The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-01-07
ALL THE NEWS
from Som erSet towns
Fairfield.

Mrs. Phillip Biokford of Portland. has
been in town visiting her mother, NJ s.
Ester CHI.
n. N. Mansf Id Of New'or, NJ iss j.,
brmerly of this town is here on a short
business trip.
A supper will be Sc we'd at the home OF
Mrs. Lou Sc NeWhall, on Bridge street,
on Thu sday tvening, Ian. 7. The sup
per will be under the auspices OF the
ladies' of tht Universallst society.
Walter +. Keniick who has been
spending thu holiday vacation at his home
here has returned to Hartford, Conn,
where he has position as teacher IN the
Hartford Public High school.
The Fairfield Basketball team was de-
hated by the Gudiner boys at Gardiner
on Thursday eve, by score OF 43 to 10
The Fairfield boys were obliged 10 fur
nish three substitute; and therefore were
badly handicapped. Smith sprained his
ankle at the game with The Gardiner team
here, and Flood and Smith sprained their
ankles at the game on Thursday evening,
and were obliged TO retire. This will
oblige the Fairfield team TO cancel the
game which they had with the Dover and
Foxctoh team, which was to occur at
Fairfield Opera house on Tuesday even
ing
The marriage of Miss Alice NJ Blakuly
of This town, to Mr.. Everson NJ. Brown
of Benton, occurred at o'clock Thus
day evening at the home OF the brides
father, Cemetery street. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. G.. r Palmer,
pastor OF the NJ .lhodist church, in the
presence OF the immediate families OF the
bride and groom,
Harry Libby is spending the winter at
his home.
Mss Florence Goodwin is spending her
vacation at the home of her parents.
Arnold Totman, u. of NJ. who has
been spending few days at his home
here, returned to Ofono, Sunday morning.
The Fairfield high school scholars held
a social at Files hall, Friday evening, for
the benefit of the Athletic Associa ion.
A very pleasan, time was enjoyed.
G Wallace Files. Esq who is epgag-
ed 10 the law business ia New York, re-
turned to that city, FRIDAY, after spend
ing two WEI ks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Files.
Miss Lizzie Tobey has flashed her
term OF school at Phillips, and is visiting
at her home. Mss Tobey liked the
school very much ard it is understood
that she gave good satisfaction,
There was pleasant gathering on The
evening Of December 80 at The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs l.. p. Howe's on the Ridge
About 60 friends and neighbors came to
celebrate Mrs. Howe's birthday anniver-
sary. Those who had he sffAir in charge
worked so quietly and successful ly that
not one hint reached either Mr.. or Mrs.
Howe's ears until the third team came a;
then they saw that surprise party was
to be The program.
the following fficers of Victor Grange
were Installed At y >. Fluff Id, m urday
evening. Warren A. Baleuiue. Master;
Chas. w. Williams, o 'er-erI Angler l..
Goodwin, Lecturer; K rert f. sawyer,
Steward; hl,nd +. X exc Assistant
Seward; Clara +. II XII, Chtplain; NJ.
y. Archer, Treasure, ; Il nrv l. Choat,
Secretary; Go l.. T'bey, G tie Keeper;
KITE X Ra'entae, Ct.re-; Annie NJ.
Sawyer, Pomons; Ma NJ. Goodwin,
Flora; Alice NJ. IIDbitt7, Lady A 'sistant
Steward; Geo T. ribnltts, Chorister {;
Helen NJ. Choat, Librarian.