The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-04-13
SOUTH NOKKIDGEWOGK

nc VAIN "rdtjff q iIE past HesK Nds
been great hing fer carrying away the
snow and wagons are frequently seen on
our streets.
That concrete sidewalk has only one
trouble with IT and that is il is about FIVE
or six miles too short, if II could gov
that amount and be broken up in suitable
lengths TO lay down on the varou, walks
about tow IT would improve hings yery
much. If one stops 10 watch the string
OF people going up and down Man ,treef
every noon, the Deed Of good va the
whole length OF the street "j.i b. d4
j parent.
j Vim Aver of the Somerset K K. Vas
in town Monday Of this week
Eben Doyen is in Massachusetts. ,hj.
week, visiting relatives.
] Rev. b F Turner F. c. Holt and Mis-
Lila Carr attended the Grand Lodge /
o. &. I. at Lewiston. this week.
A large delegation Of our graagsrs at
tended the Somerset Pomona at Madison.
Tuesday.
Cyrus Bean is spending few days up
river, this week looking over timber
ands.
Mrs Helen Bigelow Holsay is moving
from Portland and will occupy the reut
formerly occupied BY Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Campbell
Miss Jessie Miller is working in a
millinery establishment in Skowhegan,
this season.
Rev. J. A. Jones attended the funeral
of Mrs. Quimby at Mercer, Tuesday.
The meeting of the V. I. S. will be at
the Norridgewock House, tomorrow after
noon, in charge OF Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen rockingham
will take charge of hotel at Cherryfiel
Monday morning We wish them sue.
cess in their new undertaking. Mr.
rockingham is practical hotel man with
considerable experience.
The primary and intermediate schools
commenced Monday for the spring term.
w. b. Pierce and the OTIS BOYS return
ed from Savannah last Saturday night.
after passing through the various exp-ri.
enCes of the Seventh Army Corps in
! Savannah and Cuba. On the fifteenth Of
Feb. this year, they stood on the remains
OF the Maine, just one year from the
date OF its blowing up. Considerable
history has been added to the volumes OF
the world in that year, and it was with
mingled feelings of regret and awe that
one stands on this historic wreck. II
marks a new era for The people OF this
this government and is the turning point
where expansion commenced and we have
already reached the point where the sun
never sets on Uncle Sans possessions
We arc glad TO welcome them back
Mr. Jarvis Baker left Friday for Boston,
where he will spend few DAYS and then
continue his way to his home in Cali
/ fornia.
Mrs. Joseph Smith is very i'll this week.
Mrs. Cyrena Greenwood returned from
Madison last week, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs Rachel Cleveland remains very
much the same, though gradually falling
Will Stevens has moved his family TO
Skowhegan, where he has a position to
work
There were a car load of people attend
ed the play "Unce Toms Cabin at
Skowhegan, Monday evening.
w B. Pierce brought home lot OF
cu'loSlues oil the war ana 'oey nave been
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We were glad 20 learn that one OF cur
high school graduates, Miss Winnie
Laid, entered The normal school at Farm
ington, with the hshzSt honors OF class
OF twenty FIVE. Il would lock as though
the grace OF The n. H. 5. wasn't al the
lowest possible ebb.
The subject at the II. :. tomorrow.
will be April in history A coed at.
tendance is desired as il Is the meeting
! for appointing the committee for MAKING
out the new programs
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