The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-01
TOWN and VICINITY

MIS- I1u' 1 axe Il NlslIihe iCiobi'1s
10 Augusta, today.
An ideal perfume, Thelma, for sale
only at Fogg's drug store.
John 2. Clark returned, yesterday,
from business trip to Boston.
j. n. d |. J. Smith are Offering special
bargains in sewing machines to reduce
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Bunker of Brewer
were the guests OF Rev and Mrs B. b.
Merrill, yesterday and today.
Kendall's orchestra has an engagement
to play at the Gerald in Fairfield every
Sunday through the month Of February.
Mrs. Frank |. Estes has returned home
from Wnterport. where she was the
guest for several weeks OF her son, En-.
cry Estes and family.
Congressman f. C. Burlegh has the
thanks of the REPORTER for copy Of
the Congressional Directory of the SO h
Congress, just received.
Mrs. Ann Lumsden left here for Bos-
ton last Friday morning, where she will
pass the rest OF the winter with the
family of her son, James.
A correspondent informs US that Asa
Lawrence has recently had shipped to
him from Boston, very fine trotting
mare with record of 21l4.
MIS-. Ellen Clark Burke of Boston was
10 town, last week, called here by the
death of Miss Iva Holden. While in
town she was the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. David Holden.
The coffee served at the Congregations
al supper, last evening, was the famous
Hollander brand, sold in Skowhegan ex-
cIusively by Geo. Simpson. Many favor
able comments were heard on its ex.
qusite flavor.
The kindergarten began the winter
term, Monday. The forenoon sessions
| will be held 10 the Lincoln building Cd
the north side OF the river, and the after
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Park schoolhouse on the south side.
The teacher, Miss Florence Hammond,
arrived here, Saturday, from her home
| in Eliot, where she had been visiting rel
atives since the fall term closed.
Conductor Peter Feeney, familiar TO
Skowhegan people who travel on the
rs morning and the 4 30 evening train,
was taken i'll, Sunday, with what proved
to be appendicitis. He and Mrs. Feeney
were passing Sunday In town as guests
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Ward at No.
Middle street. He was able to take
charge of his train as far as Waterville,
Monday morning, but asked to be re-
lieved there and continued on to his
home 10 Portland as passenger.
For the third entertainment In the
lecture course, to be given at the Con-
gregational Church, Friday evening,
FEBRUARY OH, the society has been so
fortunate as to secure Mrs. Ida Jenness
Moulton of Massachusetts,, impersonator
and musical entertainer. Mrs. Moulton
has lately appeared at very brilliant
and select gathering In Boston at the
Yendome and was pronounced by com
petent critics upon this occasion to be
one OF the most clever and pleasing en-
tertainers upon the platform at the pres
ent day. Do not miss this opportunity
to hear her. Tickets % cents, a Samp-
sons or at the door.
The first stated meeting of Sunset
Chapter, No. So, o. K. S., conducted by
the newly elected officers will be held in
the Odd Fellows hall on Friday, Feb. I'd.
The officers elected at the last meeting
for the ensuing year are as follows Mrs.
Caroline l.. Howard, worthy matron
Mr.. G. w. Nash, worthy patron; Mrs.
Laura Dinsmore, associate matron; +.
M. Gledhll, Sec; Mrs. Issie Williams,
Treas. Mrs. Abble Robinson, chaplain;
Miss Edna Page, marshall; Mrs. Emma
Dunton, organist; Miss Blanche Pollard,
conductress; Mrs. Minnie Pishon, asso-
ciate conductress; Mrs. Grace Bean,
Adah; Mrs. Maria Chute, Ruth; Miss
Margie Hutchins, Bertha; Mrs. Vina
Hill, Martha; Mrs. Sarah Delano, Electa;
Mrs. Calists Dunlap, warder, and Mr.. C.
North, sentinel.
Chas. Fairbrother has recovered the
team. the disappearance of which was
noted in these columns, last week. On
Friday evening, lady in Smitatield,
giving her name as Mrs. Clark, tele-
phoned Mr.. FaiIbrother OF team that
had been left at Waterville livery the
preceding Saturday night, and the cir
cumstanees seemed to indicate that the
party who left it did not intend to re-
turn. Mr.. Fairbrother at once telephon-
ed to Watervile and established the fact
that the team referred to was his. He
went down on the train the following
day, settled the board OF the horse for
the week, and drove home. The horse
WAS all right and nothing of the outfit
was injured or missing.
! Ga Tuesday last, the Municipal court
was taken up with the trial of Warren
X. Brown vs. Frank Thompson, the de-
! feudant being tried for an alleged case
! of assault and battery committed upon
I IL ,,arsnr ~ cold pvnup m tho Sunda u