The Somerset reporter., 1894-10-25

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Dir. Cowan drives finely matched
black pair of horses, that are much ad-
mired.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hines of Fairfield,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. \. W.
Brainerd.
Rev. V NJ. Hardy of Randolph, Vt,
supplied the Congregational pulpit,
Sunday.
d. W. Webber, wife and child, were in
town over Sunday, the guests of Joshua
Williams and wife.
Mrs. Cooley, who has been visiting at
the home of d. G. Spofford, returned to
Lawrence, Mass, this moaning.
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Frank Pratt has been doing duty as
motor man on the electrics since FIJI
day, and handles himself like a veteran.
c. NJ. Jewett of Palmyra, and his
daughter, Mrs. A l.. Chase of Sullivan,
Me-, spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Hon. Albert Leayitt his wife and
daughter, of Athens, are spending
several weeks with friends in Massachu
sets.
Dr.. John l.. Pepper of Norridgewock,
has established himself in the practice
of his profession, medicine, at Athens,
and purposes to remove his family there
soon
A. B. Cole Esq, of Smithfield, was in
town Saturday. He has changed his
residence recently to the Gould place
on the direct road from So. Norridge-
wock to Smithfield village.
The best of order prevailed in town
Saturday. We never saw a more de-
corous crowd Of people or people who
seemed to enjoy themselves better.
Attention is called to Bartlett &
Cairns ad this week on their White
Plume flour, and the prizes they offer
for stories and poems written about the
same.
l.. NJ. Ellingwood, NJ. D., has removed
from Athens to Skowhegan, and will
practice his profession here. His resi-
dence will be the corner of Bush and
High streets.
A middle-aged American lady would
like situation as house-keeper in a
small family where the work is light.
A good home more than high wages de
sired. Address Z. +. NJ, Box SIS,
Skowhegan.
Joe Claire was gathered in by the Of
fcers about noon on Saturday for being
drunk and dsorderly, and at late hour
in the evening, was given hearing be-
fore Justice Brainerd, who fined him ten
dollars and costs.
| Among the speakers to be in attend
ance upon the Temperance Convention
this week to be held in the Congrega-
tional church will be Wm. +. Gould,
manager of the Kelley Institute at No.
Conway, who will lecture Thursday
evening, the 25th.
Frank +. Sleeper and Geo. L. Ray
mond, grand lectures of the Grand Lodge
F. aud A. NJ. of Maine, are soon to start
on their animal trip through Maine,
holding conventions for teaching the
work of the order. They visit Somerset
Lodge the evening of November IA.
First selectman, l.. c. Emery bought
tickets on Friday for a French woman
and her children, for Canada, first sup
plying the party with food for the trip.
This was wise move by Mr.. Emery,
and much cheaper for the town than
supporting said family throughout the
winter.
Prof. G. G. Addition of New Castle,
teacher of music was found dead in
his bed at the home of Samuel Bunker,
No. Arson, Friday morning last.
Coroner l.. ]. Addition, of this place, a
cousin of the deceased was summoned,
but upon arriving there the doctors in
attendance deemed an inquest un-
necessary, 1t being a case of heart dis
ease evidently.
When good nice sound 1900 or 1900
Canada West horse will sell for $75 only,
there is not much money in raising horse
flesh of this kind in Maine. This is about
the way they went on Thursday last at
the auction sale here. The sellers stated
that they lost money on the lot but they
expect the horses to prove so good that
they will get profit out of the next
batch they bring here.
Mr.. w. n. Donovan, principal of
Skowhegan High school, occupied the
Bethany Baptist pulpit, Sunday morn
ing, and conducted meeting of the
young peoples society of Christian En-
deavor 10 the chapel in the evening.
Mrs. Belle Claflin at the evening meet
ing gave an interesting sketch of work
at the Congo, Africa, mission from which
she had lately returned.
Our business houses were lively places,
Saturday. Take it by and large, it was
one of the best, If not the best, day for
Skowhegan merchants that they ever
had The dry goods and clothing houses
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