The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-29

{. l.. POoler of East jackson, is visit
ing friends in Skowhegan and vicinity.
Uncle John McCrillis was able to be
up and eat Christmas dinner with his
family.
\. K. Jewett of Boston. passed Christ
mas in town as the guest of e. NJ. Lam
bert and family.
Professor Ropes of the Bangor Semi
nary is expected to preach in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
The Milburn Club at its meeting on
Monday night last voted to have ladies'
night sometime during January.
Mr. Frank Tufts of Mechanic Falls.
accompanied by his wife is the guest of
his parents III. II. Tufts and wife.
W. II. G.. Estes received fifteen-pound
turkey on Saturday evening from his
brother, +. \. Estes, of Campbell, Iowa.
Fred Dow arrived home from Chicago,
ILL.,, on the evening train yesterday.
His arrival was delayed several days by
sickness.
The house formerly occupied by the
late W. b. Heath on Summer St, is for
rent. Inquire on the premises of Frank
II. Heath.
Hon. George Flint of North Arson,
district deputy, will install the new of
! # l.nt | nJn N
] Tuesday evening next.
lid Jefferson and Saxon, the horses
sold by NJ. I. Pooler last fall to Mr..
button of Boston, were shipped to their
new owner last week, Ed Berry making
the trip with them.
Among the annual meetings to ;.,ss;...;;
next week is that of the Coburn Hall
Association on Monday next at 10 \. NJ,
aud the First and Second National Banks
on Tuesday at the same hour.
The Ariel Concert Company of Boston,
appears in Cohurh Hall Tuesday EVEN
in the High School Course. Our music
j loving people will bear this in mind and
govern themselves accordingly.
The officers of the Congregational Sun
day School for the ensuing year, are Il.
ID. Baker, superintendent +. 5. Morrill,
and Elmer Harris. assistants; r. :. but
ton, secretary: +. X. Buck, treasurer.
Hon. q. ID. Baker, A. NJ Goddard,
Esq, DR.. Crooller and Dir. Randall of
Augusta, DR.. Giddings of Gardiner, DR..
Parsons of Oakland and DR.. Stinson of
! New Sharon are guests at Hotel Coburn.
Heath & Tuell have been retained as
associate counsel with Hon. ID. ID.
Stewart for the bondholders in the suits
brought in Somerset and kennebec
counties to recover possession of the
Somerset Railroad.
Next Sabbath ut the Methodist church
there will be Above feast at 10 o'clock
followed by remarks by the pastor and
the sacrament of the Lords supper.
The week of prayer will be observed
by the church with services every even
ing.
The Commercial Union Telegraph Co.,
/ have completed their wiring to this place
and established offices in Hotel lIeseton
and ut Arnold q Cos store. the former
J in charge of Mr.. O'Neil, and the latter
OF Miss Helen y. Brainerd of China, Il
sister to y. W. Brainerti.
WIN the person finding the NJ. c. X.
retu rn the same to this office and re-
ceivc Il reward. The ticket il of no value
except to the rightful owner, as the
railroad officials have the number and
are on the watch for any one using it,
The ladies of the Non-partisan w c.
I. Union of this town ON Saturday last
sent nice large box of Christmas pres
cnts and fruit to the town farm. This
has been their custom for several years
past 1t is u good thing to do and is
/ appreciated by cit zens rs well AS the
immediate recipients of the Christmas
i remcmbranccs.
On Monday evening the election of Of
/ iicer- of the Milburn Club resulted in
the choice of Forrest Goodwin. prcsi-
/ dent: j. W. Steward. vice president W
X. Buchanan, secretary: X. L. Patteu,
treasurer: II. W. Wentworth, :. W. Phil
brick, T. II. anderson. &. r.. Durrcll.
directors: W. H. Wildcs, G.. W. Swain.
+. X. Steward, auditing committee.
Dr. and Mrs. $. +. Conant had u pleas
] ant Christmas gathering N their home
ON Pleasant street Monday evening
/ Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. &. NJ
j Lambert, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. :. tonanl.
j Mr.. and Mrs. {. \. Nosmus. Mr.. and
Mr.. \. IL. Lang. Mr.. l.. T.. lIoVcy. Mr..
+. &. IIovcy. Miss Grace Colby. Miss
Stella kimhall. Miss Maud :. Lambert.
/ Mr.. 4. Il. .TeWrtt of Boston. Mr. Ned IL.
Lambert and Master Guy l.. tonant.
The genial doctor had prepar"dml anus
| ing order of exercises and il was highly
appreciated by all Who were fortunate
enough to be- present
SloNhcgan Lodge OF Ancient order
of 'nited Workmcn r,s IT, II ri ir -
cial gathering in the library parlors
"Wednesday evening of lasl week Judge
A. G.. Andrews of Augusta who is the