The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-02-07
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TOWN and VICINITY
Live bait at Fairgrieves'.

ional trip 10 DosIous
Mrs. F. G. Dow Is visiting In New
port, r. l., this week.
For all skin irritstions use Fogg's
cream of rose and almonds.
Mrs. Ned a. Lambert is on visit to
her parents in Roxbury, Mass.
Clarence Mantor WAS the guest OF
North Arson friends over Sunday.
George w. Cover ESQ. and Forrest
Goodwin Esq, were in Augusta, Tues
day.
Frank Baker of Fairfield, clerk at the
Gerald, was in town a few hours,
Monday.
Mrs. Frank w. Bucknam is enjoying
visit from her mother and sister of
Yarmouth.
Hon. and Mrs. Seth M. Carter of
Lewiston, were in town over Friday
night, registered at Hotel Coburn.
Next Tuesday night at their armory
Co. E. End regiment, N. G.. S. M. will
hold an election of first lieutenant.
The grammar school on Baptist Hill
had no session of school, Wednesday,
owing to illness of the teacher, Miss
Burnham.
No excuse for rough skin, chapped
lips or hands, If you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store.
Mr.. F. E. Amsden of the firm of the
Boston Shoe Store, who is in charge of
one of the stores run by this firm in
Alfred Small who has been employed
in Bucknam's drug store for the past
three months, severed his connection
and left on the morning tgsin, Tuesday.
At the regular meeting of the Oosoola
Company No. 10, U. r. X. P, Tuesday
evening, the following were chosen for
office for the ensuing year: Edw.
Leach, Capt. B. s. Flagg, 1st Lieut.. !;
A. H. Watson. I'd Lieut.. X. N. Ncker.
son, recorder; Geo. Simpson, treasurer.
The installation will occur at the regular
meeting in March.
Gen. Isaac Dyer, while on his way to
church Sunday evening slipped on an
icy place In front of Danforth & Gould's
law office, falling heavily, striking
mis- head with such force as to render
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taken into Danforth and Gould's office,
and physician summoned, but very
fortunately it was found no bones were
broken, and he was about the house the
following day.
Try Fogg's cream of rose and almonds
for chapped hands, etc.
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,
mr.. Waiter Sargent of the Massachu-
setts Normal Art School will lecture
before Sorosis and guests, on The
Land of Enchantment. This is the
lecture which Mr.. Sargent gave before
the State Federation of Clubs In Rock.
land last October, and which was so
fsvorsbly received. The lecture will
be given In the Congregational church
and will begin at eight o'clock. Mem
bers of Sorosis may invite guests.
Last Monday evening while the
storm king was holding forth without
1t served as a marked contrast to what
was going on within at the home of
Ned Lambert. The boys who work In
his room at shoe factory made him a
call and presented him with a Morris
chair, one of the best of its kind. Re
freshments were served and music and
games were INDUCED In until late
hour, and as the company broke up,
all voted that the evening had passed
very pleasantly.
The following program was given at
the meeting of the Womans Club,
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. %:
Sketch, Queen Louise of Prussia, Miss
Anderson; Song, NY little love, Haw-
ley, Mrs. d. F. Judkins; Paper, Women
OF Germany, Mrs. Kathleen Oak !;
Reading from German poets, Mrs.
Laura Dinsmore; Song, Life's Lullaby,
Miss Gertrude Webb; Report of State
Educational Meeting, Miss Morrison.
Conversation: What is the smallest sum
per week upon which family of four
can be comfortably fed? was discussed
by Mrs. Fogler, Mrs. Weston, Mrs.
Smith. The hostesses were Mrs. Mary
Philbrick and Mrs. Lucy Philbrick.
DR.. Lyman Abbott is one of the
leading theologians, preachers and
public lecturers In America. He was
the successor of Henry Ward Beecher
at Plymouth church, Brooklyn and for
ten years sustained the reputation of
that pulpit for great thoughts and
great preaching. Since his resignation
year or two ago he has devoted him
sell TO the Outlook of which he is
editor-in-chief but has also found time
TO give many public lectures. At the
present time he is delivering a course
IN the Lowell Institute, Boston on the
Progress Of Democracy. Through the
influence of warm personal friend,
Dr. Abbott was persuaded to give a
lew lectures In Maine this winter. AS
dis time is very limited he is to give