The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-27
The road commissioner is doing some
good work building stone culverts.
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Good hunting weather and the boys
are making the best use of 1t.
The Skowhegsn Electric Light Co. ex-
peot to have a crew in town for the next
few days fixing up their poles for winter
and also to do wiring for number OF
new customers with extensions for somG
of the old ones,
Edwin Tinkhsm lost q valuable COW,
last week, by sickness.
The third rank will be conferred in
Echo Lodge K of P. next Tuesday even
ing. There will be rehearsal of the
degree team in their ball, this evening
Mr.. and Mrs William Fairfield left
last week for Augusta, whore they have
work for the winter months.
The regular supper of Somerset Re-
bekah Lodge will be given in their hall,
tomorrow evening.
The senior class Of the n. II. 8. took a
very pleasant ride last Saturday going
to Madison, Lakewood and home by the
way of Skowhegan. 1t 10 perhaps need
less TO say that they had good time
There will be union service In the
Baptist church next sunday evening the
meeting will be addressed by Rev. Paul
y. Cayer of Waterville, who will also
speak at the morning service In this
church.
The Baptist Society made $21.85 at
their supper. which was given on Tues
day evening of last week. The funds
will be used to help defray the expense
of repairs upon the parsonage
We are informed that it is the sopho-
more class instead OF the senior that is
to have the Halloween party in the X.
of p. hall.
Rev. F. q Davis exchanged pulpits
with Rev. E. Z. Morse of Anson last
Sunday.
X. N. Joscelyn of Gardiner is billed to
give lecture In the Congregational
yestry, this evening, the subject ia "fhe
making of Man"
A big crew is at work on E. s. Miller's
house on Ward street and 1t Is progress
ing rapidly. Mr.. Miller has commenced
work upon the stable and shed.
Mr.. Frank E Jewell and Miss Florence
A Carr we're united In marriage in Bos-
ton Friday of last week Mr.. and Mrs
Jewell have the best wishes of their
many friends for long and happy
married life. They will reside in Mr..
JEWELS house on Main street of this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wyman of Ban
gor were in town, last week, calling
upon old friends.
Mrs. Z. A. Hilton and Mrs. G l.. Carr
were in Bangor. last week, in attendance
upon the Rebekah Assembly. They
also visited with Mrs. Harold Boardman
of Orono.
There WAS short vacation in Watts
coat shop, this week.
very pleasant party assembled at
the residence of K K. Barker, last sat
urday evening, to partako of the roast
pig, which WAS served up whole for the
occasion, which was to introduce Mr..
Bruce and his bride to the many friends
of Mr.. Barker, here. Mr.. Bruce will
begin housekeeping In the looms in
Herbert Hale's house now occupied by
Mrs. Almira Barker Mrs. Barker will
make an extended visit among friends
in other states.
On account of the severe storm of last
Friday the members of the Madison
Chapter o ). Old not visit the local
chapter as had been previously planned
The very severe wind during the storm
of last week disabled the electric light
service so that we had no lights on Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
There will be q harvest supper In the
Congregational chnrch on Thursday
evening, Nov 3
Telephones will be placed In the halls
of Quinnebasset Lodge |. o. o. r. and
Lebanon Lodge r. and A. NJ, and con-
nected with the switchboard of the New
Sharon and Norridgewock Telephone
Co for tho convenience of their mem
bers.
There will DO q social dance in tho
hotel, tomorrow evening.
Walter Moore of Portland, western
state agent for the Prudential Life In
surance TO was in town, last week, and
appointed DR.. W. r. Brown as local
agent to represent that company hero.
Several good sized deer have been
shot In this Vicinity since the open time
commenced.
The harvest supper of Somerset
Grange was given in their hall last
Thursday evening. On Wednesday even
ing they went to Skowhegan where
they furnished the program and were
given fine supper.