The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-19

Kennebec smelts at A. r. Jewette
market.
DR.. 81. <. Field of Gardiner passed
Sunday as the guest CT DR.. T. 8. Bigelow
Radical cut In prices of odd lots, win
ter overcoats, suits, ulsters and fur coats
at Norton's.
Delano Is obliged to make his popular
homemade candies daily to supply the
demand. A most unusual thing at thls
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Billings and
Miss Grace Thsyer of SO. Paris, Ne.
were In town on Monday to attend thu
funeral Of Mrs. Augusta futile.
w. II. Wildes has taken desk room II
the office OF Phillips & Mills, Milburn
Block, where all who are indebted It
him are requested to make early settle
ment.
Dern Green went to Portland Tuesday
morning to visit his wife, who is In ont
of the hnsnitals of that city for treat
ment. He WAS accompanied by Mrs.
Green's sister, Mrs. Fl. f. O'Brien.
$. W. Philbrlck arrived home this
morning from Greenville, Me-, where b.
went on Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting Of the Coburn Steamboat Co,
of which corporation he is director and
the treasurer.
Lyman Murphy passed Sunday with
his sister In Richmond, going from there
on Monday to take a ride on the Lewis
ton, Bath & Brunswick electric ed,
hoping to benefit by brief study OF Its
method of operation.
z. T. Goodrich Is keeping up his repu-
tatiou as the low priced grocer. This
week he Is selling first quality green corn
8 cans 25c, csc per doz.; choice onions
soc per peck, S1.00 per bushel; lbs
Eureka pop corn, best quality for 25c,
at the Depot store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Cuttell of Vassal-
boro passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. North at their home on Mt. Pleas
ant avenue. Mr.. North and Mrs. Cuttell
are cousins and the families have close
acquaintance dating from the time when
all were living In Huddersfield England.
A robin has been several times the
past week n the vicinity Of Coburn Ave
Robins frequent all parts Of Maine dur
ing the summer and a few OF its species
have been known to pass the winter on
the Maine coast, but they are rarely seen
In the interior of the state in the cold
season.
Geo. Washburn is to reopen the
Weston House at Madison which has
been closed since last June. Mr.. Wash
burn has recently sold the Canaan
Hsuse at Canaan and he and Mrs. Wash.
burn will give their personal attention to
the Weston House until the summer
season at Lake George.
Clpt. F. G. Dunlap went to Augusta
Yesterday, to confer with the military
authorities of the State in regard to
property and equipments belonging to
Company E. Company K, with others
of the Second Regiment, are to be fur
nished with the olive drab uniform and
overcoat Of the same material.
Leon S. Merrill of Scion, grand master
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, |. o. o. f.,
who was present at the public installs-
ton Of that order here on Tuesday even
ing, left yesterday afternoon for Brewer
where he and the other grand lodge
officers participated in reception given,
last evening, by the Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows Of that place.
Somerset Lodge, Free and Accepted
Masons, held its annual meeting Monday
evening, and elected Ulcers for the en-
suing year as follows: Master, r. E
jackson; senior warden, j. w. Blunt !;
Junior warden, George Simpson; treas
urer, George N Page; secretary, G. M.
Lambert; senior deacon, K. C. Butler !;
Junior deacon, j. H. Hutchins; senior
steward, F. f. Lawrence; junior steward,
A. R. Jewett; chaplain, H. A. Dins-
more; marshal, F. H. Wing; tyler, W
II. Halves; trustee, B. A. Sawyer. Thu
officers were installed the same evening
by District Deputy A. K. Butler
On Tuesday the 10th instant, james
Fellows, cashier of the Second National
Bank of this town, completed his fu.
forty years of continuous services at
cashier of that financial institution. Mr..
Fellows is efficient, trustworthy and
painstakng; has been constantly at his
post and alert in The interest OF the
stockholders during all these years and
they appreciate it. The bank was or
ganized, Jan. 10th, 1864 and commenced
business, March End of that year. Reu-
ben Kidder was the first cashier, serving
nearly one year, when Mr.. Fellows was
elected. The bank has in no instance
failed to pay dividends regularly.