The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-13
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Bucknam's.
c. A. Ross made business trip dowr
river, Friday.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, was in Port.
land on legal business, Friday of last
week.
Mrs. Georgia Spaulding went to Bos-
ton for a visit on Saturday mornings
train.
Van Bigelow of Portland, is the guest
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pierce.
w. o. Wildes, who is running between
Portland and Bangor was in town over
Sunday.
We are having touch of winter
weather and the ground is white with
snow, this morning.
Leon Worthley Of Lynn, Mass, arriv-
ed in town, Friday forenoon, called home
by the death OF bis father.
S. G. Davis, a prominent Winthrop
merchant, accompanied by his wife, was
In town on business, Friday.
Mrs. Mary knights left town on the
morning train OF Saturday to visit rela-
tives in East Somerville, Mass.
viii Turner has joined kendall's Or
chestrs to play traps. Will Green re-
places him In Lees orchestra.
F. Norton Of Pennington, at one
time 10 business In Skowhegan, was call
ing on acquaintance last Friday.
James P. Dudley, one of STATIONS
selectmen, was In town, Friday, in the
interest of his numbering business.
Ben T. Steward went to Wstervi'le,
Thursday afternoon, where he has a
crew of men piping the new worsted
mill in that city.
G. l.. Webb left home, Monday, for
Gloversville, N. Y. to visit his daughter,
Mrs. j. W. Fletcher. Mrs. Webb has
been there several weeks.
The knights of King Arthur of the
Congregational church will meet in the
vestry next Monday evening at seven
o'clock
Wilkie C. Clark and Clyde L. Church
started for Texas on the afternoon train
of Thursday last, where they have posi-.
tions with U. S. forestry survey.
c. o. Small, Esq, of Madison, and
George H. Morse, Esq, of Pittsfleld,
were in town, Wednesday, as counsel
in a reference case before A. X. Butler.
Two hundred and twenty-five dressed
lambs were shipped to Boston on the
morning freight, Monday. This is the
largest shipment from this station for
some time.
Misses Sadie Jewett and Edith Dyer
are making preparations for sale Of
home made candies and bon bons at
Philbrick's jewelry store the afternoon
and evening proceeding Thanksgiving.
AT the recent annual meeting of the
National Spiritualst association Rev. H.
d. Barrett, formerly Of Canaan was re-
elected president of the association. He
Is editor of the Banner Of Light with
headquarters at Boston.
We were misinformed In rergad to the
Halloween party at Milburn Hall Oct.
80, it having been managed by some of
the young ladies of the high school.
Mr.. Waldron as submaster of the school
being present acting as chaperon.
The Congregational church was almost
completely filled last Sunday evening,
with the audience, which came to listen
to the illustrated address on India, given
by the pastor. The second Of these
popular and helpful services will be held
next Sunday evening.
After lingering sickness of many
months Mrs. Ames, the wife of Mr.. Era
tus Ames, passed away, Sunday, at her
home on North street. She leaves
husband and six children to mourn her
loss. Funeral services were conducted,
Tuesday forenoon, by Rev. Fl. W. Kim
ball of the Congregational church.
Reuben Fairbrother of No. Arson,
who was In town to attend the funeral
of his mother, received fall upon the
icy side walk near Philbrick's jewelry
store, from which 1t was feared at first
some bones might be broken. He re-
turned home at night, and In the MORN
ing we learn, while pretty sore, he
escaped more serious injury.
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