The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-08-17

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Recording Sec; Mar /. car. r. NeetIns.
zn ,l and An FRIDAY evenings
imn Cbsnce H., hl9h19 81 ~
$; Z. b. Nickerson, Master Of Ixehequer. Tues
'| ~, V's pl',lr az ",iliel i1a.'
Frederic c. r; leslie Jo ne sec NaheI vel.
Treas Regular meetings Thursday evenings IN
soTrs ,,r,' cn,xor xo y =atu 40.
way, Master. Z. H. Tobey. sec. Eben Miller
f tfeas t Mesettngs THURSDAY e{enlnes On or he
MiIler's Han. mn D''' q
BATES posT No. So G. A. F.-E. e. Doyen,
aue ~ Neein ms Az! Tsa.al T. a@e
ings in Grange Hall.
BATES RELIEF Corps No l4-Edith TomT-
T T,5s f IT, MAY IL arr - REC
Tuesday afternoons Of each month Al the homes
nue. ,"e ' 1e.l'.l. ,..-=.-y..- ...
J. ". Hathawav' Pre- -. Mr. J. T. Aae.
Sec Mrs, {. a. Harrington. Treas Meetings
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we nave met with Dda loss TINS week
dan ,ne w. G. NJ - g o'' ''''-9' '1s'
1NnCo' va ~ al" - y me
ne "edtle, 'le past ie" Gays mas been
dh 'lld' CouId De desifea ana Inc farmers
''I 010' - ou''' ''iei gam
MIS- w. brown, who has been
( spending 'he week al W. +. Brown S. Ids
returned 10 her nome IN Linton.
Mr. ana MIS- Charles Sawyer and
niue son Harold are III Town visiting re-
idUVeS'
Rev. Rufus P Gardiner and family Of
Hampstead. \. H, are visiting at 5. X
FulIer's. They contemplate making a
week WISH IN Freedom before returning
! The service of infant baptism was per
formed at the Congregational Church,
last Sunday morning, upon Harold Board
man od"yeI' the niue son Oh MI. ana
MIS- OhafieS oawyer.
DIR Edwards has had the barn attach
ca 10 the house recently purchased BY
ann 'orn uown ana Will erect modern
s'do'e III us PidCe'
Mr.. A. A. Whiting has returned to his
home in New York, Mrs. Whiting will
remain few weeks longer here.
The ball game of last Saturday. be-
tween the home team and the Madisons.
resulted in a score OF - to II in favor OF
our team
Rev. b. F. Turner and wife. accom-
panied by the two oldest children. ex-
pect to leave next week for a short visit
in Lynn, Mass.
r here was family o,,ba,;no Of four
generations at Fernando Cars last week.
among the party were Mr.. and Mis-. Geo
Cover of Pennington. Geo. W. Cover
and wife of Skowheoan. and Mrs. lula
Cannon and daughter of Odell. Illinois.
There will be a regular meeting OF
| Cedar Chapter No. O.. Order OF the
Eastern Star. at the Masonic hall. to-
morrow evening.
The V 7 G will have = musicale a, The
Conoreoational Cburrb tomorrow eyeninq
/ everybody cordially invited.
They have a little more work to do in
the corn shop, finishing up the number of
cans which will be required to pack the
seasons corn. they have already over
eight hundred thousand made and will
probably complete another hundred
thousand.
Dr E C. Danfor,b &c MAKING ouite an
a,,,1rs;,.a a,,la',,rar,,a,. - b,s - 49,
by nn,,ino on = room for coal and ir4 and
,,;;,i - ooIa - TO- ~ -,
aawers Tbs Doc,or has Sn;l, y, l,tgs
hns;ness for his c,aaobonsa and r,les
sne~iaItv of f6ynisbino fine nirres nj
! Aowe, wo,l for all occosions
..-.-1 ~ Vii.
"@' lesei' oi' III "ou' Vi WI .'i0NI'
son mouse was Oh Siedt use 1ui'"s 'l'
! n'e anu "nen 'nes go' oohe 'dAiHS "ae'
rom " 'i'e'e "ds oNei iooi iee' "'i'ns
III IL
Once In every year or so we are forcioIl
reminded that we have no protector
against tire, 1t costs US for each reminder
/ from $500 to SIC, 600, with usually an In
crease IN the insurance rates. W hat are
we going to do about 1t:
last Sunday morninu At , % O'Clock
The town was ,o,in watened hy the dread
sound Of FIRE he'll to find the stable o.
40 F,edaric,s saa,bino mass nj aamf
and smoke The FIRE was in the bay loft
and il was MANIFEST, imnossible without
anv adeopate means of 6obtino FIRE tr
CONE Win !, willino bands remoyed the
foIni,ure while others mn ladders ON tr
me roof of + r Nirkerson's buildings
newt ad;oining with The hone of sayi6o
| thrr and \ bn,ke, line was formed ND the
ladders bnt in snite Of every efTort The
NirkeIson stahlr was on FIRE in few
minutes and being rapidly consumed