The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-01-03

A. r. Jewett's market.
B. A. Daggett, who has been seriously
i'll OF tonsiitis for the past weeks, II
now improving.
]. Fl. Pratt went to Dixfi Id, Me-, thi
morning, where he will visit his sister
Mrs. c. E. Magoon.
Souvenir post card albums for al
those beautiful post cards of yours cal
be bought at Bucknam's Drug store.
Sunset Chapter, Order of the f 'sterr
Star, will hold its regular meeting to
morrow friday evening at X. ?. hall
W. II. Halves, who is attending thu
Harvard Law school, returned to Cam
bridge, Monday. after passing his vscs
ton in town with his family.
Among the attorneys from out of th'
county seen around the court house
Tuesday, were Hon. D. j. McGilicudd'
of Lewiston and Harvey d. Elton OF
Wsterville.
Miss Edna Conforth, who had beer
passing her vacation of two weeks II
town with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
james Conforth, returned, Saturday, tt
Blue Hill, Me-, where she is employed
10 teaching.
You will find everything for your
table at the Skowhegan Market, includ
ing celery, lettuce, rsdisbep, and cucum
bers. Also scalops, mackerel, smelts
fresh tongues and sounds, cod cheeks
halibut, etc.
The Officers elect of Russell Relief
Corps, as we'll as the retiring officers
are urged to be present at the regular
meeting to be held tomorrow Afternoon
friday, az work of Importance is tc
come before the meeting.
He, Woods of Auburn, state district
deputy of the Improved Order OF Red
Men. has been 10 town the past week.
he will be present at the meeting OF
Nj ohican Tribe, next Monday evening,
and the adoption degree will be con-
ferred on several candidates.
The Woman's Club will entertain the
Sorosis and Town Improvement Society
ut the Bethany Parlors, Wednesday,
January o h, at 2.30 p. N. The subj CT
of the meeting will be "Child Labor"
and every member of the three clubs ia
urged to be present, as 10 is the first
Federated meeting of the clubs.
Carl d. smith left here last Monday
for st. Louis, Mo-, after a few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alsonz) Smith. Mr.. Smith is now en-
ployed In the United States Government
department In testing coal and other
minerals. He expects to be transferred
to Jamestown, Va, during the exposl-
ton to be held at that place during the
present year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philbrick were
| married In Watervllle, d cember 30,
1855 and their fiftieth anniversary, &C.
curing last Sunday, was celebrated
quietly by them, they being guests for
the day at the home of their son, john
X. Phibrick. on Maple street, james
Fellows, Mrs. Phlbrick's brother, and
Mrs. Fellows also being present.
At the "Mothers' Meeting" held under
The auspices OF the Women's Chris lar
Temperance Union, next Tuesday, JanC
ary 8. at three D. NJ, In G. A. K. hall
Mrs. Mabel w. Philbrick is to speak OF
1.-THE Literature for Children" and MISS
Louise Fl. Coburn on ''Reading fol
Young Folks" There will also De voc
solo by Miss Gertrude Webb and soci
hour will follow the program. Mother
may bring their children.
Arranged by Mrs. Chas. North as
surprise TO her husband on his birth lay
a gathering OF something like NIFTY
Skowhegan people, nearly all natives Of
England. occurred at the North home
IN Mt Pleasant avenue, last Saturday
evening. Christmas hymns and songs
were sung and the event celebrated
much in the manner that 1t would have
been had 1t occurred In the land which IL
dear to the hearts OF all who were present
About eight o'clock Company E band
arrived and played a selection outside
the house, afterwards coming in to par
ticipate In and contribute to the enjoy
ment Of the evening. Before leaving
they presented to Mr.. North, who Is
valued member Of their organic ltlon, a
handsome Masonic charm.