The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-20
l. C. Cornish, Esq, Of Augusta was In

l. C. Cornish, ESQ, Of Augusta was In
town yesterday.
Remember DIR. Fltzgerald's visit at
Hotel Heselton next Tuesday.
We publish elsewhere Governor Bur
leigh's Thanksgiving proclamation.
Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use BRUSSELS.
+. Z. Colin, Esq, returned from
business trip TO Portland and Boston yes
terday.
Mr.. George Pierce, agent for the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company made
business tiip to Augusta yesterday.
Mrs. j. II. Lynde Of Bingham, started
for South Dakota, Friday last where she
will spend the winter with relatives.
Col. A. G. Blunt shipped about two tons
of assorted iron for blacksmith use to
Jackman this week. by rail via. Dexter,
Dover and Greenyille.
Go to Judkins Dun,on's for yarns Of
all kinds.
The Skowhegan High School has issued
a page paper advertising thcirl Lecture
course. 1t also contains the business
cards and advertisements of many OF our
business men.
A special conclave OF De Molay Com
mandery Knights Templar, was held at
Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening last
followed by banquet. +. X. Delano
was the caterer.
Thursday next one week from to-day
Is Thanksgiving day, and the RE-
PORTER will be issued Wednesday. Ad-
yertisers and correspondents will please
bear this in mind.
Mr.. NJ. A. Whitney, Superintendent of
Schools, returned Wednesday from
few days visit to Lewiston and Auburn
public schools in the interest of Skowhe-
gan schools.
More new mufls and fur sets arrived at
0rdway's.
Prof. Starr left for New York Wednes-
day afternoon, to perfect himself in GER
tain points in his methods of exposure Of
spiritualism. He is booked for Coburn
Hall, Thursday, December 4th.
The Smiths say many are exchanging
their old reciprocating shuttle machines
the Singer, American, Davis, New Home
aud White, fot the latest and best New
Standard rotary shuttle.
Some of the product from the paint
brush of A. l.. Weston will soon adorn
the First National Bank, and these signs
are fine ones, as are those recently hung
for DR.. Conant and Geo. Gushing.
Mr.. ID. w. Hall, prime ipal Of Skowhe-
gan High School, has had a nattering Of
fer for his services, from town in
Massachusetts but will finish out the pre-
sent school year, at least, l,ere.
The Bangor (Me.) DGiy Commercial
says: Don't take our word for it, but go
to your grocer and buy soc worth OF
Brussels soap and convinc, yourself that
one bar of it is equal to two bars of rosin
soap.
"Opportunity and Resp onsbility' will
oo 'no 9u"Jeo' VI NV o - o'i''u SCI
mon at the Universalist church next Sun
day, service at 10 10 A. M Young peo
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WI lshe' irolh Afoos''oh county las
purchaseu from U D. burriil the olach-
'ii''n Shop anu 'oo'' Vi me ia'e MI "h''.
nian On "a'er street, o"o"hesan' anu
LOOK possession on MONDAY MS Iah'ly
"f'i'eu III Town ie" uaS ago
Inc "ri'ns 'ope iiuhai III Tears ago
was presented III fhli'rickS Iiali on
ineSdat evening iaS1 ny 'le members Vi
ho5"'1y h'uSe Oh "9od le"p'aFs' us
PRESENTATION was h'sn'y spoAeh Vi ny
Tue iarse audience Ill a''ehuauce' anu IL
he'te' 'iie iouee over s-o'oo'
A new lot of white aprons at Stewards
o"rsain AT 10 Gun among 'hcu'
The Young Peoples Epworth League
Society, connected with the Methodist
church at Skowhegan, have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
president, George Pierce; vice president,
Fannie Hoyt; secretary. Edith Stevens;
treasurer. Gertrude Townsend.
Cairns & Goodrich with W. A. Briggs of
Portland, purchased on Tuesday last a
T. I a hT,l
most promising two year Old hlly by Nell
son ana out OF BACK Pilot mare. IL Is
understood they paid good price, ana
yet within few hours were offered sew
eral hundred dollars bonus on the bar
gain.
Rev. S. p Smith and wife, S. l.. Whit
tier and wife, L. g. Woodbury. and wife,
Harry G. Kendall, Mrs. W. h. G. ESTES,
Mrs. Nora Spaulding, Mrs. Chandler Tut
tie, Mrs. {. T. Sawyer, Mrs. Zenas
,nornino, 60 attend ,ho dod,oo,ory ,orvtcaa
of tba IrniyarsoIist church tbere
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