The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-02-07

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a SoSoRE E gHnkcHzkey. j. A. Jones.
day school - N. Yps - n " {Sad 9a1
day ,eyenings-Prayer meeting followed by a
'ras ca nl"k -. szz,..-,
CongregationaI eburehDF " snsni9i9, u nrs sbe
dent; A. Whitcomb, Jr., vice president; Hattie
a, Lo 9 sec. and Treas Meetings Sunday
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sunday-M service, 1890; sunday school,
IL M prayer meeting, : Pm
the CHRISTIAN kNDEAYoR Society Of the
Mar p WHINE Cor ser nfiss Iay III
Treas Meetings Wednesday evenings in vestry
at 80
If we We're showed in before, we are
buried now. 1t commenced showing,
Monday afternoon, and for a time ii
showed an inch an hour; Tuesday the
wind came up and soon everything in
sight was covered with SNOW.
The thing that confronts fbe ordinary
citizen is whether to try to shovel a
walk or tunnel out We have looked
the matter over, in our own case, and
decided to do neither as long as pro-
visions last but stay in. Perhaps one
thing that made us come to this conclu-
sion is that our whole family has the
Grip, with the exception of the cat
and there are signs of hectic flush on
his face.
The ladies of the Congregational SO.
ciety were advertising an oyster supper
for Tuesday evening, but it would have
been impossible for any oyster to have
braved the travelling on that date.
Prof, Corliss. of the high school re-
ceiyed the nainfnl news of his hrother's
sudden death Monday and left as soon
as possible for his home in Calais To at.
tend the funeral His brother Herman
was two wears Younger than Mr. Corliss
and was attending in his second wear a
college in the State of Illinois. from
which IT was his intention Ia graduate
later. A short time AGO he was taken
with severe attack of pneumonia and
il was considered necessary To have a
surgical opertion performed to relieve
his mnps He did moi have STRENGTH
enough 10 rally.
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iho remains u me ia'e Joseph d,
sIeeh OF boston were brought mere last
FRIDAY morning. ier lnterment III the
SCUM sue eme'efy' Mr. Green was a
natlRe OF TINS place, having been born
mere, eignty years ago In MS carry
snannoo o ne 1 ti t i'is holpe peie' apu
" baling axnaditions ooinr win NaTsb Al
Hale Trnaman Sawyer and @barles
Barker. He married Miss Maria Mills.
sister to Mrs. LYDIA NJ. c. Crosby of this
place, they were daughters of the late
James Mills. In about 1850. they moved
to Boston, for permanent residence,
where Mr.. Green secured a lucrative
position with brewing company, aud
accumulated quite property, HIS
VIE a.ea e'ghleen years ago aoa he
wbeTe Ne now rasts beside her ~ Foe tbs
fyh ha "a
t,reater nart ~ tbe t;r,a I;-a5 ,r;tb =
ID ~, f,aa,d III 80, h,,,,,,i,+ -
when girl. During the last few
months of his life his mind was ohscar-
ed, so that at last il was found neces
cary to confine him a private ASYLUM in
Worcester. where he had excellent care.
During his life time lie took great in.
terest in all the Masonic fraternitieS and
was o2nd degree mason his niece
MIS- W arden anu hef husband aeeempa-
med the remains here.
Heroert crosby has got MS mouse
competed ana has been getting MS
goods in place.
MIR. Charles Russell has been confined
to the house fer week with Ia grippe.
And even The doctors are NOT exem1.,
Or Edwards and nearly his whole fam
IL we're down Win The qrin the firsr If
the week
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Mrs. Florence Nlckerson 81 Portland
is visiting at M. r. Carr $,
Mr. Edward Mclntire. who suffered a
slight shock a number of weeks since.