The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-05
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Special union meetings every night
this week excepting Saturday evening,
addressed by Rev Norman Mckenney
of Augusta.
| he regular meeting of somerset
Grange, this evening, he following OFF,
GERS will be installed: F. l. Horne,
uasteT; Wallace William, q; Mrs e Is.
! Everett L; Alton Horne, steward; Eu'
gene Tarbox. asst ); Irving I1oolts,
chap; E. Burgess, treas; l. Hol-
way see Jennie Horne, ceres; May
Marston, Pomona; Goldie Blalsdell,
| Flora; Florence Everett, Las Elmer
| Dyer, q K. fine baked bean supper
Will be served
Horace Thomas has returned from
! Cambridge, Mass, where he went some
time since To have an operation for ap-
! pendicitis performed, which was very
successful
The schools commenced again, Mon.
day, after a vacation of two weeks
There will be a public installation of
the officers of Quinne bassett Lodge,
o. o. +. and somerset Rebekah lodge IN
Oddfelow 4 hall next Monday evening
The business meeting of Quinnebassett
lodge will be called to ORDER at 80 p.
m an hour earlier than usual.
Florence Hall returned TO the tobnrn
Classical Institute, Monday, after spend
ing her holiday vacation with her par
ents
hester Smith returned to Dartmouth
college, Tuesday lie was accompanied
as far as Portland by his mother, Mrs
ora smith, who will spend several
he -, a.. ,tt relatives
Rosco smith is working for the Show
hogan Electric Light Company in the
repair work about town.
Ralph " hitney is at work for the Som
erset Railroad tompany in the business
Offices in Oakland
Mrs Josie biting went to the hospt-
al last week, to be operated upon for
appendicitis.
Dr. l. Brown is confined to his bed by
sickness
Mrs. Mable Ketchum went to Boston,
Saturday, where she will join her hus-
band, Mr. Ralph ketchum
Colds are prevalent about town.
Watts coat shop started up, Monday
morning, with work enough for the
present and more expected soon
Mrs Mary Spaulding left, last week,
for Madison where she will spend the
winter
Steward Wing went mp river, Monday,
on lumber surveying job for Mr..
Hiram Moore
Mr. Ellis II Tobey and Mrs Susie NJ.
Curtis were united in marriage at the
Baptist parsonage, Monday evening, by
Rev. r. u. DAVIS
A pleasant party met at the residence
of Mr.. Boone, Thursday evening of last
week. An oyster supper was served.
Miss Cora Baker is confined to her bed
by sickness, this week.
The season of good resolutions.
That five still insists in being four
most of the time
The annual meeting of the Somerset
Farmers Cooperative Telephone COM
pany WAS held in the Office of +. l..
Ames of this place on Monday afternoon.
Mr., E. B Everett Of Norridgowock was
chosen clerk; Eben Leeman OF Starks
was elected president and Director r.
l.. Ames of of Norridgewock was elect
ed business manager and director. Di-
rectors were chosen from the towns in
terested as follows: < W Silman, II.
5 Jones of Norridgewook, Sanford Fl.
Howe of Smithfeld, w R. Taylor of
Fairfield, j w Packard of Skowhegan,
G l.. Holbrook of otarks, Treas, II. 5
Brigg, Norridgewock, auditor. The
meeting yrs harmonious and strong
plans we're made for the future.
viii Mills is still confined to his house
by an abscess in his throat Recent at
tempts at lancing failed to reveal the
core. The situation of the abscess
makes it very difficult for Mr. Mills to
partake of nourishment.
Ralph Tibbits, who has been having a
weeks vacation from his work as ma
chinist for the United Shoe Machine 20,
returned to Beverly, Mass, Saturday
afternoon. He was accompanied by his
friend, Rudolf Rowland, who will seek
employment with the same firm,