The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

grieves' Hall on Friday eve next, Mar 30
The weather predictions this morning
are warmer followed by colder, rain or
snow.
As we 20 to press heavy rain is fall
ing, and it EXTENDS up river to West
Forks.
The Skowhegan Womaus' Club will
meet with Mrs. NJ. 7. Pooler this Thurs
day. P. NJ.
The Sorosis have decided to hold their
annual club tea at Hotel Coburn ON the
evening of Friday, April 18th.
Mrs. Henry Fuller of Hartland, re-
turned to her home on Saturday, after a
short visit to friends in this place.
A leader among portion of our foreign
population has skipped town, we hear
having been charged with pocket peddling
liquor.
Rev. Mr. Frost, pastor of the NJ. +.
church. went to New Sharon yesterday to
attend the funeral services of Mr.
Thomas Smith.
Hon. L. f. Webb of Wateryile, Hon.
w. +. Lunt of Portland, and ]. l. Whit
comb of Pennington were in attendance
upon court yesterday.
Messrs. Nj. C. Foss and c. W. Baker
have purchased the stage line and teams
on the Forks line of Z. G. Coffin aud
commenced to run the stages last week.
John Goodness was arragned before
police court on Tuesday, charge, being
drunk, disorderly and resisting an officer
Fine and cost amounting to Sll.o0
Paid
Miss C. L. Burrill has taken rooms at
Mrs. S. Vosmus', corner Court and High
SITS, and is prepared to do dressmaking
She will 20 out by the day or take work
at her rooms. (l5)
The School Committee of Waterville in
their annual report, speak in terms of
high commentator of the services of
Mr. Jefferson TAYLOR, formerly of this
village.
large chorus is rehearsing for an Old
folks concert to be given in the NJ L.
Church in two or three weeks. Next re-
hearsal tomorrow evening at 80. All
singers invited.
Send Postal Note for 30 cents to the |
Norway Medicine Co, Norway, Me, and.
receive by mail, postage paid anywhere
in the t. S., a bottle of Browns Instant
Relief for Pain. (3)
The Y. l. o. p. met with Miss Lizzie
Williams, 10 Madison St, last Friday |
afternoon, to discuss the business inter-
ests of the club. Supper was served at
4 o'clock. This week, Friday, they will
meet with Miss Stella Jones.
a fellow named Hart was arrested in
this place for theft on Sunday last, by |
Sheriff Vaughan, who acted by orders of |
a telegram from Pittsfield where the deed |
was committed. The thief was taken to |
Pittstleld by Deputy S IL. Mosher.
Mr.. joys afternoon class in dane ing at
Fargrieves Hall will meet on Saturday
afternoon next at 2.30, and for the con-
venience of those who are unable to at
tend the whole term admission" will be
given by the single lesson for practise in |
society waiting, lancers etc"
Mr.. Jas. Shattuck, who does business
in Waterville, but whose family resides |
in this place was severely injured in
that city on Monday last in attempting
to stop a runaway horse. His wife was
summoned by telegram, but thus far we
have been unable to learn the extent of
his injuries
We understand that business at the
shoe factory is increasing and that more
help is needed, especially in the girls de-
partment The outlook is very hatterng
for steady business the coming year.
Girls desiring employment will do well to
make an early application in order to Sc
cure good positions.
Omar Clark, Esq, come down from his
home in Carratunk, Tuesday and on Wed
nesday took the train for Bath. To-day
he goes to Greenville thence up the
lake and to Moose River and home via
Parlin Pond and The Forks. Mr.. Clark
don't allow grass to grow under his feet
summer or winter.
Easter will be observed at the Baptist
church next Sunday. There will be an
Easter sermon by the pastor in the after
noon and appropriate exercises by MEM
bers of the Sabbath School in the even
ing At the close of this service at
3-4 o'clock the ordinance of baptism will
be administered. The floral decorations
are in the hands of an efficient commit
tee.
The sad intelligence was brought by
! by wire on Monday last, to relatives and
friends in this place, of the sudden death
/ by heart disease of Mr. Fred b. Flagg
which occurred at his home in llaverhill,
Mass, at an early hour on Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Flagg had been feeling some
what poorly for a week or more, still was
able to attend to his business up to Sat
urday night. The wife and little five
year old daughter and the parents have
the sincere sympathy of the large circle
of friends here whose hearts held warm
| friendship for the deceased. The
| body will be brought here by to-nights
train for interment in the family lot, and
services will be held tomorrow friday
afternoon, at O'Clock. at the residence
of Mr.. c f. Drew, Madison street, con-
Quoted by Rev. A. Wiswell.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Athletic Association on Monday evening,
it was voted to accept the resignation of
Mr. Il. +. Goodwin, as Vice Pres and
chairman of the Board of Directors.
T. II. Anderson was elected Vice Pres,
and w. p. Goodwin to fill the position
of Director, Wilder Colby was elected
Sec, to fill the vacancy occasloned by the
election of W. p Goodwin as Director
Mr.. +. +. Goodwin leaves town in about
two weeks for Salem, Mass, where he
has been engaged to play ball the coming
season. The members of the Association
very much regret the loss of his services
and wish him the success he so richly
, deserves. During his connection with
the Association he was interchangeable in
his endeavors to secure the success of
, the Association and it was in great
, measure due to him, that it is in its pres
, ent prosperous condition.