The Somerset reporter., 1899-01-05
Scion.

Miss Sadie Irvine was at Skowhegan, a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. A. b. Chick and Miss Chick
Moore, who were here to spend Christ
mas and New Years with Mrs. Chicks
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Moore, returned to
Boston, Monday.
DIR. Pulsifer of Skowhegan, was called
with DIR. Paul.
T. J. Young was at Skowhegan, We'd
nesday.
A. II. Bragg has returned from his
down-riyer trip.
J. f Arriback, who spent Christmas at
home returned Thursday.
Mrs. w. M. Mccarthy, who has been
critically i'll is reported to be on the gain.
1t is worth while to step into J. H.
Rowell's and see the nice views he has of
different places around town.
Miss Ida Robinson, who has been
home for short vacation, has returned
to her work at the hotel.
Mrs Tote Stevens of Embden, was in
town, Friday.
Mrs. DR. TarDell, who has been visit
ing here returned to North Arson, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Nell Dean OF North Madison, was
in town, Saturday, on her way up-rver to
spend Sunday with her husband who is
up in the woods.
Chas. Tarbell and Fred Moore of No.
t,
Miss Guenevere and Ned McIntire had
New Years tree, Saturday evening,
Dec. 3Ist, and few of their little friends
were invited. The tree was very beauti-
full, all Illuminated with wax candles in
little fancy holders which made every
thing show off very prettily There was
also dolls house of four rooms, all fur
nshed appropriately with dolls to repre-
sent a family, including servants and Il
which was quite a novelty and we'll worth
looking at. 1t all showed the excellent
taste Mrs. McIntire has for arranging any
thing of the kind.
They had a very good crowd to the ball
Monday night, quite number from out
of town attending All seemed to Join
together to make il very pleasant and
social time.
The smiling face of A. B Rowell was
seen on our streets. this morning, after a
short stay in the west where he has been
visiting his son.
The community was very much shocked
Tuesday morning, at the news of the
sudden death of Guy Rowell. He had
been poorly for some weeks but was not
considered dangerously i'll by his many
| friends. He was a fellow that was re
spected by all who knew him.
BY invitation and visions of another
oyster supper, (and it was a dandy the
band boys, who were not on the sick list,
turned out and played several selections
before the dance, Monday evening. and
as only about half of them were there,
they felt rather timid about playing But
those that heard them thought they did
remarkably well under the circumstances
But they have some new pieces up their
sleeves that no one will hear until they
give their concert about the goth OF this
month. 1t was a very quiet and orderly
company and shows that cake" knows
what the young folks require.-One who
knows.
Mr.. A c. Dinsmore and David Bean
OF Bingham, we're in town. Tuesday even.
| ing, to attend the Odd Fellows meeting.
Tell me ye Winged Winds
That round my pathway roar
Do ye not know in the State of Maine,
Some good, cheap, cash grocery store
| Where goods are sold for only cash,
And none are sold on trust;
And the poor old harrassed trader
Don't expect every day to bust.
The north wind gave a cyclone roar,
Saying there's only one and that's Keene's
store.
o. B. KEENE, Manager.