The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-01-14
TOWN and VICINITY

InapleI " l. - iH"1 o'No'
airy Is.
Miss Mae Norris went TO Portland
Monday afternoon, to remain Iot 'h
winter.
Singers are requested to remember tn
rehearsal Of the Chorsl Union, MONDAY
evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. +. K. Vail arrived Fri
dav. to be the guests OF D. Wilder Cobb,
and family for few weeks
Albert J. Libby departed, Tuesday
morning. for Augusta, where he Is t.
visit friends for week or more
Iahn Wsuoh. boss earder at the An
dpfsan mills, went to Fairfield, TUESDAY
afternoon, for II brief visit with friends
NJ ard Mrs. !. c. Durrell went tt
nostan Tuesday morning. They are t
visit in that city and vicinity for severn
weeks.
NJ and Mr.. T. II. Anderson Of Port
1a.a ar,i,,d Saturday evening to be tn,
guests of Lewis Anderson and family 10
a week.
Wn II. Hill Of Marlboro, Mass, made
q hrtof Wait with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram h
poree this week. returning home, Tues
dav morning.
Mr. Fannie Wildes departed on The
afternoon train. Wednesday, for Wood
,orda where she ia to visit friends fol-
sev,sza, ,,asAs.
.,,t Of. ond hio ann Robert
"a. 10 roorniro train for Amesbury
nass SATURDAY.. where they will visit
rala,;voo for two weeks.
w pr,oyo of Pitts
pa1 300, uis,,,rg Mrs Edith
g 80 80 tor several davs. returned
- gu -, a.s.,. ,ornino
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a,otoired no her
." N .,,1s ~ 49, ,ho roenlt NJ y fslJ
: - la. 80 an,
ne STORM VI '"'u'u" 'o1 raoo,
do"h 'he a'le''oa'''' ~ ,"0 C~a.o.r
ing Vi ','e oNo""es"n 'e'r .po.o urooon,
that no business ""S uo,'' VIZ. g,.
voting an aul'ufninen' III 0'o
/. /" pu"p, ' v"''i D',..aa Monde,
Maine eehtfai hali"ay' INV"
evening" remaining u",'' ~ ,.a,od
ttain' 'esu"y' NV ana ola, N,
the railway Saiu ''"'H' "''N ...,"a
ofaheh tr"oh u '"' ~ - ''Y'
MUS
a bad break occurred II inc e''y ""'''
main, the later part OF last "eeh' ""0'
it crosses nhe south chahhel Oh tie ''Ne'
oottom' oeVefai iee' Vi '.e ""o a.
cut out 10 re"on .ne p'pe' '"''
ally accomplished anu ''' "'"'" - pau W.
sunday evening"
The Somerset Democrats VINO aV'eno
ed the Waterville banquet rrluay e'en
ing, were Messra. 3. W. oou'a' Ne r
FaiIbrother, Skowhegan; W. D. nrau
bury, S. L. Lawry, Fairhelu' W.
Hunnewell, c. 5. Nooie' w. H. .''''
Pittsfield; A. r. Dohegan' dug lia"
Mr.. bradbury was eieo''" Wv pls''
OF the sta'e orK""'N''''' '''
Augustus Jones OF StratIon was IL
town, Wednesday, on his way 10 water
vile, where be had business as one Vi
board of three appraisers 10 "hom art
referred the question OF the values ol
certain items OF personal property Trans
ferred to the Hoilingswor'h " whitney
Co. by Chas. Green and the somerset q
Franklin Land q Lumber co. In eohuec
ton with recent sale OF tlmoerlaho'
Lawrence Roy and Mr.. Kennedy OF
the firm of Roy, Kennedy q Ceaser
commission merchants, New York, were
the guests of Lewis Anderson FRIDAY
Mr.. Roy is the son OF former employer
of Mr. Anderson for whom he worked IN
Troy, N. Y, for the nine years just pre-
vious to his coming to this town 10 DC
the principal figure In founding the man.
ufacturing establishment now known as
the Anderson Mills.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F
Judkins. Russell belmont, after two
months and five days, let go his frail
hold upon this life last Friday. The last
illness WAS very brief. A large company
of sympathizing friends came together
at the funeral, Sunday afternoon Ut
Spencer officiated at the service Among
the floral offerings was one contributed