The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-02-28


how you vote.
Gen. Isaac Dyer of skowhegan visited
Mr.. and Mrs \. F. Dyer, last week
Charles Ward is just getting up from
the grip. He says that he don't like it.
II. X. sawyer and Everett T. William
son were drawn on the traverse jury for
the March term of court
Here's March coming, tie on your hats
and let it blow it will be better and
wetter in April
And still its whist. series of whist
parties will be given in the Odd Fellows
dining rooms commencing with Wed
nesday of next week and continuing on
with one or more a week until further
notice.
The Y. [. S. met with Mrs. A. f.
Dyer, Friday afternoon of last week
there was large attendance it being
estimated that there was over fifty
present. The subject of the meeting
was "Kettledrum" which its name
notwithstanding means some kind of a
ladies' afternoon tea, this part of the
meeting was in charge of Mrs. Dyer and
Mrs. Helen Nj. Pierce ard we have heard
it freely complimented.
The New Sharon and Norridgewock
Telephone Co have been putting instru-
ments into the Norridgewock Hotel, H.
S. Nhitlng's and Charles Farrand' S,
this week,
The 30th anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sidney Jewett
of this town, occurred, Tuesday evening,
and was very pleasant occasion. There
were about 200 guests present and num-
erous testimonials of regard in way of
gifts were in evidence. Fuller parti-
culars will be given of the event next
week.
the talk which we mentioned a few
weeks ago about building a new town
hail and lodge rooms for the Masonic
Lodge and Grange seems to be progress
ing favurably and il looks as though the
thing would be made a success. At the
next meetings of the Grange and Leba
non Lodge it is expected that the COM
mittees will be chosen TO confer together
and see what arrangements can be made
in the matter. An informal plan is to
build three story building on the va
cant lot opposite the Hale block and
have the Masonic hall in the top. while
the Grange could occupy the second
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which could also be used by the societies
as a banquet hall whenever the occasion
required. 1t is thought that n building
of this kind can be built for about five
,bo,sand dollars and 1T tbs sosi.ti.s
will guarantee the investors three per
cent Interest. The stock will prohably
be nearly all taken M by the members
of the societies. 1t is also suggested
that the societies themselves vii be
able IN buy in a cod part If the stock
at par and ultimately will find them
selves in ownership of comfortable and
convenient anarters We hope THAI the
matter can be brought to a focus and
before the SEASON is over We may have a
place in which tn hold entertainments.
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