The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-15
TOWN and VICINITY.

Dark outings, > cts, at W. H. Wildes'
Fresh domestic sage at Patterns drug
store.
Miss E iith Stevens visited friends in
oakland, Tuesday.
Attention is called to ad. announcing
auction SALE of horses.
Gents, Ordway's advertisement this
week will interest you.
Z. r. Spear returned home Tuesday
night from trip to AroostoOk county.
Mrs. L. +. Russell was called to Gin
ION. Tuesday, by the serious illness of
her sister residing there.
Little Miss Charlotte Colby of OrOno
h, been visiting her grandparents, John
4. Colby and wife since Saturday.
# the weather reminds you that you
need fur coat, call at Chas. f. Wards
and see his line of "North Star" coats.
There will be an important business
meeting of the c. c. c. c. at DR.. Saw
| yer's Office next Monday evening at 40.
F. /. Es;es left town for down river,
thi, morning, on business, and may eX-
tend his trip to Wiscassetu before re-
turning.
Rev. W. W. Hooper will preach at the
universalist church. next Sunday morn
ing on the question, DO you ever think
on these things?'
Mrs. II. c. Emery went to Eastport by
the afternoon train of Wednesday, to
pass the winter with her daughter, Mis-.
Woodbury. Cleveland.
j. 7. Flanders of Cornville came to
town this morning on runners, bringing
load of nearly Il ton, and says he
slipped in with it very easy.
The Methodist Epworth League soeie
ty have engaged the lIarper's Ferry
Jubilee singers to sing at the Methodist
church, Monday evening the 10Th instant.
1t will be seen by an advertisement
elsewhere that another sale of Canada
horses will come off at Hotel Heselton
stables Thursday of next week the 22nd
inst.
Remember the pumpkin Sociable" at
the Congregational vestry, Friday night.
The young ladies under whose auspices
it is held have arranged many striking
novelties.
Col. Balm, the Kentucky orator, lect-
ures in Coburu Hall, Friday evening.
Nov %; subject, "Our Country's Bill
of Fare" Tickets %, 80 and so cents.
Reserved seats at Patterns after Satur-
day, next.
Every citizen should plan to attend
the lecture by Mr.. Geo. b. Stafford. Fri
day evening, in Miburn Hall, on the
History of the Shoe Industry. Ladies
are extended IA special invitation by the
board of trade.
Mrs. +. 7. Ross, who has been visit
ng her mother, Mrs Gala b. Ward, for
some weeks, returned to her home in
81. stephen, y. b., Yesterday. Mrs.
Clarissa Ross, accompanied her and will
remain for the winter.
\ horse owned by Chas. White, fasten-
ell to "A tree on Mechanic street, Monday
morning. became frightened, breaking
away. hastily cleared himself from the
vehicle, and made a wild run over the
bridges stopping at the Skowhegan
house stables.
Commodore w. II. Cabot leaves home
on Tuesday morning next, on the $50
train, for New York city to again re-
sumo the management of his extensive
business, having nearly recovered from
his long illness of the past year, the re-
peated attacks of neuralgia.
First Baptist church, subject next
Sabbath morning will be "rhe Truth,
John II; 8. There will be preaching in
the everng, 715. There will be
French sermon in the First Baptist
church vestry, next sabbath afternoon,
o'clock, preaching by Rev. f. Leger.
Mr.. Marley Williams of OSHKOSH,
Wis, has been for several weeks past
visiting his brother, Grin Williamson of
Augusta, and his sister, Mrs. G. f. Den
his of Madison. He left his childhood
home in Starks AZ years ago and this is
the first time he has been in Maine since
he left so many years ago. He was in
town Tuesday, on his way from Madi-
son to Augusta.
spencer Rogers Portland contractor,
representing the insurance companies,
and Harvey Goodwin of this place, re-
presenting the owner, satisfactorily adj
justed the recent damage by fire on the
block of f. F. Fairbrother, allowing
S3,212. We learn it is Mr.. Fairbrothers
intention to start a large crew of carpen-
tiers at work at once on the block, under
the charge of Mcluillan & Goodwin, and
have it ready for occupancy as early as
possible.
New fur capes at Ordway's.
Fine table raisins at Pattersons.
Special bargains in dress goods at w.
H. Wildes'.