The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-02-02

Charles \. No-nus j. i'll AT his home
with pneumonia.
just received 10 different kiud, Of i'm
ported cut iobacco- al Dnrrrll y Bison :.
Wm L. snow Is ON lripto the seencot
his numbering operations this week.
Mr.. W Il. Buchanan aud litilc Marie,
left homr lor Boston Yesterday after
noon.
Rev l. Il. Mathew vii occupy lie
pulpit of the Congregational church
n"Xt Sabbath,
Mr. John F.. Gray and Walter stinch-
field left tor the Brunswick Medical
college thi, week.
Rev. {. +. McIntire has resigned the
pastorate of the UniYer-ali-t church. to
take effect March lst.
Mr.. j. u. Rawlee OF Fl. Payne. Ala,
was the guest of hi brother, Henry
RaNles oyer tie sabbath
The reunion and banquet OF thc former
members of the toburn Guard, occurs At
Hotcl IIeselton Tonight
He next meeting OF Sorosis will be
held at the home OF Nil, :. j. Anderson
on "Wednesday afternoon, the sth. inst.
Extensive preparations are being made
by Landlord IIeselton for the forthcon-
ing banquet of the Il. H. T.. 4" which
occurs at his hotel on Monday evening,
February, 18th.
New spring and summer goods no"
arriving 1t ordMaN>
Sixteen Madison young ladies cnio' cd
a moonlight drive from their homes t.
Hotel Hesclton Tuesday night. where
they were expected guests. and Il hot
supper awaited them.
1t i runored that a large party "l
Sir knights from different parts OF
Maine. who are members Of the present
Legislature, will come up from Augusta
to attend the grand concert and bali Il
be given tho afh inst. lay De Nolay com
mandcrS.
The Leland Tanning ompany are no"
turning out one ton of their superior
leather per week. The call for tho
leather is increasing and with their pres
ent facilities the output can be douhlcc
and they purpose 10 do il early ia tn
approaching spring.
Mr.. u. W. kimball OF Cambridge. VA,
the guest of Rev. |. i. Mower over sun
dav. Mr.. kimbal i Il member OF TIA,
Sophomore class III Colby Univ 'r,ity. Mr.
j. Il. Slocom of the senior class Was alst
in town, the guest of W. J. Estcrbrook
Mr.. Slocum kindly assisted the choir ut
the First Baptist church.
"One Of the Bravest" drew Il tail
sized audience to Coburn Han Monday
evening last, considering The brici tiute
il was advertised. The piece wa, ON,
of thu "rattly bang" kind with quite /;
good dead ,of fun in it that seemed tc
take with the audience. The browning
thing of the whole WAS the realistic fire
scene. introducing six white horses. a
fire cngiue and hose reel. The acting
of Mr. Chas. Mccarthy Il. the hero and
the two children We're good.
\ job Of ucW 10 and - - gin9hlm>
II ,I6dl,in- y Dyer'>. only q u cents.
Nf w \. Watson returned 10 hi
hount in New Hampshire this Week hay
lng remained i'll our vicinity ten weeks
during which time lle l;t- he"n Kept con
slautly busy attending to orders for tuu-
ing on eNerN lrtnd. This reply to
a somewhat absurd question ON tho
part OF muny-doc- the piano tuner
find" much to do: will serve IL give m
idea n to how much it take. to keel
this little corner OF our country in tune
Il lc i, only one of many who are do
ing similarly thriving business.
Mr.. \un :. Packard passed aMal
Jan. l4lh, At the home al her son. II
Win u. Packard. i'll This loNu. She wa
aged % wears 10 mofh- and u day,
VA, horn in SkoWl -,u, aud had lived
on the place Win. ~hc iicd for - yelr~
Funeral ,ert .t= Nrrr h ii al her lat,
home. tho list. conducted hv Rev. \
J. Rachit. \ qua1rtie composed OF
Messr> T. f. NtnItrNant and ! \
smith Nr- W H. Emery and Mr.
IT.