The Somerset reporter., 1891-12-31

Go to Judkins & Dyer's for all kinds o
yarns.
semi-annual mark down and e., ~ane,
sale at Ordway's.
See ]. N. & /, j Smiths al. ab,u III,
octave piano.
Now for bargains in furs, blankets
shawles etc, at Stewards.
DR. W. j Crooker came to town Mon.
day as an expert witness in case il.
court.
{. W. Buzz II spent Christmas week
at his home in Bradford, returning Mon.
day night.
County Attorney Hovey having com.
pleted his business at Court left for his
home this morning
The advantage of the octave organ is,
you can play piano music See J. N. y
|. j. Smiths a1.
slight washout near Carratunk in
Embden caused an hours delay to the
Somerset II. K train yesterday.
Rev. +. Nj, lIoughton of Deering, will
preach at the Universalist church Sunda,
Jan. 81 10 a A. NJ Subject "Cranksp
all invited.
Col, A, W. Wides has been quite seri-
ousy Ill at his home the past week, but
at the present writing mis- condition is
more favorable.
30 inch Lockwood cotton remnants
only &C yard at Ordways.
The bridge on the Wesserrunsett
stream about one half mile from Athen.
village on the Brighton road was carried
of last night.
One hundred and ten Republicans al
the County Committee dinner in a rafting
storm, what would have been the att emo
ance had the weather been propitious:
Invitations have been issued for recep-
ton at the Public Library Parlors, New
Years afternoon, Friday of this week
to ) O'Clock, rendered by the Sorosis to
their gentleman friends.
Az regular meeting of Carrabassett
Lodge. Lodge No. "a, |. o. o. f., Wed
nesday evening, Dec 30th. ] he follow
ing officers were elected A. IL. Moves,
N. g.; +. A. Wood, V. G II. d. Baker.
Rec. Secrv.; Thos. Tantish, Per. Secy. =;
George Nay, Treas M. B. Heselton, l.
l.. Walton, George W. Gray, Trustees.
Rain commenced TO fell early Tuesday
evening and continued with little cessa-
ton until about 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, causing big rise in the river car
rying out the ice and this morning the
running fragments of ice have stopped
all the water wheels here. The lain gives
us plenty of water and is great bless
Ing.
Shawls and c.osks at great discount
at Ordway's.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, arrived home
from Washington Saturday evening nav
ing completed his work IS clerk at the
Speakers table in the House of Repre-
seDtatives at Washington. Speaker Crisp
has appoil ted his son, a young man Of
about 20 years, as his Clerk at the table
and Mr.. Goodwin Upon request of the
Speaker, remained until the Holiday re
cess to give the young man an insight ill.,
to the duties of the position.
Rev. L. l.. House, pastor of the Centen-
airy Nj. L, Church announces The follow
ing series of sermons for the months of
January, February, March and April,
1892. Jan. 3.-Communion Jan. To-
Future Punishment Jan. II Rev. c. V.
Hanson; Jan. 24.-Rev. Mr.. Bell; Jan. 81.
-Methodsm; Feb. is the World
Growing BetterI; Feb. l4.-Whst our
Business Men like in Preachers Feb. p.
River of Death. Pictorial sermon; Feb
% Miracles of To-day; Mar. G.-Rev.
j. Z. Laphsm; Mar. l3.-Voices Of Show
hogan Streets; Mar 30 Why | Don't go
to Church; Mar. 27.-Only One Talent
but; Apr. 3,-Communion.
Among the guests at the Heselton the
past week; Payson Viles, No. New Port
land; j. IL. Gray, G. W. Cover, P. S.
Longley. Scion; Ben S. Collins, Frank
Hovey, VIM. Atkinson, S. Bunker, j. A
Fletcher. j. Z. Spooner, +. Paine, Edwin