The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-02-27
Town meeting next Monday afternoon.
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Town meeting next Monday afternoon.
commencing at O'Clock.
| We note that one of the articles in
the warrant is for the town to accent of
one hundred and fifty dollars. given nv
Miss Rebecca Clarke, F. W. SpauldinS
and others for the public library and Ia
make permanent arrangements for the
running of the library. The library has
been favored with several generous
quits which we shall be pleased to men.
ton in detail in the near future.
The K of P. BOYS are arranging for a
Dig time at their hall, tonight. The
program consists Of a fine musical and
iieefary entertainment, music by the
oand ana finishing up with regular old
fashioned kitchen breakdown. When
the boys start out for good time they
are gong to have it if they can find
such thing in seven towns.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Gill of North An
son have been visiting relatives here for
a number of days. We learn that Mr..
Glil IS about to change his residence TO
Madison, where he has secured work at
MS trade OF blaeksmithing. in which
line OF work he is an expert.
Prof. Wright has been in town. this
week, pertecting arrangements for his
musical concert, which takes place at
the close OF his singing school, on the
evening of March 18th
Mrs. Warren Walton is in HaIlowelI
this week, visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Powers. Mr.. Powers has a good
position there as bookkeeper for a shoe
manufacturing firm.
The Martha Washington tea and fair
at the Congregational Church on Satur-
day evening was one of the most suc-
eessful affairs that has come off here for
a long time and netted the society abont
$50 A good program was furnished
and everything In the fancy line was on
sale, including refreshments. Rev. Mr..
Jennings was present and entertained
the company with his singing.
John Bradley of orinth is in town.
visiting his daughter, Mrs Henry Hus-
sey.
The Baptist society are making prepa.
rations for fair to come off sometime
within few weeks.
D. G. Wood has SO far recovered from
the accident in which several of his
ribs were broken that be is about town.
A pleasant party supper was taken at
the hotel on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs tony Russell, Mi. and Mrs. l.
{. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H 5. Whiting
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Folsom. The
financial part of the affair was managed
by Messrs. Folsom and Whiting. who
were the losers of series of games of
whist.
Charles Merrill remains about the
same, weaker if any change. Last week
be had very i'll turn and it looked at
one time as though the end was near.
he rallied and the physician reports
thrt his temperature and pulse are
rather nearer normal than before He
haa a severe operation a number of
weeks ago for hip joint disease, about
hall gallon Of pus being taken from
the pocket formed about the Joint and a
large piece of diseased bone
Rev. F. G. Davis attended the Central
Maine Theological tirce at Colby Col
lege, on Monday of this week.
tharles Morse is improving somewhat.
| de has been suffering for several weeks
! from bronchitis.
Nrs Charles hitting is again able to
be our. having been confined to the
house since Christmas.
+. +. Barker has received word that
his daughter, Miss Rena, who has been
at work in New Jersey Tor the past year.
is sick with scarlet fever but Is improy
ing.
The booth OF the long distance tele-
phone will be moved into Ames' drug
store the last of this month
We are commencing to look for the
electric cars again. 1t was expected
that they would begin running by the
LIST Of March.
number of ventursome crows have
arrived and have been looking over
.ieweIts list OF farmers who have signed
10 plant corn,
The V. |. ). will meet with Mrs
Charles Hussey, tomorrow afternoon.
The subject of the meeting is FLORENCE
and Sayonarola,' with miscellaneous
quotations "
Paint Your Buggy for rs Cents
to 81 90 with Deyoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs To o8s. more To the
pint than others, wears longer and gives
a gloss equal to new work. Sold by
Rawles eco.