The Somerset reporter., 1901-11-07
AEw ApvERrIs EMEhrs
TOWN and VICINITY

williams.
skowhegan Lodge, K. of p, will work
The Page rank, this evening.
Mrs. Geo. P. Fairgrieves returned from
syisit to relatives in Hartland, Tuesday.
Clare Savage, who has been at Klneo
and Greenville, this summer, returned
home, Tuesday
Meeting of The Town Involvement
society in the Library Parlors, Friday
n. m. 2.30 O'Clock, November 8th.
The first meeting of the Ladies After
noon Whist Club was held with Mrs.
Wentworth on Friday of last week.
Edward Kimball has sold his trucking
business to George Chase, who also pur-
chased the team and all belongings.
All members of Priscilla Rebekah de-
gree staff are requested to be present at
10. o. F. hall to the rehearsal, Monday,
| Nov. IL.
C. A. Fairbrother has leased the Nor
ridgewock Hotel, succeeding F. E.
southard. He took possession on Tues
| day last.
If you want an elegant fur coat, you
can get the best at Chas. F. Wards. II
you want cheap one. you can save
money If you buy it at Wards.
Mrs. C. W. Pullen made trip to
Halowell, Tuesday, where she met her
sister from Wisconsin, who is to pass
the present winter with her.
S. H. Swain, on Wednesday last, sold
the william Adams farm In Norridge-
yock to r. L. Knowlton of Jay. Mr..
/ Kuowton purposes to make the farm a
home for his family.
The lecture to be given by Mrs. Abba
i Goold Woolson before the Town Improve
nent Society will occur on the evening
4 Of Friday Nov. %, in the Library Par
4 lors. Subject, "Spain aud Her People"
The W. c. T. u. will meet, next Tues
4 day afternoon, at o'clock, in G. A. X.
Hail. After literary and musical
I program, a social hour will be enjoyed.
4 Members Of the Union and friends are
I cordially invited.
The block being built on Russell St.
By f. N. Merrill, Esq. upon which work
\ has been delayed for want of help is
now being rushed along at lively rate
Contrary to the first plans Mr.. Merrill is
constructing it of brick.
Mrs. Mary L. Williams has taken the
\ suite of rooms at No. l Milburn Block
4 and is now prepared to do all kinds Of
1 dressmakng. The patronage of those
\ desiring fashionable work at reasonable
prices is respectfully solicited.
Maine dailies are represented at the
Terrio trial, this week, as follows: Lew
ston Journal, Col. E. c. Dill; Kennebec
Journal, Fred F. Lawrence; Bangor
News, J. Fl. McCone; Bangor CONNER
cis, Oliver Hall; Portland Argus, Bin
4 Page.
3 After three weeks of suffering Mrs.
s, F. Emerson submitted to the amputa-
3 ton of one finger of the left hand, on Sat
j urday last, DR.. Taggart performing the
i operation. The cause was blood poison.
Mrs. Emerson is now on the gain and it
is hoped all danger is over.
Mr.. Isaiah Lord, one of our best known
CITIZENS of advanced years, suffered
shock, Sunday last, and since that time
has been Frustrated and apparently near
the end of life. His wife and children
are constant in their attendance upon
him. His son, Abram Lord of Saco, is
here.
Sheriff Pencil made arrangements for
the board and lodging of the jurors who
comprise the panel for the trial of the
Ierrio murder case at Hotel Coburn.
landlord Haines generously offered
them the large billiard room of the
house and four rooms Immediately adj
olnlng and no conversation with out.
siders is permitted. The county COM
uissioners have issued an order to the
treasurer to place $500 at the disposal of
the county attorney, to be used in the
Zpiyment Of witness fees during the pre-
gress Of the trial, us may be necessary.
The members of the De Molay Com
naQdprV M 10 Il II 4rp ordprad m
appear at their asylum in Skowhegan on
Friday, November s, 1901, at 8 o'clock
sharp, in full Templar costume, pre-
Prstory to taking the 500 train for
rlttfield to participate In the funeral
services Of our late companion and Sir
Knight, Frank d. Judkins. 1t is the
wish Of the K. C.. that all Sir Knights
make special effort to comply with this
order that the ranks may be as full rs
possible. Pittsfield band will be in at
tendance. Special rates on the railroad
The dates of the coming art exhibit
mentioned in last weeks REPORTER
nave been changed to November &c, u
and Is. The exhibit is made by the
ooule Photographic Co. of Boston, and
comprises about one hundred and fifty
pictures, which are to be displayed
under the supervision of competent
director. AS the admission will be
small and the proceeds are to be used In
purchasing uioturaa for our onhooIrooma