The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-12-08

at Miss Williams
Fred II. Clark of SmitLfeld was In
town on business, Tuesday.
The correct thing, Highland Linen
box stationery, at SIMPSONS drug store.
Hon. Forrest Goodwin attended the
session of tie Circuit Court at Portland,
Monday.
Mrs. d. c. Jewett is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Hilton in Water
vile, this week.
The next meeting of Sorosis will tie
held with Mrs. F. r. Steward, Coburn
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, Dec. IA.
Call at w. F. Robbins iewelry store
and learn how Skowhegan boy and a
Skowhegan girl may obtain gold
watch, free.
The next regular meeting OF the We
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be held in G. A. r hall, Tuesday after
noon, December - h, at 3 o'clock.
Those Sawyer photos at Bucknam's
are conceded the most artistic OF any,
thing yet produced by the camera. True
to nature and pleasing to the eye.
That postal card which you have re-
Gently received will get you package
of White Rose Ceylon Tea, free, if pre-
scented at George Morrill's grocery store.
The annual meeting of Mount Moriah
Council r. & S. M. will be held next
Wednesday evening, December II
There will be election of officers and
work in the different degrees.
Skowhegau's jurymen for the coming
session of the supreme judicial court
have been drawn; they are Harry j.
" hittemore, Converse l.. Webb, Frank
R. Steward aud Willis Cushing.
f ! MeNSeeIIiie and wife of Tacoma,
Wash, are visiting in town with rela-
tives and will remain through the hol;-
days. 1t has been II years since Mr..
McNeelie has paid visit to his early
home.
F. NJ. Palmer, who had been a resident
OF this town for several years, a portion
of the time in the employ of r. L. Mitch
ell, has purchased farm in New
Sharon, Me-, and will make his home
there for the future.
Miss Lephie Henderson Of Athens left
here on her return to Pennington Nor
NAL school, Monday morning, after pass
ing a short vacation at her home in
Athens. This is Miss Henderson's sec
ond year at that institution.
Finest and latest things in the fancy
cracker line, products of the famous
Kennedy factories, may be sampled
without expense at George Simpsons
store, tomorrow and Saturday. You are
cordially invited to try them.
Mrs. Della Cowan and Mrs. Chas.
Swift Of Sidney visited at the home of
Mrs. Fannie Gushing on Main street u
portion OF last week. Mrs. Swift also
passed one day as the guest of Mrs.
Chas. Smith on Norridgewock avenue.
Mrs. Mae Fairbrother and her daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, arrived home from Bos-
ton, Saturday evening. Miss Fairbrother
has been taking course at Pernin's
commercial school and her mother had
made her home In Boston during the
time.
Arthur II. Paul OF Dorchester, Mass,
who had been the guest of Mr.. and NJ 8.
Nathan Fowler since Thanksgiving day,
returned, Monday. Mr.. Paul is the
proprietor of Paurs Star Line Express,
operating in territory adjacent to Boston
and Dorchester.
A beautiful display of china was on
exhibition at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Hackett, Friday and Saturday of
last week, the work OF Mrs. C. F. Brock
of Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Brock held a
sale at Waterville, Tuesday and yester-
day. She returns to her home In Mass
achusetts, tomorrow.
G. w. Cover, in the capacity of IT.
sptCliuS oLhCtl VI Iht huu GouluaHu@
cry of Maine, made formal inspection
of st. Johns Commandery st their asy-
lum in Bangor, Monday evening. Serv-
ing on his staff for this official visit were
Right Eminent F. G. Thayer of Water.
vile, Eminent Sir w. 5. Eaton OF Port
land and other well known Knigh
'narnplar nf tho Stota
On Wednesday evening, the 14,h inst,
Russell Post G. A. II. will hold a camp
fire and give baked bean supper, with
Company "E" National Guards, Wild 8
Camp Sons of Veterans and the Skowht-
gan Spanish war veterans as guests.
The supper will be served in q. A. X.
Hall at $50 and the camp fire will fol-
low. 1t is earnestly hoped that the
above organizations will all he repre-
sented upon that festive occasion.
The following officers were elected by
Russell Relief Corps for the coming ear
at their meeting, Friday afternoon Of
last week: President, Abbe f. Robin
son; S V President, Vesta A. Wthee; j
V President, Maria S. Cannon; treasurer,
Eva A. Thompson; chaplain, Tilda Blu
ker guard, Amanda Witham; delegates
to department convention, Mrs. Helen
l.. Robinson, Mrs. Eva A. Thompson,