The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-19
TOWN and VICINITY

See the children's suits for 81 30 at
Wards.
Full stock of staple and fancy canned
goods at Roderick's market.
Plenty of domestic, boiled, homeless
ham at A. r. Jewett's market.
John F. Phillips was 10 Portland on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. J. W. Blunt, - High street,
wants q capable girl to do Homework ;
family small.
in. & |. J. Smith have taken the
agency of the Wellington typewriter, a
800 machine for only $50,
The next regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be held In Grand Army Hall Tuesday
afternoon, January 24th, at O'Clock.
W. A. Clough went to Portland, Sat
urday, for visit with his SOP, William
A. Clough Jr. and Incidentally to give
attention to some matters Of business.
Delsuo's oysters never gave better sat
isfsction and the quantity he sells each
week testifes to this. Are you buying
the best oysters of him and saving
money!
Mrs. f. F. Fairbrother returned Satur-
day afternoon from visit of three
weeks with relatives and friends In Bos-
ton and vicinity, including Rev. and Mrs.
George f. Leighton of Portsmouth, N.
Fl.
The regular monthly drill Of Company
f occurs next Tuesday evening at their
armory. The funds In payment for the
services at Manassas have been received
and will be ready for disbursement at
that time.
Edwin Aubin, local agent Of the Amer.
lean Express Co., passed Sunday at his
home In Auburn. Newell Perkins, now
clerk In the Waterville office, came up
and took charge of things here during
Mr.. Aubin's absence.
There is to be meeting of Sunset
Chapter, o. E. S. tome rrow (Friday)
evening for the election of treasurer and
the installation, to be followed by a
musical entertainment, including song
by Mrs, W. II. Halves.
At the regular meeting Of Bloomfield
Assembly, P. s., Jan. 18th, Mrs. B. S.
Flagg, Deputy. assisted by Past Chan
cellors Mrs. Flora Desley, Mrs. d.
Thompson and Mrs. Allie Knight in
stalled the officers in very pleasing
manner, after which refreshments were
served.
Robert K. Steward, who is attending
college at the University of Maine, is
continuing the interest in basket ball
which he evinced while in the Show
hogan High School. He has recently
been elected manager of the basket ball
team of the college.
Ensign D. Policy who has charge of
the Salvation Army work In Skowhegan,
Is arranging to remove his banners back
again to his old hall, which has Just been
vacated by Mr.. Wildes. There will be
special meetings there on Saturday and
Sunday, the 2lst and 22nd.
The young people of the Methodist
Church will have supper in G. A. K.
hall Saturday evening, Jan. Il, from to
O'Clock, of baked beans, peas, brown
bread, doughnurs, cold meat, whipped
cream pies, coffee, cocoa, etc., for %
cents. Children under II years, 10 cents.
Everybody come and get good supper
The executive committee Of The Maine
Dairymen's Association met with the
members of the Maine Board of Agricul-
ture at Augusta, yesterday, aud Elmer
f. Harris, member for Somerset county,
was present. The object Of the confer
ence was to arrange for the introduction
OF bill in the Legislature to d, fine a
legal standard for the buying and selling
of cream by weight, hoping thereby to
secure a uniform practice among all the
creameries of the state.
The Woman's Club met Wednesday
afternoon, January Is, at the Library
Parlors, Mrs. Abbie Wildes and Mrs.
Anna Merrill officiating as hostesses.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Lizzie Page and consisted of papers
"The Buried Cities of Egypt" by Mrs
Bucknam, and "Portrait Painting and
Portrait Sculpture of Ancient Egypt
by Mrs. Arizina Miller; reading, "A
Touch of Nature by Mrs. Kathleen
Oak, and piano solo by Miss Hannah
Page. A conversation, "The comfort
able Rut' was opened by Mrs. Ball, who
was followed by Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Eliz:-
beth Merrill and Miss Louise Coburn.
The Underwater meeting of the Maine
Federation OF Women's Clubs occurs at
the State House in Augusta next Thurs
day, Jan 10th. There is to be a morn
ing session of the board Of directors,
which includes ehairmen of standing
committees and club presidents, or per-