The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14

The Universallst Society's entertain
ment and fair at Coburn Hall last week
Melted about $1,000.
A missionary tea was given at the resi-
dence Of L. W. Marble yesterday after.
noon, by Mrs. Marble.
Hon L. II. Webb and wife were called
to Hartland last week by the serious ill.,
ness of Mr.. Webb's mother.
Mr.. David Horn who now makes his
home with his son, A. ID. Horn in Farm
ington, is visiting in town this week.
Save one-half of your soap bills by
using Brussels soap 1t contains mo
Iosin." L, S. Prescott sells it.
Miss Lille White gave a whist party in
honor of her guest Miss Townsend Of
Waterville, on Monday evening last.
Miss Mabel Wentworth will receive
few more pupils in oil or water-color
painting, at her home on Madison st.
Mr. A. L. Prescott, who has been buying
apples for shipment, kindly remembered
the REToRrER force with generous sup
ply of the fruit Wednesday.
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.
Mr.. c. Z. Smith Of Cornville is desireos
of information regarding two colts, enc
two year old and one yearling, which
have s,rayed from his farm.
OF course, cents is more than cents.
but If one cent bar of Brussels soap ono
rosin) is equal to two 3 cent bars of
rosin soap, which ia the cheaper?
Mr.. V. NJ. Vickery had a very hand
some little black mare come by train
Yesterday from New Hampshire. She is
reported as fast, and certainly looks it.
Hon. d. w. Allen and Editor f. p.
Mayo, of Fairfield started yesterday on
trip to Chattanooga Tenn. with the Bos-
ton excursion. They will be gone days.
Mrs. Abel Prescott and Miss Mabel
,y;,,,r..,o Coa IT.. .,es. I'm 49,.
.ho ;.,.o =. .ho hon,, ot MI c,,..a,.
parents.
store of II. c.. Decker last evening.
Sheriff Vaughan apprehended two young
men for the ohense but the proof was de-
faot,uo
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seVerai NE" haroie sia'9 W '''o
ings.
Charles Whitman an employe OF the
Carrabasset Pulp Co., while about MS
labors in the wood room one evening
lately lost the ends Of three fingers by
coming In contact with the circular saw
A' ""' ies"a
oasii'er re'io"s has '''''('c 49,
'he in'ein -, D.,
anu oeshs III '"' ''I'n 49,. We
'ha' gives NM .n' - tor
room ana ADDS 10 MS cohVehieneo' i0'
the dispatch of business.
A., II, IT uo,r,s Of Tho Forks was
in town Tuesday en- route for Augusta
- corsu,t with ]. Manchester Haynes,
o., which oantlemsn he il to have charge
of a numbering crew of So men on Stony
Brook this winter.
noun hold reousrlv at the
~. g., Chr,cb SUNDAYS nreachiug
n's" 40 '''s T.,ssdon ord FRIDAYS social
AZ i'oo, 49, o,n,oot Seats are free and
.he m,siio .re cordially invited Rev. A
" tne tI Punnn nastor.
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We are Informed that W. H. Davis anu
the entire Colorado party that went with
IT,, .rr,uod at their destination safely.
III" ".i''eN -. h.oaL nm tho mo.
the only exc'.e EN- No., " nnnw storm af-
notony OF the UP was sn r.h,oh 'b biocked
ter reaching oolo t which '
their train LOT -FOUR nou''
DIR. Cora Johnson is making prepara-