The Somerset reporter., 1899-11-23
TOWN and VICINITY

on business, Monday.
Maine Farmers Almanacs for 1900 at
Horatio w. Cushng's.
Mrs. Ed F. Pomlow and daughter,
Alice, spent Wednesday in Watervlle.
Mrs. j. II. Lancaster and Mrs. w. 2.
Ordway, passed Friday in Watervnle.
A discount of 25 per cent on all cam
eras on hand at Bassett's. Call soon il
you want one.
day morning, for a short visit with
friends at Wilton.
DR.. W. B. Moulton, of Portland, an
eve specialist, was in town, a few days
the first of the week.
Frank l.. Cushman of Sangerville, vis-
tied in town afew days, last week, re-
turning home, Saturday.
The election of officers in the Russell
Relief Corps will occur at their next reg
uar meeting, December l.
1t is time to sit for Christmas photos
at Bassett's. Go in and see the new
styles and arrange for sittings.
The Town Improvement Society will
meet with Mrs. William Holbrook, Fri
day p. ~, November "a, at 2.30 o'clock.
The Skowhegan Cash Grocery will sell
you the finest Malaga cluster table
~ A ot OEn In
Blaine S. Vlles of Bowdoin, 'e3, ar
rived home Friday, and will remain
until after Thanksgiving with his par
ents.
c. w. Day has been driving about
lately after a fine looking roam horse, a
recent purchase, and the animal is full of
style.
Miss Pauline Freeman of Fargo, Da-
Aota, arrived in town recently to pass
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. O. r.
Bachelor.
The rank of knight was conferred
upon one candidate at their castle hall
by the Knights of Pythias, Thursday
evening.
Fred Lawrence, 100. and William
Halves '03 of Colby, and Edward F.
Merrill '03 of Bowdoin, spent Sunday
in town with their parents.
Rev. w. II. Spencer, D. D., pastor
of the Bethany church and Rev. FL. F.
Huse, pastor of the First BAPTIST church,
exchanged pulpits, Sunday morning
Daniel Lewis, Esq. of Skowhegan has
been appointed referee in bankruptcy
for Somerset County in place of j. w.
Manson, Esq, oil Pttsfield, resigned.
Miss Jeanette Lord will have sale of
fancy, home made bonbons at Miss Lords
millinery store, Wednesday afternoon
and evening of next week, the 10Th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Rowell of East
Madison, left Monday morning for Hol-
liston, Mass, accompanying the remains
Of Mr.. Webster Pierce, niece of Mrs.
Rowell.
The pipe from the new pump recently
set above the dam of the south channel
by the Skowhegan Water Co., has been
connected the past week with the main
pipe of the system.
Miss Eola s. Bray left Monday morn
ing for Portland, where she has been
rendered position, by H. H. Hay &
Son, wholesale druggists, in the pre-
scription department
Mrs. Herbert Mitchell and two child
rem went to Brunswick, Saturday, of
last week, to take up their residence,
Mr.. Mitchell having position with the
lewiston, Brunswick and Bath electric
road.
The grand ball held at Grange Hall,
last Thursday evening, under the man
Thomas, was a pleasant affair, forty
i've couples being in attendance.
Music was furnished by Kendalfs full
orchestra and Chas. A. Fairbrother
served the oyster supper.
Eighteen members from Oosoola Divi-
sion u. II. X. p, made the trip to Pitts
field, Monday afternoon, where they
were the guests of Pttsfield Camp, as
slsting in this mastering in work. We
learn Oosoola Division gave drill in the
hall previous to the ball that followed
the other exercises, and received much
applause for their precision in marching.
Mr.. Mark Manley of SandOn, B. c.,
dropped into town quite unexpectedly
Friday night of last week, after an
absence from this the home of his boy
hood for twenty-seven years, the greater
portion of which time has been passed in
the States of the far west, where he has
been engaged In mining. He makes his
home as above where he operates pay
Ing mine. Time brings its changes, but
he finds many old friends to give him
the glad hand.
Pa