The Somerset reporter., 1891-12-03

church Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th.
Boxes loo. All cordially invited
Tickets for the three entertainments by
Appleton Concert Co. Lel4nd Powers
and Shubert Concert Co., sll0
Landlord Haines has In contemplation
the frescong of the clliee, reading room
and dining halls Of his hotel, The Coburr.
Mr.. Oliver Walker has in view trip
to Washington, ID. C., and expects to
leave home Monday next for that city.
NJ words cen convey an accurate idea
Of the eree lence of the singing of thu
ladies' Of the Appleton Qlartette. -Bos
ton Herald
The election of clllcers in the Woman's
Relief Corps will be this week Friday
Dec. 4, meeting to commence at two
O'Clock sharp.
Frank L. Ames, Colby "a spent Thaoks-
giving at his home in Skowhegan and
started Saturday for Brooks, where he is
teach this winter.
Hon. L. II. Webb and his son, Prof.
Howard Webb, leave tomorrow for
Washington, ID c.. where they propose
to remain for the winter.
Councilman E. p. Barry of Boston, on,
of the staf of the Boston Herald, gave
the REPORTER a call this week. He has
been up river on shooting TRIP.
Forrest Goodwin Esq. lief; this morn
ing for Washington d. c., to be on hand
at the meeting of Congress-, Monday next.
He expects to be absent several weeks.
The Appletons are easily the best or.
gauization of its kind that ever visited
this city. The ladies have good individ,
ual voices. B. E.ening Star Washington,
d. c.
Great bargains in secondhand coal
stoves at Doran's.
Skowhegan Lodge, A. o. U. W., was
inspected at its last regular meeting, by
district deputy d. W. Parsons of Oak
Ind, and reported it to be in first class
shape.
Attention is called to the notice of the
School committee, in another column, by
which it will be seen that the schools in
most OF the the country districts, begir
Monday mex.
Hiram Moore of Madison. was in town
Monday. II. reports yardng of lumber
progressing satisfactorily. His concern
has been at work since October with
about one-half crews.
The G Jurt of County Commissioners
will convene at the Court House. Tues
day next. 1t is the regular December
term, st which large amount of bust
is usually transacted.
The kitchen connected with the vestries
of the Congregational church is being
enlarged to more than double its presen'
capacity. and Townsend & Thompson
are doing the job.
Next week and the week after we Shall
issue an enlarged paper to accommodate
holiday advertisers. Our patrons will d.
well to have their advertisements all pre-
pared. Hand them in early please.
The dry cold weather of Sunday and
Monday caused sud len drop in the Ken
nebec which it has partially recovered but
Mess we have rains before cold weather
10 in, in or bar wi Hrv
before spring in rivers, brooks and we'll,
A handsome deer, trophy of DR.. c
P. Sawyer's workmanship, has been on
exhibition at Cairns & Goodrich the past
week. The doctor, who was on bust
ness trip to Greenvile, made pleasure
trip with friend up the Lake, and this
is the result.
Bargains in china silks. plu 'hes, rib
bons, plush tsssels, at Judkns & Dyer's.
Round trip tickets are sold from Show
hogan to Waterville, good for 30 days
for $l.25; to Fairfield for Sl,l0; to Shaw
nut for 80 cents; to Pishon's Tor 80 cents.
The round trip ticket to FAN field good to
return the next train is now sold foI
80 cents instead of Sl.0O as formerly.
Engraved visiting cards make one of
the most valued Christmas gifts one
can tender lady friend. We can show
fine assortment of styles, and at the
price we furnish them, they are quite
inexpensive. We shall be pleased to re.
ceive call from anyone Interested
Last season, the Appleton Quartette
Concert Co., gave the most satisfactory
musica entertainment In the course. A.
enthusiastic audience will welcome ihcr
upon the second appearance at burr
Hail. Dec. 8. The company W II be as
sisted by Prof. BATHS, impersonltor.
At the annual meeting of DeMelsy
Commsndery. X. T., Tuesday night, The
officers for the year ensuing were chosen
as follows: Joseph Oek, eminent com
mauder; Charles F, Ward, generalissimo;
T. II. Anderson, captain generals Lewis
Anderson, prelate H. V. Mitchell, senior
--u.ao.. Lorraot GoodUIp iuninr wardpn.
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Col. l. ). Bangs OF "ater'iiie mas
made arrangements whereby two or more
pullman cars can be secured 10 accouho
date those who propose TO attend tne
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