The independent-reporter., 1910-12-15
~ The News of Somerset's Busy Towns II
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Mrs. +. A Wood Of skowhegan
who has been visiting her son. DR. p.
A. Wood. returned 10 her home last
week
william Peters OF Boston, ID nov
the guest Of his sister, Mrs Gallant
Mrs. BENJAMIN Russell Is At pres
snt one OF the cooks at Martins res
tauraut
Mrs. Joseph Whitney Of this vii
lage, has been suffering from the
gathering OF sores In her head
Mrs Julia Colby went 10 Fort
Fairfield last Saturday to spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs w. A.
Richmond Mr and Mrs. G.. A. Ball
will occupy Mrs. Colby's house dur
ing her absence
Winnie Vittum has moved into the
house which sir Bell has vacated this
week. having purchased 10 Of Roy
Savage
Ben Miller and Leon Robinson were
In town Saturday and sunday last
Christmas trade has been very good
indeed the past week.
Charles Durgin has been III with
tonSilitis but ia now a little better
Herbert Dinsmore Is janitor for the
grammar and intermediate schools.
Edward Fogg. assistant station
agent. has been confined TO his home
by illness the past week.
In cases OF severe storm when there
Ia 10 be no school "A no school whistle
will be blown at 730 a. N. Long
short--long will be the signal.
T.ka Iah n.4Jlplu uyhn
have occupied their cottage at Pleas
ant Pond all the fall until last week,
have returned 10 their home In New
York
In crossing the ice on Pleasant
Pond short time ago, Sherman
Beans four horse team broke through
and IL was with difficulty the horses
were got out.
Mrs. Anon Baker is reported as a
little better
David Whipple, an aged and much
respected citizen. died last Saturday
at his home where he had lived for
many years with his son, Hosea. The
burial was Tuesday, the 18th, at the
Village cemetery Mr.. Whipple's age
WAS SO years, months, "a days. He
leaves a widow and one son. who with
bis wife have tenderly cared for him
during his declining years.
The Congregational Circle realized
about S26 from the recent entertain
ment given In Kennebec hall.
A large building purchased by A.
A. Dlnsmore was recently moved to
his lot by James Martin and Curran
smith; and 1t Is understood that Mr..
Dinsmore thinks OF going into the hen
business next summer on more or
less extensive scale.
DR. Arthur H. Clark will be at the
residence of A. s. Burke on Monday,
December 10. for three days for the
practice OF dentistry
Save money by buying your gro
ceries. confectionery and stationery
at Caswell's.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Carl and their
two children were In Waterville last
Saturday.
The High school, which commenced
last Monday. was called to a halt
again on Wednesday, the CRATES hav-
ing burned out In the new furnace.
Too much waste had been burned
during the past few weeks and too
little attention paid to keeping the
ashes away from the CRATES. New
ones have been sent for and will be
put In as soon as possible, probably
In a day or two.
Go to Donigan's for Christmas
goods He has nice line OF Cut
Glass, China Ware, all kinds of Par
lor Stands and Chairs. China Closets
and Rugs OF all descriptions. We are
making very low price on Fur Coats
and Boys Refers. $50 good excel
sior Mattresses, one and two pieces,
prices s2.s0 and 1926, will sell for
t245