The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-05
TOWN and VICINITY

Great bargains In underwear at Bridg-
nam & Seeking.
Edison's January records just received
at Smiths music store.
II you need any goods that W. ID.
Wildes has left you can buy them cheap.
Charles n. Gardner passed the day
Monday 10 Augusta on business, return
Ing on the late train.
Samuel Harding left for Boston, Tues
day morning, to attend to business inter
eats which he has in and near that city
Postmaster Oramel Murray OF Pitts
field was In town Saturday, having an
interest In matters at the Supreme judi
cial Court.
]. A. Roderiek and family returned
home from WaterVille Tuesday, after
brief visit In that city with relatives OF
Mrs. Roderick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Simpson arrived
home Saturday morning from visit OF
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Linn,
Ir., in Hartland.
The specislties at Deiano's candy store
are high grade chocolates, tonoons aud
home made candies, aud his stock OF
these goods is not surpassed in Maine.
Angler L. Goodwin, student at the
Boston University Law School, was IN
town Saturday He has been passing
his vacation at his home in North Fair
field.
Mrs. Nathan Dinsmore of Turner, Me.
was the guest of Mrs. d. M. Bacon, FRI
day and Saturday of last week, going
from here to Madison to visit with re-
lative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Ross and their
two sons from St. Stephens, n. b. are
In town. this week, having been called
here by the death of Mrs. Ross mother,
Mrs. Gala B. Ward.
Ira A. Norton went to Boston yester-
day morning. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Norton and her mother, Mrs. Weoo'
who will visit for few weeks with rela-
tiyes in and near that city.
Edwin Gledhll, manager Of the Mars
ton Mills, and David A. Haig, agent Tor
the Anderson plant OF the American
Wooden Co., took the train, this MORN
Ing. for few days business in Boston.
We are informed that in our list OF
losses from the recent fire we failed TO
mention that of the Eastern Star lodge,
consisting of their entire lodge property
and their charter, to the value of $500 to
$3.50.
Hiram C. Gage arrived home, Monday
evening from Worcester, Mass, where
he and Mrs. Gage had been since Christ
mas on visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Victor Edwards. Mrs. Gage Is to re-
main several weeks longer.
The annual meeting Of the Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery Is to occur at the office
of thatIcorporstion on Hathaway street
January 14th. The election OF officers
for the ensuing year is the principal bus
mess to be attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Judkins went
to Clinton Monday to arrange for the
moving of their household goods to this
town. They are to make their home
with Mrs. Judkns' father, Mr.. j. +.
Phillips, for the present.
H.S. Elliott, of the firm of French q
Elliott of Guilford was in town few
days last week, leaving for home Satur-
day. Mr.. Elliott made many friends
here during the time that he was head
clerk In the store of c. F. Ward.
The prizes in Robbins recent sale cor
test were won as follows: Boys prizes:
watch, Emile Duby; ring, Arnold North;
cuff buttons, Guy Thibeault. Girls
prizes: watch, Grace Onstott; stone
ring, Zalier WALLER; chatelaine pin,
Lucy Jewett.
Miss Ethel Walton left here for Bos
ton Saturday, to continue her studies at
the Boston University Law School. Mrs.
Walton accompanied her as far as Au-
gusta and returned on the late train
with Mr.. Walton, who had been in that
city for the day to attend the last meet
ing of Governor Hill and his Council
S. w. Philbrick, who WAS called home
from Washington by the death of Mrs,
Philbrick's mother, Mrs. Ward, returned
again to that city, yesterday. Mr.. Phil
brick is delegate to the National For
estry Congress which Is in session in
that city, this week. This notable gath
ering is to be addressed by President
Roosevelt, today, and Mr.. Philbrick was
anxious to reach there in time to hear
our chief executive speak on forestry,
one of his favorite subjects.
A quiet home wedding took place Sur
day evening ut 6 O'Clock at the home of
c. H. Titon on Madison avenue. The
contracting parties were Miss Winnie
fred l.. Goodrich, sister Of Mrs. Iilton,
aud M. George Il. Scott of Boston. The
bride was prettily gowned in white
o-gandie. The ring service was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left Monday morning