The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-13

Miss Jessie Maddocks Is clerking at
J. r. Philbrick's until after Christmas.
Miss Lord, milliner, is now located at
Hotel Oxford, room 81; telephone 44-2.
<. A. Bison ia confined to bis home
this week by Ii f4mmatory rheumatism.
Miss Alice Rogers took the train this
moraIng for a few days. visit with
friends In Lewiston.
Otto Gunner OF Boston returned home,
this morning, after brief visit here at
/ the home of Mrs. s. Ii. Gledhill
Mrs. A. S. Nelson left here, yesterday,
for Damariscotta, Me-, where abe will be
the guest of relatives until after the
holidays.
The next regular meeting OF the Town
Improvement Society occurs at the Ii
brary Parlors tomorrow (Friday) after
noon at q 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Clara Woods, who had been visit
Ing for ten days with Skowhegan rela-
tives, returned to her home In Silver
Mills, Saturday.
Mra. Martha L. Tuttle went to Water
vile, Friday of last week. She will pass
the greater part of the winter with rels-
ives In that city and In Oakland.
Articles remaining unsold from the
Congregational Fair will be on sale dur
Ing the session OF the Working League
at the church parlors, next Monday az
ternoop, to all who may wish to pur-
chase.
John W. Harris, son of E o. Harrie,
and Miss Flossie, daughter of Mr.. and
MS. Archie Bernard, were married at
the home Of the BRIDES parents on Nj.
Pleasant avenue, last Saturday evening,
by E. F. Merrill, Esq
G. Davis Miller, c. w. Day, Peter
Merry-and James Nutting are at Water.
Vile, today, as the guests of the Central
Maine Fair Association at their banquet
which they give to all who won prizes
at their last annual exhibition and fair.
Abel Thompson caught his foot In
stepping from his delivery sleigh on
Madison avenue, Thanksgiving day, re-
suting In an injury which he at first be-
lieved was only strain. He managed
to keep about until last Sunday, but suf-
fered considerable pain, aud, on consult
Ing physician was told that some of
the bones Of the foot were broken. The
Injured member will require a consider
able period of complete rest for Its re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben G.. Emerson of
i Portland accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Hester, have been visiting In town
at the farm home OF Mr.. Emerson's
brother, Samuel Emerson. Mr.. Emer-
son is one OF the route agents of the
Maine & New Brunswick division OF the
American Express company, his duties
being chic fly In the section between
Portland and Waterville. His visit here
is part OF his annual two weeks vaca-
| tioD.
Dawes Brothers moving picture en-
tertanment is to be presented in Grange
hall tomorrow friday and Saturday
evening. This is Skowhegan company
OF which w. r. Dawes of this place Is
manager and principal owner. During
the past two weeks they have given en-
tertanments In Hartland, Dexter, Gardi-
ner, Hallowell, Oakland, No. New Port
land, Kingfield, Phillips, Madison and
other places. They have been very for
tunate as to the size of their audiences
In all these towns and cities and reports
regarding them are to the eject that
they give a motion picture show the
equal of any ever seen In this section Of
Maine. They ought, and undoubtedly
will have crowded houses, In their home
town.