The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-15
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Mrs. F. o. Sawyer passed the day,
yesterday in Watervile.
Large bottles of beef, iron and wine,
soc, at Fogg's drug store.
E. F. Rowell left home for Roach
river, today, for the winter.
Order your furs for Christmas presents
al w. Ii. Wildes', next Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Ayerill passed,
Sunday, with friends in Waterville.
Edw. Gledhill returned, Wednesday
morning, from IA business trip to Boston.
S. A. Dinsmore of Boston was in town
over Friday night, on his way to Bling.
ham.
Mrs. j. A. Kendall left, yesterday, for
Auburn, where she will make her sister
visit.
David Rowell has sent one team and
II men to his numbering operations at
Roach river.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrill, have been
visiting with friends in Portland since
Saturday of last week.
George w. Cover, Esq. and Sheriff
Pencil drove to Lexington, this MORN
ing, on business trip.
Miss Eunice Mower, a student in Col
by college, was the guest of Miss Mollie
Marston over the Sabbath.
E. A. Bailey of Winthrop purchased a
good horse of F. C. Dunlap, the first of
the week, and had it shipped to him,
Tuesday.
Morning worship at the Universalist
church, Sunday at 1915; Sunday school
at 1905 and Y. 2. C. U. at 5.45. All are
welcome.
Miss Williams carries a full line of
ribbons, including narrow gros grain for
underwear. The new panne ribbon in
black and white.
The display of trusses in the window
at Wings drug store attracts much at
tenton. No more complete line can be
found in Maine and he makes a speciality
of fitting them.
Frank r. Steward has acquired by
purchase from j. o. Haines, the Flagg
house on Coburn avenue, which he has
occupied for some years. A most de-
sirable piece of real estate.
Mrs. M. s. Adams and her niece, Miss
Ethel NJ Buzzell, returned from North
Fairfield, Friday last, where they had
been three weeks, at the home of Mr A.
G. Bowman. Mrs. Adams is sister of
Mrs. Bowman, recently deceased.
AT the regular meeting of the Knights
of Pythias, last Thursday evening, the
esquire rank was conferred upon one
candidate. The knight rank will be
worked, this evening, refreshments to
follow the work. A good attendance is
desired.
C. A. Prescott of Hallowell was in
town, Sunday, to attend the funeral of
the late Newell W. Brainerd. Mr..
Prescott at one time did editorial work
on the Somerset Argus and more recent
ly conducted newspaper at Hallowell,
the News.
Tonight the Effie Carlton Co. will play
one of the strongest plays in their roper
tore, IA Waif of the Klondike", with
Miss Carlton in her great role of Reddy.
New specialties will be introduced and
Miss Carlton will appear in her famous
fire dance. Seats for the rest of the
week can be secured at SIMPSONS.
On Tuesday night last, the degree
teams Of Skowhegan Grange, z. of f.,
had an oyster supper at their hall fol
lowed by social hour, during which
gathering X. A. Withee, the captain of
the team for the past three years, most
acceptably, was presented, by his 1850
ciates, with handsome watch charm.
Display of work done by the students
of the International Correspondence
Schools, of Scranton, Pa, together with
pictures of its buildings, testimonials of
its graduates and much more interesting
matter, has been displayed in one of
the large windows of Ordway's dry
goods store, this week, and attracted
much favorable comment.
A protracted convocation of De Molay
Commandery, No. 10, X. T., was held
on Tuesday evening last, continuing
from to II o'clock p. M, the comman
derry degrees being worked on four can
didates as follows: DR.. f. g. Danforth
of Norridgewock, DR.. Blanchard and F.
Daniels of Hartland and DIR. w. I. Mer-
rill of Patten. A banquet WAS served
by f. X. Delano, caterer.
Silas Leland was called to Lawrence,
Mass, Saturday of last week, on bust
ness matters in connection with the
Leland Betting Co. in which ne is an
owner. The telegram summoning him
announced the fact of the suicide of Mr..
Roswell Taylor, the manager and other
partner, which occurred the Friday
previous, shooting himself in the office
of the company some time during the
early morning hours.
The Woman's club met at the library
parlors, Tuesday evening, Nov. -. In
place of the regular program, Prof.
ADfoD Moruuo of Colhu nollana