The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-27

friends 10 Orono.
DIR. Vim. Mclaughlin of Harmony was
Ia town, yesterday.
VIM. Clough came home from Port
land to pass Christmas.
Mrs. Blanche Wildes has gone to Port
land to reside for several weeks.
The annual meeting of The Milburn
Club occurs next Monday evening.
Attention is called to the notice of W..
Fl. Emery, tax collector, on this page.
Mss Sara Ward left home, yesterday,
to pass few weeks In Portland and
Boston.
Miss Annie Corrigsn succeeds Mrs.
Joie Donegan Provincial as clerk st
Delano's.
Mrs. John Brookings was called to
Gardiner, this morning, by the death Of
brother.
NJ. B. Heselton has purchased the G..
R. Fogg stock of toys, games and child
ren's books.
Manufacturers sample jackets, regular
prices sl5 and $40, now SIS to $40 at w.
Fl. Wildes'.
At the Christian Science church on
Sunday morning next, subject, "Chris-
tian SCIENCE, Gal IL, II.
Meeting of the Town Improvement
society, Friday evening, December 18th,
at the library parlors, 7.30 O'Clock.
Supt. G. E. Tilton of the Bangor
schools passed Christmas with his
mother at the farm home about one mile
from town.
Frank Murphy has gone to Pinehurst,
N. c. where he will be employed for the
winter and spring months in large
hotel recently built.
Miss Addie Swain, who is teaching at
Attleboro, Mass, came home, Monday
night, to spend her Christmas vacation
with her sister, Mrs. John r. Philbrick.
There will be "closing century"
SCI NiCS at tnC
al church, next Sunday afternoon at 4
p. m. Every member of the church is
urged to be present.
The workmen are giving the finishing
touches to the Second National Bank
building and Cashier Fellows will move
into his new and elegant banking rooms,
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred Turner, the popular drug
clerk at Wings drug store, recently
passed a most creditable examination
before the State Board of Pharmacy and
has received a qualified assistants d.
ploma.
The window display at Wings drug
store of goods bottled by the Silver
Spring Bottlng Co., will attract a great
deal of attention, this week. The sue
cess of this company during its first
years business was phenomenal.
All singers interested In the reorgani-
cation of Skowhegap Festival chorus are
requested to meet at the residence Of
Mrs. Edgar Dunton, Madison avenue,
Monday evening, December 31st at 7.30
O'Clock. Much interest is manifest in
this reorganization.
The County Commissioners are in ses-
sion, this week, busily employed in clos
ing up the financial affairs Of the County
for the year. They are also arranging
data for the financial report to be print
ed and are assessing the road tax upon
the various plantations for the ensuing
year.
Fred A. Towle, who has been confined
to his home for many weeks with rheu-
matism, was thoughtfully remembered
by his friends, Christmas, with suit
able gift. He wishes to take this oppor
tunity to thank them for this remem-
brance as well as for the many kind
nesses shown him during his Illness.
The annual benefit entertainment of
Skowhegan grange is to be held at their
hall, Thursday evening, Jan. 3, 1901, at
which time the two plays, "Who is
Who" and "Precious Pickle" will be
presented by members of the order.
For further particulars and cast of
characters see small bills.
The sale of the Goodrich stock of
groceries goes merrily on at the Ross
store, opp. Hotel Coburn. Everything
is to be sold at some price, and at the
"round up" some surprises will await
purchasers, we learn. Where can you
duplicate prices made on new stuff
quoted last week? On the old stock
price is no object.
The following are the newly elected
officers of Parmenas Encampment, No.
IS, |. O. o. F.: C. P, F. A. Wood; s.
W, A. r. Jewett; II. p, r. X. French ;
j. W., Thos. Lawley; scribe, Thos. Tan
fish; Treas, H. C. Taggart; trustees, F.
p. Pennell, C. NJ. Lambert, S. c. Ward.
These officers will be installed on the
evening of January Sth, to which all
members of the Subordinate lodge and
visiting brethren are invited. A lunch
will be served.
Members of Bloomfield Assembly,
PVthian SisterhOod had a Christmas