The Somerset reporter., 1906-01-04
Watch J. d. Symons' window for zoe
bargains, Saturday, Jan. 6.

Watch J. d. Symons' window for zoe
bargains, Saturday, Jan. 6.
Mrs. Geo. C. Woods passed Sunday In
lwn at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Tantish.
Mrs. Z. N. Merrill aud the Misses
Frances and Jeanette Lord we're pres
ent at the funeral of Miss Julia Folsom
in Augusta last Saturday.
! Mrs. Alice Buzz4ll went to Rumford
Falls. Mond4y morning, where she has
an engagement 10 teach school for the
remainder OF the school year.
Mrs. N. II. Lambert went to Ro&bury,
Mass, Monday morning, where she will
be the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. TeHney for the next six
weeks.
Edwin Gledhill, manager, and j. Wal
lace Blunt, assistant treasurer, OF the
Marston Worsted Mills, are 10 New York
City. this week, on business for that
corporation.
A cloth washer, large piece OF ma
chinery occupying car by itself, was
received at the Skowhegan station this
week, for the fnishing department OF
the Marston Mills.
There was a small fire this morning 10
the business section of Madison, extn-
guished with slight damage. The alarm,
which sounded about six-thirty, was
plainly audible 10 Skowhegan.
The present outlook is that about
twenty members of the Milburn Club
will become the guests by invitation of
the Somerset Club of Pittstield, tomor-
row (Friday) evening. The visitors will
go by the 35 train.
Harry Packard of Winthrop passed a
portion of last week in town as the guest
of his uncle, z d. Packard, and other
relatives. Mr.. Packard is a student at
the University of Maine and this visit
was psrt of his holiday vacation.
Four Skowhegan citiz ms were drawn,
Saturday, to serve at the next term of
the United States court which will set
vt Portland, Feb. 6; For the grand
iury, R. D. Baker and W. A. Pitts; petit
iury, j. n. Hutehine and D w. Lewis.
Geo. II. Pishon is just getting about
again after a severe attack of shingles.
His friends 4re Inclined to joke him with
regard To ht matter but Mr.. Pishon is
sure that two weeks iluess Of that
nature cannot be regarded as a Joke by
! the victim thereof
The skating at the Lakewood rink is
now excellent and each afternoon and on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings skating parties from Skowhegan
and Madison enjoy the sport. On the
above evenings the rink is brilliantly
lighted and special car will leave Show
hogan for the rink at p. IN, and return
ing will leave Lakewood at 30 and
0 30 p. NJ.
Mre. Isaiah Crowel of Pittsfeld, ac-
companied by her father, Benz lmin
| CDaet, WIS III IONua uteuhy MI
Chase is nearing his IS b birthday and is
remarkably well preserved man for
such an age. He was born in Canaan
when Maine was part OF Massachusetts
and resided there until very recently but
now makes his home with the family Of
| his daughter in Pittsfield
/ Mrs. Mary c. Brainard, her daughter,
! Miss Caroline, and her aunt, Miss Sarah
F. Coffi1, left this morning for an ex-
| tended tour and to pass the winter on
the Pacific coast. They are to be i)incd
! at Washinginton by Mrs. Mathew Coffin
and her daughter OF New York City.
| After few weeks stay in that city the
party will 70 to New Orleans and from
! there to Pasadena. Cal. Later in the
/ season San Francisco will be visited and
| from that city Mrs, Mary Brainafd and
her daughter will return home by way
of Tacoma, Wash. and the Canadian Pa
cfic Railway, arriving here the last OF
May The other members of the party
are TO return to the East from San
! Francisco about month earlier,
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