The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-07

The Skowhegan Woman's Club me-
with Mrs. Levi Weston yesterday after
noon.
Mr. Geo. Clark and party of friend.
started last week on hunting and nsb
ing trip.
Over 200 Cloaks for ladies', misses ant
children, at Ordway's. Do no; buy unit
you see this line.
Horace Haines, Asst. Superintendent OF
the American Express Company was al
the Heselton Tuesday
Mrs. c. d. Clarke and Mrs. Geo. Burn.
ham of Portland were the guests of A. G.
Blunt and wife Tuesday night.
Edward Ware, Esq, was at his old
home, Athens, over Sunday, returning tc
Watervlle Monday morning.
Those STANDARD" sewing machines at
Smiths music store, are models of per.
lection, take 1000 stitches 4 minute.
Mr.. Geo. W. Durrell went to Bangor
yesterday and will spend the winter there
with his daughter, Mrs. Ii. S. Parlin.
Mr.. L, P. Mayo of the Fairfield Jour-
nal aud Mrs, Mayo were in attendance
upon the Universalist Fair last evening.
We print elsewhere Governor Burleighs
proclamation naming November 2Sth as a
day of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer
Ordway must have fine assortment of
dress goods at right prices. He has sent
two dress patterns to Augusta this week.
Workmen have just completed the
foundation for a new boiler, which is ex-
pected this week by L. Anderson'& Co.
You can now learn to write rapidly and
well at the Pen Art School, Coburn Block,
open Monday, Nov. IL, every day and eve
ming.
About 80 members from Loyalty Lodge
of Good Templers made the Cornville
Lodge visit on Saturday evening of last
| week.
Mrs. Charles Murphy took the train
this morning for Orange, N. j., her for
mer home, where she expects to remain a
month or more.
Some one of S. II. Harris customers
will be made happy On Dec. 4th by the
free gift of beautiful cabinet organ now
on exhibition at the store.
An aged man named Gilman liv-
ing on the South Side of the river, was
found in bed Friday morning last, sup
posed 10 have lied IN II 1T.
Mr.. W. A. Richardson has been oflici-
ating for the past two weeks as conduc-
tor between this place and Portland, in
the absence of conductor BODICE on his
vacation.
The Kennebec Steamboat Co. will run
excursions, at low rate of fare, during
remainder of the season, to accommodate
those who wish to attend the Maritime
Exhibition at Boston.
VIM. B. Snow made business trip to
Gardiner, Tuesday. Messrs Snow and
Gray will cut about 100000 feet OF
the coming winter. They are getting
their teams into the woods now.
Frank futile was among the passen-
gers of Mondays outgoing train, and is
tickited to San Francisco, Cal. in which
state he is to take up residence with an
uncle who has large cattle ranch.
The daughter of Mr.. William Frye,
Miss Lille is to be married at st. Mary. +
Catholic church in this place on Tuesday
next, to Mr.. Charles Edmond Bushing.
Invitations have already been issued
1t was a right jolly wagon load OF
young ladies' and gentlemen who made
up the whist party that visited Miss
Lizzie Currier, at the home of her uncle
five miles below the village, on Thursday
evening last
Messrs. Ware, Clark and Burrill will
operate five camps ON East Moxie town
ship, with 20 to 25 men In each. Thu
lumber cut by them will be drawn int
Moxie Pond, and will be used in supplying
the new mill at Winslow.
The Maine Central did a rousint
months work at this station for October
this year. The tons of freight received
were l144, freight collections OIL SAINT
1851. so. Tons of freight forwarded
1880, freight charges thereon s46T92.
People little realize the immense vast
of soap caused by allowing the soap t.
stand in a dish half full of water. AL
this can be avoided by using the paten
soap tray E. S Prescott gives with Thu
first purchase of so cents worth of Brus
sells soap.
The Fiberite Company are getting read
to begin operations. They have larg
order for pulp hay caps. These caps hav
heretofore been manufactured in New
Hampshire in large quantities. In
Company has its new building nearl.
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Frank Shaw of Newport, Me.
made the REPORTER call Monday. ii
was ON his way from Madison to nj
home. He had not been here for som
eight years, and was well pleased wit
the Improvement made in our village a
manifest upon every hand.
The Home Camp-meeting at the M. Il
Church is continuing this week WILL
good interest and increasing attendance
Christians are being quickened an
strengthened in the religious life and tn
unsaved are turning to God. 1t seem
very probable that the meeting will con
Time another week. Rev. Mr.. Berry o
Pennington will preach to night ano
Mr.. Hamilton. of Oakland expected te
preach Friday evening. All are invited
to come In.
The degree team of Carrabasset Lodg
No. 34I. O. O. F. of this place has &C
cepted an invitation from Table Roc
Lodge of North Arson to visit them to
night. Nov. Z, and work the first and sec
ond degrees. They will also do the foo
work of the initiatory degree. As Taoi
Rock Lodge does not have the parapher
MALTA for working with . degree team
the lodge from this place will carry o.
of the paraphernslia Of the first and sec
ond degrees, It is expected that the fu
degree team will 60 and quite humble
of members that do not belong to IN
team.
white Caps In SkoWhegan.
The dreaded white Caps have come