The Somerset reporter., 1894-11-22
TOWN and VICINITY
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1894.

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is the guest of Mrs. NJ. r. Pooler.
Mrs. A. G. Blunt returned home Satur-
day night, from her visit in Massachu-
sets.
Hon. A. X. Bixby returned by Satur-
day nights train from Boston and New
York.
Miss Helen c. Towne of Waterville,
J Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Perry of Augusta, visited in
. town over Sunday, the guest of b. NJ.
Hight and family.
! F. A. Nolin is absent on a business
trip of 10 days. He may extend his
} trip as far as Pennsylvania.
Miss Myra Nelson, class of 81, Colby
University, was in town over Sunday,
the guest of her classmate, Miss Edith
B. Hanson.
Mrs G. A. Robertson of Augusta, and
I her daughter, Miss Josie, were in town,
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Dean,
I over Sunday.
} Miss Eta E. Emery left on Saturday
} last for an extended visit with relatives
! and friends in Sidney, Augusta, and
I Winthrop.
! Mrs. A. A. Priest went to Waterville,
! to-day, to atteud the funeral of an uncle,
D the father of Hon. c. F. johnson of
! Watervile
1892 will not visit Maine but the dates
!. will be filled by Frohman's Charles
: Aunt Co. They come to Skowhegan,
! December 9th.
Manager Horne of the Canaan Ho-
I tel, announces IA grand ball at his hall
Thanksgiving night with music by
I krndall's orchestra.
} Masters meeting of Skowhegan Grange
} Patrons of Husbandry will come off at
the Grange hall, Wednesday afternoon
I next, the 2lst instant.
Dow & Carter have been showing "A
! monstrosity in their window the past
! week, it being a boy-alligator, claimed
} to have been found in Florida.
Lost, Nov. 8 on the Russell road to
Madison, "A heavy wooden shawl, black
on one side, gray on the other. Leave
at this office and be rewarded.
A few bargains at the wooden mill
consisting of 36 inch dress goods just
!, finished which will be closed out at 25
cts. per yard, decided bargain.
VIM. Jewett has returned with crew
of men from the southwestern part of
1 the state where he has had charge of
building large set of buildings for
S. W. Gould, Esq, of this place
Gospel meetings will be held at the
First Baptist church, with preaching
every evening this week except Monday
|, and Saturday. Mr.. Elmer Langley of
Norrdgewock, will speak Thursday,
evening, 7-l5.
Mr.. Everett K Day of Hallowell, has
been appointed Superintendent of the
J Skowhegan and Norridgewock Electric
Railway and entered upon his duties
Friday. He has had charge of the
Augusta, IIallowell and Gardiner Flee
trio road for about two years past
Engraved visiting cards and plate
make a Christmas gift valuable and use
full to either ladies or gentlemen. Or
ders may be left at this office and should
be given as soon as possible. A full line
of samples to select from and prices as
l., l., 60 al,
Mr.. Gideon Swain of Boston, formerly
of this place, was united in marriage on
Friday last to Miss Kate Collett of Win
, ter Hill. Somerville, at the home of the
bride, and the newly welded couple ar
rived in town Saturday night, for few
days visit, and are guests of John Il.
Phibrck and family.
Mrs. Mary Farbrother enjoyed her
SSth birth day at her home, corner of
Ieavitt street and Northern Avenue,
Friday the 10th instant. Her son,
Reuben Farbrother, and wife of North
Arson, and Mr.. and Mrs. II B. Flood of
Fairfield visited Mrs. Fairbrother in
, honor of the occasion. Mrs Flood is a
nece of Mrs. Fairbrother
Mr.. Jos. Carroll of the firm Carroll e.
Connolly of New York city, the largest
. dealers in heavy horses in the east, is to
bring a large consignment of heavy
horses to this place, for sale at auction
on saturday, December, LIST. Mr.. Car
roll is well-known among our people as
most reliable business man, and having
made several previous visits, knows what
our people want and they are sure to find
it in this lot. Read their ad. and wait for
them.
. At the Farmers Institute to be held at
North Fairfield, Friday of this week, b.
F. Briggs of Auburn, will give an ad-
dress at 10 o'clock in the forenoon upon
''horse raising" In the afternoon Mr..
John Gould of Ohio, will speak on
clarifying AID corn raising" In the
evening, Secretary Mckeen will speak on
the important topic increasing farm
resources Discussions are to follow
each address. The meeting is likely to
y be one of great interest to the people of
/ Somerset, particularly farmers.
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