The Somerset reporter., 1901-03-14
:. B. Snow is confined at his home by

Headache powders that are guaranteed
to cure at G. L. Fogg's drug store.
Leslie c. Cornish, Esq of Augusta,
was in town on legal business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ?. Ordway left town,
Monday morning, for Boston and New
York.
E. R. Vail has secured position as
book-keeper with the Pittstield Electric
Light Co.
Soeasy silver polish at Walter F. Rob-
bins ewelry store is claimed to be the
best made.
At the last meeting of the o. u. A. NJ.
the second degree was conferred on two
candidates.
Chas. F. Allen can sell you ticket to
Boston for 50 90 or the round trip for
1915. Other points at the same or
greater reduction.
Do not fail to hear Miss Topsy Turvey
at Grange Hall, Saturday evening of this
week. Two hours of solid fun. Popular
prices, 10 and 20 cts.
Col. A. &. Blunt, j. 2. Oak and F, W.
Briggs went to Lewiston, today, where
this evening, they will attend a meeting
of the Mystic Shrine.
Miss Bertha Pullen of Augusta was in
town, this week, on a visit to her grand
parents, c. w. Pullen and wife, return
ing home Wednesday.
Night Waterman, Ed Turner, was off
duty several days last week, confined
to his home with the grippe, Percy
Buker was on the beat meantime.
No excuse for rough skin, ehapped
lips or hands, if you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store.
News was received by A. X. Butler,
Esq, Monday afternoon, of the sudden
death of his mother iu Avon, and accom-
panied by his wife, left for that place,
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Lewis of st.
Louis, Mo-, were among the arrivals
Friday evening, accompanying the re-
mains of his mother, Mrs. Longiellow,
which were brought here for interment
Rev. Henry F. Huse went to Newport,
R. l., Friday, where he preached Sunday
in the Central Baptist church of that
city. The pulpit here during his absence
was supplied by Rev. w. c. Stetson of
! Vassalboro.
The drama, Miss Topsy Turvey which
was to have been given Monday evening
of this week, postponed on account
of the snow storm, will be given Satur-
day evening next at Grange Hall. Don't
miss a good time. All come.
We learn that Elba Chase, who has
been employed as salesman at Blunt's
hardware store for many years, is soon
to give up his position and will go to the
Klondyke, where he will work for his
brother, who does big shipping bust
ness in that section.
At the next regular meeting of Wildes
Camp No16, Sons of Veterans, on Thurs
day evening, March II, in G. A. r. Hall
several candidates will be mustered in.
After the ceremony a camp fire will be held
at which all eligible sons and grandsons
not members of the order, are cordially
invited to be present The members of
Russell Post, So, G. A. r. will be present
on this occasion as guests of Wildes
Camp. Refreshments will be served.
Meeting of The Town Improvement
Society was held at the Library Parlors
March 9th with the following program
Paper, Siberia, Mrs. frankie Brown;
piano duet by Mrs. Dunton and Mrs.
Hight; paper, Central Asia, Mrs. Abbie
Robinson roll CALL ladies responded
with quotations; song, "The Golden
Pathway" Hamilton Grey, by Mrs.
Georgia Simpson, Mrs. Ella Hight
pianist; paper, Baltic provinces, Mrs.
L. B. Jewett; hostesses Mrs. Alice
Baker and Miss Angie Roothby. The
next meeting March %, members of
the Town Improvement Society are
requested not to invite guests.
Soross held its regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, the subject being
Industries of France The papers
were "The Wine Countries, by Miss
Mitchell; "Palissy the Potter" by Miss
Ethel Walton; denomination of France
in Fashion" by Mrs. Cakes, and "Lyons
and the Silk Weaversn by Mr.. r. Z.
Patten who had samples of silk, pictures
and weaving diagrams to illustrate his
article. Miss Gertrude Webb, song, and
Miss Berle Walton played two piano
solos. An invitation WAS read from the
Town Improvement Society to be present
at the meeting of Friday evening, March
22nd, also one from the Woman's Club
to attend the lecture by DR.. Butler on
Monday evening, March 25th, The next
meeting of Sorosis will be on Wednesday
afternoon, March 9th.
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