The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-12
aEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN and VICINITY

Do not miss the sale at Curtis.
Charles Folsom-Jones made business
trip to Oakland, yesterday.
Miss Iva Jackins of Houlton is 10 town
for a few weeks with friends.
Arthur H. Ellwell passed portion of
the day In Waterville, yesterday.
David j. Rowell and his son, Elmer,
left here, yesterday morning, for busi-
ness trip to Augusta and Gardiner.
F. E. Brigham, of the firm BRIGHAM
& Seekins, went to Pittsteld yesterday,
where he is to remain on business until
tomorrow or Saturday.
At the next stated meeting of Sunset
Chapter, o. f. s., Jan. 20, treasurer
will be elected, the treasurer-elect having
declined to serve; also installation.
l.. L. Witham, of the firm of Hackett
& Witham, went to Burnham, yesterday,
where his services were r,quired in set
ting up machinery for the Sebastlcook
Power Plant.
Col. A. s. Bangs and staff of Augusta
will pay IN official visit TO Milburn CON-
mandery U. o. G. c., Wednesday even
ing, the IS h inst. to install the newly
elected officers.
Captain F. e. Dunlap has been ten.
dered an appointment on the staff Of
General Smith, commanding Maine brig
ade, uniform rank, Knights of Pythias,
and will undoubtedly accept.
Peter Morencie, electrician and engi-
neer at the Marston Mills has been off
duty for the past few weeks, owing to
an injury to one of his ewes from mi
mute fragment thrown off from an emery
wheel. He has so far recovered that he
hopes to resume his position Monday.
Parmenas Encampment and Priscilla
Reoekah Lodge are to hold joint install
lation next Tuesday evening, January
17th, at Grange Hall. Leon s. Merrill
of Scion, grand master of the Odd Eel.
lows of Maine. is to be installed as chief
patriarch of Parmenas Encampment.
Refreshments will be served. All mem
bers of the subordinate lodges and their
wives are invited to attend.
We are indebted to Mr.. s. F. Emer-
son for full and accurate report of the
proceedings of Somerset Pomona Grange,
at the annual meeting held here Tues-
day and Wednesday. Mr.. Emerson has
reported these annual meetings for the
REPORTER for some years. They are
first-class and we know our readers APP
preciate them. We are glad to be able
to favor them in this way.
In recent changes of teachers In the
SkOwhegan rural schools, the following
appointments have been made: Pitts
school, Miss Mary Wentworth of Fair
field; Blunt school, Mss Matte Clifford
of Cornish, Me. Malbon's Mills school,
Miss Charlotte Belknap OF New Hamp-
shire; Lake George school, Miss May
school, Miss Olive Gleason; Dudley's
Corner, Mrs. Eva Webster of Caratunk :;
Larone, Miss Carrie Ross Of Madison.
The REPORTER finds that it was not
strictly accurate in stating, In the ac-
count OF the storm of January 4th, pub
lished in our last issue, that none of the
Z. F. d. carriers made their trips on that
date. We have since learned that Charles
Cleveland, substitute carrier on route
No a, made the entire trip. Mr.. Norris
Nj. Cleveland, the regular carrier on this
route, advises us that either he or his
son have made the complete trip every
day since the route has been 10 their
charge.
The Skowhegan Pulp Co. has been
shipping quite part of its product to
New Jersey for several months past, av-
eraging about four cars d week to a mill
at Whippany in that State. Under usual
conditions, Maine pulp Is made into
paper nearer home, but there had been a
long-continued drought in the pulp mill
region of New York and the west and
consequent lack OF water power for the
pulp industry. They have recently had
plenty OF rain in that section, however,
and will have no further need of Show
hogan pulp. The last carload went for
ward Saturday.
The marriage of Mr.. Eden Boyd to
Miss Sadie Wentworth was solemnized
by the Rev. b. B. Merrill at the CoDgre-
gational parsonage, Wednesday after.
noon, January 4th. The groom ia a
native of New Brunswick, who has been
a resident of Skowhegan for the past
three years, being at present employed
at the market Of Jewett & Pennell. The
bride is the daughter of William Went
worth Of Fall field, who graduated from
the Skowhegan High school in 1898 and
has since followed the occupation of
teaching, quite portion of the time 10
the Skowhegan schools. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd will reside on Turner avenue.
At the regular meeting OF Eureka
Lodge, No. LIS, N. z. o. p, held on
Tuesday evening, January 10, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Alfredia
Cool, junior past warden; A. X. Day,
warden; John N. Cool, vice warden;
Nina l.. Clough, chaplain; Nellie N.
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