The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-10
Choice CLANS 10 the shell or shocked at
A. z. IeWatt's Market.

they last $500 suits for 81 80; see ad.
Souvenir post card albums for all
those beautiful post cards of yours can
be bought at Bucknsm's Drug store.
Miss Carolyn Brsinsrd returned to her
school In Easthsnpton, Mass, Tuesday,
after passing the holiday season in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ordway we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Ginnett
in Augusta, Tuesday afternoon and yes.
terday.
All should remember the lecture at
Bethany Baptist church tomorrow tFri-
day. evening, by Dr.. Chss. A. Eastman;
subject, "The Real Indian
EN-. Merrill, Esq, who had bees a.
tending the session of the Supreme Judi
cial court at Machias, the shire town OF
Washington county arrived home last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Merlin Swain, after a
residence Of two and one half years In
this place, have removed to Pennington
where they expect to make their home
for the future.
Mr.. Alfred L. Moore who is employed
In the machine shop at Rumford Falls
was called home by the serious Illness
OF his mother, Mrs. G. B. Moore. Mrs.
l Moore is now slowly improving.
For the benefit of the Sunday School,
the Young men in the First Baptist So
ciety will give supper at vestry next
Saturday from 5 80 to baked beans,
pie, coffee, etc., % cts; children, Is cts.
The following are few of the many
nice monuments erected by Edwin W.
Marble the past year In our Bloomfield
cemetery David Rowell, Charles G.
Webo, John Weston, B. A. Sawyer, Rob-
ert Boston, all of excellent design and
workmanship.
w. A. Bailey and A. r. Jewett Of this
place, grand patriarch and grand mar
shall OF the Grand Encampment of
Maine, |. o O. F, with Leon S Merrill
3 of Scion, grand junior warden, were at
Bangor, Friday evening of last week, and
assisted in installing the officers of K4ta-
din E lcampment of that city.
Tickets to the grange fair to be held
! next week, will be on sale at the City
Drug Store, Monday morning, January
IA In this respect the folder issued by
the Grange, advertising the fair, Is iu-
correct. Through misprint it is there
given as January Is, instead of as above
stated.
w. H. Paine and Lyman l.. Walton
were In Augusta, last evening, at meet
ing of the executive council of the
Maine grand lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen. The principal bust
: ness was the work of the annual report
which will be formally rendered to the
, annual meeting of the grand lodge, to be
8 held this year at Gardiner, February
, 21st.
The annual election of officers of Par
" menas Encampment Independent Order
of o Id Fellows, occurred Tuesday even
: ing, with ths~following result: Chief
D patriarch, Geo. K. Morrill,; high priest,
. Forrest K. Brown; senior warden, w. c.
Eaton; scribe, F. P. Pennell; treasurer,
e H. C. Taggart; junior warden, q. c..
: Garland. The installation will occur on
e the evening of January %, with Grand
n Chief Patriarch Willis A. Bailey as In
= stalling officer.
Eliz beth r. Malbon, widow of Gard
= ner Malbon, late of Skowhegan, died on
e Saturday last at Old o chard where she
= has made her home for number Of
8 years, at the advanced age OF So years,
months. Funeral services conducted
= by the Rev. Daniel Onstott, her former
pastor at Skowhegan, were held at Old
: Orchard on the 7th and the body brought
to Skowhegan and placed in the reeeiv-
t ing tomb by her nephew, Daniel e. Rob-
r inson of Boston.
. We are in receipt OF a pamphlet con-
members of the 73d legislature, now n
session at Augusta, compiled by Howard
! Owen of that city. Mr.. Owen has had
= an acquaintance with Maine men in pub
! lie life which especially qualities him
g for work of this kind and the arrange
g ment, statistical and biographical matter
r of this pamphlet, is most admirable for
8 the purpose for which 1t is designed.
e The picture of each legislator appears
with the biographical sketch and the
whole serves the very useful purpose OF
acquaintlng the public with the members
of. the legislative department of our
state.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Marston had the
! pleasure of entertaining at their home,
! Monday and Tuesday, Henry Crosby
e Emery, professor of political economy at
= Yale University, and on Tuesday even
/ ing they gave small dinner party to
I Mr.. Emery and his father, the Hon. l..
A. Emery, recently appointed Chief
Justice of the Maine Courts. Professor
: Emery is a native Of Ellsworth, Me.
was graduated at Bowdoin Ia 1891, after