The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-23

day.
Cream Balm at Patterns Drug store,
% cents.
Mark Savage of Bingham is in town
to-day
Mrs. o. \. Priest returned home Mon
day night.
Walter Mitchell went to Winthrop,
"Wednesday for IA short visit
There will be a union service Thanks
giving with sermon by Rev. f. IL. Nor
gan.
Mrs. John II. Steward has been visit
ing fl lends in Augusta aud Portland the
past week.
f. b. Heselton returned home last
night from business trip in Penebscot
and Hancock counties.
Mr.. Philo Steward made business
trip to Rockland, Tuesday, in the inter
est of y 5. and B. T. Steward.
q. w. Bishop is advertised to be at
Hotel Heselton, Wednesday of next
week. forenoon only, after gents driving
horses, and will be accompanied by sev-
eral wealthy New York gentlemen.
Semi-weekly rehearsals of "Ye Dee
strict School are being held and it is
hoped to have it ready for presentation
early in December. when it will be given
for the benefit of Russell! Post G. 4. Il.
President b. l.. Whitman of Colby
University will occupy the pulpit of the
First Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing. 1t is expected II union service will
be held at the same place in the evening.
There Is TO be an election of officers at
the next regular meeting of Russell
Post and it is DESTROYS that all comrades
who can will be present. The Post
meets the first Friday in December.
Inspection will be held the third Friday.
The second assembly at Hotel IIesel-
ton occurs Thanksgiving night, Thurs
day of next week, with music by Dins-
mores orchestra of Wateryile. All who
were present at the first one are sure to
be there, and large party of both old
and young people is assured.
+. II. Delano upon his return from Il
recent business trip up river, brought
back a fine deer. Many reports are cur
rent concerning It's capture, but the one
we give credence to is told by Mr.. Della
no, himself to the effect that while driy-
ing along he came upon two deer by the
roadside, killing the one he brought
home. with his revolver.
Mr.. Frank L. Ross of St. Stephen, y.
B., arrived in town Tuesday, called here
by the illness of his baby girl, who with
Mrs. Ross came to visit at the home of
Mrs. G. B. Ward short time ago.
Little Helen died "Wednesday evening at
six o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross have the
heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends in their great bereavement.
If our people more generally under
stood the fine quality of the oysters
Walter Pierce is selling it would be
strange if his oyster business did not re-
ceive II boom. He has made arrange
ments whereby those delicious, large
Providence River oysters are sheled out
for him in Boston each Saturday after
noon, lac receiving them Sunday morn
t,,.r p, Ii, l.. la 4, L.,
we'll to leave your order with him and
get the best at the same money YOU are
now paying:
The non partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union have held their
annual meeting and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
l.. W. Weston, president; Mrs. A. +.
Bickford, vice-president Mrs. II. H.
Gilman, secretary; Mrs. +. Flagg, treas
urer; Mrs. Rollins, chaplain; Mrs. Mar
tina Ierrin, assistant chaplain; Mrs
w. j. Esterbrook, Mrs. c. V. Hanson,
Mrs. l.. w. Weston. Mrs. II. II. Gilman,
Mrs. Zenas Vaughan, Mrs II. p. Thing,
vice-presidents. The following commit
tees were appointed: Mrs. l.. w. Wes-
ton and Mrs. Flagg committee on tenn
perance literature; Mrs. j. o. Smith and
Mrs. Foster, committee on evangelical
work; Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Rollins,
press work; Mrs. Thing and Mrs. Hol-
brook, aims house and jail; Mrs. Webb,
Mrs. Bac. n and Mrs. Bickford, executive
committee.
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