The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-23
A. II. Lang visited Albion over sun

a. H. Nlslttu AlDlOn OVER sun
day.
Dir. +. S. Bigelow went to Dexter OF
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Vosmus is on visit tc
friends in Raymond, Me.
Patterson is selling 1 lbs, nice Cali
fornia raisins for % cents.
f. c. Doyen of Norrdgewock will de
liver his cake tins this week
Mr.. and Mrs W II. Pearson OF Port
land, are in town for few days visiting
among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Whittier went to
Lewiston on Saturday to pass SUNDAY
with their SONS who reside there.
Henry Williams went to rogus for the
winter on Saturday, where he will take
up his abode at the Soldiers Home.
Mr.. Carroll the New York horseman.
is to have another sale of large horses in
Maine. this time at Gardiner. Saturday.
Dee. ID.
Parties owing this office for subscrip-
ton and who prefer to pay in wood, are
cautioned to get it ready to be hauled on
the first SNOW.
We learn that a committee of gentle
men have secured Editor Fuller of Rock
land, To give his instructive and humor-
Gus lecture, Banking in kansas: how
| found it aud how it left me-" in CO.
burn Hall the evening of Dee. 9Th.
More particulars later.
w. Il. Clifford returned last week from
his western trip. having visited both in
Chicago and Indiana, and on his return
journey tarrying awhile with relatives
in Pennsylvania. While in Chicago he
prepared his extensive wild animal ex-
hibt. loaned to Maine for exhibition at
the Exposition, for shipment home
Nesper services We're held in the Con-
gregationalist church last evening. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Il. b.
Mathews. consisting of responsive read
ings, and poemb by Miss Margery Morri-
son, interspersed with singing by a
quartette composed of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
7. Pooler, l.. II. Taylor and Mrs. f. O.
Sawyer.
Ga Thursday afternoon last a party
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Longley, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nudd and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Sarah Nosmus, Mrs. Nelly
Nosmus, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Longlev.
lr., aud Mrs. Almon McCrillis, charter
ed Charles Fairbrother's barge and drove
to the home of Darius McCrillis. East
Cornville; arriving there about half-past
five The party was evidently expected,
and they found Il most bounteful and eX.
cellent supper awaiting them. The even-
ing WAS passed very pleasantly and 1T a
late hour the company returned home,
pronouncing the occasion most enjoy
able
From all accounts it would seem as if
the trespassers upon the property of the
Coburn estate situated at the eddy of
the south side of the river are none the
gamers. Notices had been posted sever
al times warning all against such tres
passing, but As many times have been
torn down, and in the meantime parties
have persisted in cutting of much of the
wood. working it up and With cool au-
dacity. leaving ii on the scene nicely
piled. awaiting their convenience TO
have il hauled of. One day last week
the property owners visited the scene,
eonfiscaicd the wood, and the trcspass-
ers are thus left in the lurch
+. {. lIcselton, the genial proprietor
OF Hotel lleselton, wears Il unique. ex-
pcnsive and particularly handsome new
watch charm, the recent gift of an adj
miring friend and patron, Mr. John d.
lIartly of Providence, Il. l., IA travelling
salesman, who Hr the past eight years
has furnished l.. Anderson Il Co. with
mill supplies. The charm consists of a
twenty dollar gold piece the side bear
ing the bust Of Columbia, and the motto
I'm God we trust" being left rs it came
from the mint, while the reverse side
bears handsomely engraved head of an
elk, ruby being inserted where the eye
would properly be. Mr. IIeselton is n
member of the Portland Lodge and Mr..
llartly of the Providence Lodge. b. z. o.
f. which is interpreted to mean "Benev-
olent Protective Order of Elks.s or
"Best People on Earth"