they have painting contract.
The schools in the Park school house
resumed on Monday, after being closed
for two weeks on account of scarletina.
Mrs. Sarah Abbott went to Bath,
Tuesday, to attend the wedding of her
only son, William, which occurred, yes
terday.
Mrs. w. X. G. Estes left, Monday
morning, for Brockton, Mass, where
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. X
Buchanan.
Rubber goods are advancing, but you
can buy fountain syringes, hot water
bottles, ETC., at Fred IL. Wings drug
store at the same low price as formerly.
Edgar s. Turner of Augusta, general
agent of the Equitable Life Insurance
Society of New York, has been in Show
hogan several days, looking after BUSH
ness.
c. L. Worthley of Eorridgewock has
the contract for large granite monu-
ment to be erected on the. Tuttle lot in
Canaan, in memory of the late Van
Rensselaer, futile.
At conclave of De Molay Com.
mandery, No. 10, K. I. held Tuesday
evening last it was voted to give a con-
cert and ball sometime during the COM
ing winter under their auspices.
In our advertising columns We inform
our readers how they can get set Of
Dickens works in paper covers very
cheap. Look up the advertisement and
take advantage of the offer If you want
set of these standard works.
The next regular communication of
Somerset Lodge, F. & A. M. will not be
held, but instead there will be special
on Thursday evening, Nov. 16, at z
o'clock. This change Is made to accom-
modate members who cannot be in town,
Monday night. The District Deputy
will be present. Work in the third
degree.
1t is a good thing for Colby that she
has Skowhegan boy on her foot ball
team. Bowdviu and Colby met on neu-
trail grounds, Saturday, in their first
game of the season at Portland. W. FL.
Halves, Colby's halfbaek, won the game
for his team, making 60.yard run
touchdown, after eight minutes of play,
In the first half. The score was Colby
6, Bowdoin 0.
About 40 members of the Norridge-
wock Rebekah Lodge visited one of their
members, Mrs. W. A. Clough, at her
home on Spring street, Wednesday
afternoon. Just after seven o'clock
nearly two score of Odd Fellows from
Norridgewock arrived and the party sat
down to picnic supper. The evening
was passed pleasantly in social manner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clough proved them
selves admirable entertainers. Before
returning the guests presented Mrs.
Clough with silk quilt, this being their
usual custom when one of their number
is married. The party returned home
late in the evening by special car on
the electric road.
The entertainment at Grand Army
Hall under the auspices of Russell Re-
lief Corps was greeted by fair sized
audience and was much enjoyed. 1t
consisted of singing by Mrs. J. N. Mer-
rill, Mrs. +. G. Dunton, Mrs. j. w.
Steward and Miss Eldena Smith; guitar
solo by Miss Elsie Walton, readings by
| Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs. Murry and
| farce Rubber Boots,'' In which Misses
Myrtle Mills, Blanche Pollard, Hattie
Bickford and c.. +. Dealey were the
chief actors. Mrs. Dunton accompanied
the singers on the organ. During an
intermission ice cream and cake were
sold. The ladies of the society were
able to carry moderate sum to their re-
lief fund as the proceeds of the enter
tainment.
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