The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-24
TOWN and VICINITY

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Tar will cure that cold.
The Second National Bank pays three
and one-half per cent on time deposits.
c. j. Abbey, superintendent of the
Skowbegan Electric Light Company,
has been in Boston since Saturday, on
business for that corporation.
Skim milk, butter milk and cream, all
OF which are pasteurized, are still 10 be
delivered In town by Mr.. @. F. Paddock
of the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery.
The Pythian Ssterhood are to conduct
a food sale, commencing at two O'Clock,
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, at the
store Of B. s. Flagg on Island avenue.
Court Wesserrunset, No. Is, l. o. f.
are to hold their installation In Milburn
hall, Tuesday evening, the 29:h. After
the installation there will be a social.
Mrs. Helen C. Wing arrived home,
Tuesday evening, from visit OF several
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Morrie CLARK
and other relatives 10 No New Portland
W. B. Whittier, the newly Installed
master Of Skowhegan grange, goes to
Cornville, this evening. to act as Install
ing fflcer at the annual installation Of
Wesserrunsett Grange.
Chas. Pierce and his young daughter
Rachel, returned to their home in Mars
Hill, Aroostook county, yesterday after
noon, after being guests for a week OF
his sister, Mrs. |. A. Homsted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pishon left here,
Saturday, and are passing the present
week with friends in Boston and vicin'
ity. During their absence james G.
Durrell and wife are occupying theiI
residence on East Leavitt street.
Twins, a son and daughter, were born
to Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Lewia, Saturday
but the son survived but one day only.
The daughter seems to be progressing
finely and Is to be known by the name
of Elizabeth, the name borne by several
near relatives OF the mother.
Miss Allurs Hayden died, Monday, al
the home of her sister, Miss Annie Hay
den. Alder street. The deceased hiss
been an invalid for many years and dur
ing this time had received the constant
and devoted care OF the sister just men.
toned. No other relatives survive.
Funeral services were observed, yester-
day forenoon at II o'clock, conducted by
the Rev. B. B. Merrill. Her age was 81
years.
William Il. Seekins has been at Pitts-
field quite portion Of the time for the
past week on account Of the Illness oil
his father, T. B. Seekins. Mr.. Seekins
has been an invalid for long time and
his present condition is such that res
toration 10 health can hardly be ex-
pected. Advices from Pittstield, this
morning, indicate an unfavorable change
In the condition of the patient and the
end is expected at any time.
Among the Skowhegan ladies attend
Ing the midwinter meeting OF the Maine
Federation OF Women's Clubs at Angus.
Ia, yesterday, were Mrs. J. K. Wads-
worth, Mrs. b. r. Eaton, Mrs. f. w.
Marble, Mrs. j. Z. Merrill, Mrs. W. F.
Robbins, Mrs. E. 7. Goodrich, Mrs. F.
W. Bueknam, Mrs. E. +. Danfortb, Mrs.
E. z. Page, Mrs. Il. G. Judkins, Mrs.
w. T. Seekins, Mrs. Hermon Rowell,
Mrs. A. B. Lamb and Miss Hannah
Page.
Quite party OF Skowhegan young
business men participated in an excur'
sion on snow shoes to the Hayden Lake
cottage of J. R. Philb-ick, yesterday,
where they were entertained for the
evening. Among those 10 the party be-
sides Mr.. PhiIbrick were A. R. Jewett,
John w. Steward, Robert Wentworth,
G. e. Durrell, Fred G. Dow, DR.. c. X.
viles, Bin w. Page, F. C. Pooler and
w. E. Hackett, the latter gentleman U.s.
Ing skees instead of the ordinary form
of snow shoe.
Forrest Goodwin has recently been
retained as counsel by Chas. A. Freeman
OF PoItland, who was severely injured In
the collision of two freight trains at
Monmouth, Me, the seventh of last De.
cember. Mr.. Freeman was running as
fireman with Engineer Forrest Fletcher,
who was killed at that time. This case
will probably be entered for trial before
the United States Court at Portland
under the national employers liability
act which became law last July. This
law is applicable to railways only and
the case above mentioned will be one OF
the first to be tried under Its provisions
In this state.
Ira W. Page, Jr., has recently return
ed from trip to New York state, dur