The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28
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H. H. johnson hss . word 20 asy 10 our
advertising columns to musIcaIly Inclined
people.
Mr.. Smiley calls the Animal msstins Of
the 6omeraet Central Agricultural Society,
for February 7th.
| Do not k,ot for the morning freight very
early /" day, for at 9 o'clock this morning
lit hsd juss fsscbsd Winthrop.
With the theEmometer below ssIo and
cold, bi6stering storm raging, to-day bids
fair u be the toughest VIC have yet seen.
The engine slipped tho rails on the turn
table, 1t this station yesterday morning.
giving the employ ees another cold Job ne
placing II.
The tooth anniversary OF the Cong.
chureh occurs to-day. A large gathering
IL anticipated. A collation. IL TO he served
10 The vestry from TO l-2 O'Clock.
From the reports we hear from the Tenn
perance meeting Of last Sunday evening,
We should advise the older ones interested,
t0 see that better order was maintained.
Read White wildes new advertise.
ment; their sale Of ClOaks last week was
successful and they have bought another
lot which they are selling NJ aslonishlngly
low prices.
In consequence OF the crowded state Of
our columns, we are obliged TO leave over
much valuable matter this week, including
tue real estate transfers in this county for
the past two weeks.
Rev. Temple Cutler of Essex Mass.
former pastor OF the Congregation Il church
Is 10 town To attend The Tooth anniversary
Of the Cong. church of this place. He Is
guest Of Mrs. Bells.
ve,y little Ice has been cut here as yet,
eli, her by our local ice man, or those who
put 1t up for their OVID use. At the pres
ent time they seem 10 be waiting for suit
able weather to begin operations.
There is Is be an old folks assembly at
the Heseiton House Monday evening, Feb
2nd. Music by joy. This is only the first
Of y course to be established, should the
encouragement received waTrant it.
well WAS the idea of holding scciab.e u,
Fairgievs's hall, asking the small admi,-
sion Of 10 cents and giving out cordi1l
invitation 10 all to come 10 aud e, " them
selves. The first one OF the lind was held
Monday evening and had an attendance Of
about rs young people.
Ladies' interested Is Russell Post G. A.
X. OF SkowheRan, will have an oyster sup
per at Armory Hall, Thursday evening
February 9th, at o'clock for the purpose
Of raising funds to help worthy and desli-
tute soldiers. Admission 2b cents. All
are invited. Lsdies of the village are re-
quested to contribute to supply the tables.
Mrs. Eugene Collins OF No. Arson, died
at the residence Of her brother, Samue
A. Blckford 10 this place, this morping.
Sunday morning last, Mrs. Collins left
is with her son, and on the night OF her
arrival here had u stroke Of paralysis,
resulting in her death.
Miss s. A. Potter will play some of Men
delssohDs Piano Forte Music at Fair
grieves Hall. on Friday evening, Jan. BOT.
She will have the assistance Of Mr.. j. II.
Page, who will deliver An original essay on
this classical :uthor, containing AN anaiy-
sis of some of the music played. This l.
au excellent opportunity to become ac-
quainted with the life and character of
Mendelssohu and with some of his famous
"Songs without words" Admission 25c.
Mr.. G. Nolln of the firm G. & NJ. Nalin,
scythe manufacturers OF this place, Is very
low suffering from severe attack of Jaur.
dice. DIR. Robbins of Norridgewock IA.
been called At different times to consult
with the attending physician, DR.. Cushing,
but as yet he has received little relief
The extensive scyihe business of the Arm,
In consequence thereof, has been rather al
stand still for the past three weeks.
Hi. Heory's Premium Miustrels W II
appear at Coburn Hall, on Thursday 10 ii
program of choicest excellence, embracing
ND entirely new collection of Sensational
features. This Organization is solid and
pralseworthy affair and has ! reputation
second to none. Among its many features
are its costly and Elaborate First Part Cir
Gle, dressed 10 Velvet, Plush, Silk, Satiu
and Diamonds, with an Orchestra of Solo
lists In Gorgeous Uniforms, followed by AZ
Ieterude Of BraIliant Specialties. Moth
ing like this on 80 grand and costly scale
has ever been attempted in Minstrelsy, and
1t will be 40 event long to be remembered.
As will be seen In another column the
firm OF Written & Millken has dissolved,
after year and half Of most successful
business. They came here strangers to
nearly all, but bv their geutlemanly treat
ment OF their customers. aud their business
tact, have built up most prosperous bnsi-
ness aud they are "known" to not few in
town. The dissolution is caused by the
departure of Mr.. Milliken from our village
tn Richmond. He has formed c. partner
ship with Omar Clark and the firm have
purchased the G. b. Foster steam mill at
Richmond. The mill Is capable Of cutting
seven million OF lumber per year and Is on"
Of the best Investments OF the kind IN tn
state. The new firm have purchased the
land and all tie appurtenapces t" the mil
and have indeed, = nue property. Whilr
We regret the departure OF such an enter
prisipg and genial good fellow, as every on
knows Mr.. MillikeU 10 be, We rejoice that
be has such brilliant opening. Mr.. Whit
ten will continue the boot and shoe busi-
ness ~ the old stand, and will miss no op-
| portunity to give his customers "fts." He
| has services of Mr. Milliken until May, so
that for the present, there will he n"
change In the force u this store. We be-
| speak for Mr.. Written q continuance Of the
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