The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-11
Quite good sleighing
People are getting up their wood
PLENTY coid anop1l foru.

| ~OP'S ar SSt'ihS up tHCiI HOOu.
Plenty cold enough for us.
Hiram Pattee and wife Of Skowhegan
were in town, Monday evening to attend
the Odd Fellows installation.
Miss Florence Jewett is home from
Augusta where She has been attending
business college.
F. J. Watts returned from Boston, Sat
urday.
Now is good time TO try the chemical
engine. All we lack is something to
make good big fire of and then we could
see what it would do. Very many people
are interested and we trust the matter
will soon be arranged.
AT the regular meeting of Bates Post,
u. A. X, Tuesday, Jan. 2. the following
otilcers were installed: Com Steward
Wing; S. V. C., Charles Longley; J. V.
C., Almon Works; CHIP, J F. Wood
some; Q. NJ, H f Hale; A5jt.. H H.
Cross; . D., b. B. Wells; o. c., H. c.
Stevens Serjt F. J. Wade.
The V. meeting with Mrs. Isa
Wing, last Friday afternoon, was very
interesting. The subject was Mary
Wilkes and was well handled, many in.
lerestiDg thirgs in regard to this writer
being brought out
Mrs. J. B. Taylor died, last week Wed
nesoay, from pneumonia after a short
illness. The funeral occurred at the
house, Sunday afternoon, Rev. B. F.
Turner, officiating.
Miss Henrietta Danforth has returned
from Bangor where she has been visiting.
Mr.. George Seavey was thrown from
his sleigh which was overturned when he
was returning from Madison, recently,
and received several cuts on the temple.
Two others in the sleigh with him es-
capped injury.
| Mrs. Harrison Walker is i'll ard her
mother Mrs. Blackwell. is caring for her
Little Genevieve Merry is i'll with
bronchitis.
J. F. WATSON started for the woods,
last Thursday, with four horses.
Mr.. George Withee is hauling cord
wood to Madison.
Mrs. Fuller ard her niece. Miss Clark
OF Industry have been visiting at Isaiah
Clatk's, this week.
MIS-. George Seavey is in Arson, visit
ing her mother, few days this week
Mrs. John Irvine and daughter, Flor
ence, OF Scion were at Alvin Hilton's, one
day last week.
MIR. Fred Thompson OF No. Arson
passed through ,own, Friday.
The ladies of the Baptist Church met
with Mrs. b. F. Turner on Wednesday
afternoon and organized a ladies' aid
society.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Fuller, Miss
Carrie Cleveland, Miss Bell Adams and
Miss Alice johnson have been appointed
on the social committee OF the Congre-
gational Church.
The Pythian Sisterhood will have a
supper and entertainment at their hall
next week, Friday evening.
A week Of prayer in union services is
being observed by the churches.
A large number Of the grangers at.
tended the Pomona at SiapW hogan, this
week, this evening will also be used by
them for installation ceremonies and u
supper,
Mr.. c. l.. Carr and Miss Neva john
son of this town will assist in the Can
tata Daniel at SkoWhegan, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Maria Hopkins wss suffering
from = severe cold sunday and Mrs.
Annie Merrill presided at the organ in
The Congregational Church in her stead.
The Ulcers Of the Rebekah lodge will
he installed tomorrow evening by Dist.
Deputy, Mrs. Helen Hilton Of Scion.
she will be entertained while here by
Mrs. Mary Carr.
The sewing society Of the Corgrega.
tioual society met this week with Miss
Hattie Louglcy and will meet with her
again next week Thursday.
Miss Jeuuie Hale will leave soon for .
few weeks visit with friends in Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. Elects Tohey was called to An
burn, yesterday, by the sudden death OF
her brother, Mr.. Edward Butler.
Mrs. Thomas Gould has gore TO Madi
son where they will rent rooms and
keep house, Mr.. Gould aud his son have
been there for some time st work in the
pulp mill.
Roscoe Smith returned to his school il
Meriden, \. H, Monday.
W. b. Pierce is again able to be out
after run of typhoid fever,
Commencing with the first of January
the Sparkling Spring Creamery came IN,
der the management of Hill & Jewett
who have for number of years managed