The Somerset reporter., 1905-04-06
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meet IN ibeir rooms ia the ~ bfary buila
ing t1mofro~ afternoon TIE meeting
will be III charge of Ms = K aud Mrs
II Fuller The subject is The Watef-
ing Places of America
The Ice started down aver, Monday
afternoon, bet hung up again later this
side Of the island.
Loren Jones has been in rather poor
health durng the past winter.
DR. Smith Is enjoying yisit from his
sister.
Mrs Mary Spaulding b az been on The
sck list few days Of he past week.
Mrs. Clara Barker 10 suffering from a
severe cold
Mrs Marcia Watson is spending a
couple Of weeks visiting Ter brother ia
Watervlle
Miss Alice johnson and Mas Bel
Adams have been visiting 70 Madison
for few days,
Miss Cora Baker spent few days Of
asst week visiting her uncle Ia skowhe-
4 gan.
Rev. f q Bel, who has been spend
! ing the winter here Visiting with bis
/ daughter, Mrs. +. ". SpauIding, Intends
10 leave next week for PHILADELPHIA.
where be will make a short visit With
his sons before returning = his home In
Altoona, Pa
Rev. o v. Peterson is spending a
week here visiting his ciassnate. Rev.
/ j. II. Gould. Mr. Peterson ie at present
preaching IN Cornish, Me. de is Of
class 06 Bowdoin.
A d Brackley has his goods moved
into his new house on Main street which
he recently purchased from MIS-. A. O.
Frederic.
The init'atoIy degree as conferred
in Quinnebassett Lodge l. o. O. Z. on
Monday evening. The same degree will
be conferred next Monday evening.
The fire which destroyed the fine farm
buildings belonging to Mr. B r Hard
/ ing, on the Skowhegan road, Sunday
evening could be very plainly seen from
here. Several teams went down from
/ this place to render what aid il was pos
sible for them to do but on arriving It
was found that very little could be done
! The fire WAS caused by an overturned
/ lantern ia the stable where Mr.. Horne.
who was living in the BUILDINGS. was TAX
ing care of his horses 1t spread with
80 great rapidity that it war not possible
10 save great amount of the furniture
or clothing in the house and the contents
/ of the stable was almost a complete loss
/ Mr. Horne was able to ct hls horses
/ ont fortunately. Mr. Harding was Wis
! ting in Massachusetts, The loss will
amount to nearly 80 500 It was insur-
ed in one of the grange companies for
81 900.
c. II Hussey has been confined to the
house, this week, by sickness but is bet
ter now
The various schools in town will com.
mence next Monday morning for the
spring term.
c, ;. Wright has moved from Mrs
! Murphy's house at the foot of Water
vile hill into c. 5. Harlow's house at
Poets corner
j. I Wtlch is building a summer
kitchen on - the rear of his ice cream
looms and has added fine soda foun
tain.
A one half horse power electric motor
has just been placed IN the corn shop t.
run the can making machinery, and con
nected with the service of the Skowhe.
gan Electric Light o. 1t will take the
place tt the gasoline engine formerly
used for that purpose.
Mis- r ". Brown. ~kowhegan. has
her opening # spting millinery from
April II, TO l. SEE her ad in another
column
H. S. Whiting is couhned 10 tie house
this week, with the grip
r, NJ. Baker has been Oh the marker
for some time for COW and has found
the article by purchasing the same ont
he had, last season, after looking at
number of others Mir Baker ia in the
eighties and is the smartest man on biz
street now His market garden which
he makes feature every year, is
model of nea'ness and although it con
tains large quarter of an acre no weed,
can be found IN il at any time after he
commences to cultivate it.