The Somerset reporter., 1901-01-31

j. +. OAK Is on trip to Montreal, TINS
week, accompanying Names Fish aud
Game Commissioners.
The Universalist sewing circle meets,
this afternoon, with Mrs. Jefferson Saw.
age, Middle street.
Misses Donna and Helen Tozler have
returned from their visit to Portsmouth,
New Hampshire.
The next attraction of Coburn opera
house, will be James B. Mackie In
"Grimes' Cellar Door,"
Irving C. Rice went to Castine, Satur-
day morning, where he was the guest of
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. C. Ii. Tilton returned, Monday,
from a ten days visit to relatives in
Athens and Harmony.
f. H. Gle, baggage master on trains
II and 13, Is confined to his home in
Readfield by sickness.
Cream of Rose and Almond, the popu-
lar cream for chapped hands and rough
skin, at Fogg's drug store.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Foss and daugh-
ter of Brighton were the guests, last
Saturday OF Sumner C. Ward.
Joseph Burby returned to Poland
Springs, Saturday afternoon, after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Oranges, Lemon. Bananas, Dates, Figs
and Malaga grapes at the lowest prices
possible at Knowlton and Thompson's
There will be ball in the new Grange
hall, Canaan, Tuesday evening, February
5. Music by Kendal's orchestra.
Miss Edith Savage OF Fairfield was the
guest of Hon. William Philbrick and
family from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. s. r. Gilman from Southport is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Chas.
Carnage and other friends in town.
Warren j. Foss and L. d. Mathews of
the Southard Manufacturing Co., Brigh-
ton, were In town over Friday night.
The Robinson comic opera company in
repertoire is one of the attractions to
play the opera house in the near future.
Mrs. l.. j. Addition went to Portland,
Friday afternoon, called there to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Haskell,
whose death occurred in Boston.
At a regular convocation of Somer-
set chapter, Royal Arch Masons, held
last Friday evening the Mark degree
was conferred upon one candidate.
A dance in the new Grange hall, Ca
nsau, will be given next Tuesday night,
under the management of Scott Lord and
George Smith. Kendall's orchestra will
play.
Thos. |. Noyes, representing f. K.
Stevens & Co. of Boston, was in town,
last week. He will be remembered as
resident of this town, some years ago, in
the tanning business.
Last Friday F. G. Heald, c. w.
Grover, Allie Knights and John Oldham
made a fishing trip to Sand pond, Emb-
den. Between them in four hours fish,
ing they caught l6 good sized pickerel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Pond of Augusta
were guests at Hotel Coburn over Sun
day. Mr.. Pond is prominent In Maine
Odd Fellow circles and at the time of the
field day here was captain of Canton
Augusta.
W. X. Clifford returned from Boston,
Saturday afternoon, where he had been
for several days experimenting the
removal of his stuffed animals, ect.,
which were on exhibition at the ill-star-
red sportsmen's show.
Col. L. II. Anderson went to Portland, /,
Monday morning, where with Gov. Hill
and other members of the staff he at
tended services that afternoon at ST.
Luke's cathedral In memory of Eng
lands late Queen. The sermon was de-
livered by Bishop Goldman.
David Owen, manager of the opera
house in Augusta, recently appeared
in an amateur production of the comic
opera "The Frogs of Windham" in that
city aud made hit. Mr.. Owen is we'll
known In Skowhegan from the fact of
bringing several first class attractions
here in the past.
No papers arrived, Sunday, owing to
the storm. The teams left Waterville
and succeeded IN reaching a point two
miles this side of Shawmut, when one of
the horses broke two of It's legs and had
to be killed. The animal was owned by
Charles A. Hill of Waterville. The
papers finally arrived on the 1890 train,
Monday.
The largest way round is sometimes
the shortest way home. This was the
case last Monday. Miss Alice Lawley.
teacher In the public schools at Madison,
was compelled to take the train via Of
Oakland to resume her duties, owing to
the fact that the electric cars were
stalled by the storm of Sunday. W. H.
Corson, who passed, Sunday, with
friends here, was obliged to return to
Madison by way of Oakland.
Have your picture framing done early
and avoid the ruah. Give M n chance tn