The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05

Special sale of plush garment at W.
II. Wilde-. See ad
Hon. O. b. Baker returned To Augusta
yesterday morning.
The Ariel Concert Company we're guests
of Hotel IIe-clton until "Wednesday after
noon.
Genl and Mrs. K. Il. shepherd are
among the Skowhegan people who are
IN Augusta this week.
Skowhcgau student, AT colby returned
10 Watcrville today to he present ut the
opening OF the term.
col. \. G. Blunt aud Wallace went to
Augusta Yesterday 10 he present at the
opening of the Legislatures.
The Choral society will hold their
meetings in the congregational ycstry
hereafter. on Monday evenings at 40.
Miss Josie ". Smith left town Tues
day for Boston where she will pass the
winter pcrfccting herself ia the study of
thu piano.
NJ c. Cushing Of Bangor Is spending
few days in town. He j. just getting
around from ten week, -eige of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Cha,. Fitzgerald Of Island Pond.
VI, with little daughter. i, The guest of
her parents. Mr. aud Mr.. Geo. Wcy-
mouth.
Mr.. William II. Fullee went to Hal
lowell. this morning to attend the tuner
Al services of the Wiz nj hi brother.
Mr. Hiram Fuller
Defendants i'll cas- Mo-her y, Town
of Smithticld on Wednesday file IL mo
ton tor Il new trial and the case will
again be carried 10 tire Law Court
Supt &. X. Butler Of he ShoWhcgau
schools hA- removed l> office from Co
burn Block to the ROOMS formerly occu-
picd hl the Milburn club in Milhurn
Block
Mr.. j, ". Hurts hi- extended au in
vtatiou to hi. brother members oil Skow-
hogan Lodge n, of T.. and their ladies,
TO spend the evening At his home and
thai of hi. father, +. q. Harris. on Fri
day cVcnin. OF thi, week.
VIM. Doan has been granted L patent
GA q device Tor lowering and raising
electric liglls. Mr. Dorau ha- before
Invented several minor improvements inI
electric light apparatus but tli- l. thcI
first he has patented.
The Ariel Ladies' Quartettc of boston,
assisted by Miss Mary l;cdington, read
er, gave Il very pleasant entertainment
in Coburn Hall. Tuesday evening, the
fifth in the High school course. The
next entertainment will be thu New York
Philharmonic club. Jan. II
District deputy, K. d. Baker, accom-
panied by Post Guards :. Z. Ward and
". \. Bailey of Carrabassctt Lodge No
-, |. q. q. f.. OF SkoWhegan. visited
Quinncbassot Lodge |. .. o. f.. of Nor
ridgrwock, Monday evening. Jan. I'd,
anu lH-li l'u til' hitltti> VI tiitl l.hu1f.
The new officers of Russell Post 6.
4. H.. for the coming year are to be
installed on Friday evening OF this
week. The officers OF the Ladies' Relief
Corps will also be installed the same
evening. Preceding these installation,
the Relief Corps will -erVca supper toI
the members of the Pest.
Mr.. {. Il. Turner WAS rendered sur
pri-c party at hi, homo on Saturday
evening last by the members OF the
First Baptist sabbath school of which
he ha- served II superintendent for
several years. After II most pleasant
evening, and before departing. Mr.
Turner was presented with 4 nice easy
chair.
Mis- Mary Z. Redingtou of Watcrvile,
who read So acecptably n the rntcrtain-
mcnt Tuesday evening. WA, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Edw. W. Heath while in |
town. Mis- Redington i not Il prufcs-
SIGNAL reader being II student al the
Emerson School OF Oratory. but her
selection, were rendered with such rN
cellcnt expression tlat they were very
enjoyable.
Mr.. John T. cray Allo has been With
Mr.. lIutchin>. - barber Tor several |
months and before that time was a>>o-
,iat.d "a ith l. T. trnU i -ttD tn I,rN.H