The Somerset reporter., 1894-10-11

Mr.. d. L. Rogers of Norrdgewock,
made the REPORTER call, to-day.
Miss Addie Hopkins of Millbridge, Me.
is the guest of Miss Agnes B. Stafford.
Edw. p. Coffin, Esq, and Mrs. Coffin
are in Waterville and Oakland, to-day.
Neufchatel cheese, Saratoga chips,
fresh weekly, at Pattersou's.
On and after Oct. l7th. Steamer
kennebec will leave Boston at ) instead
of O'Clock.
Mrs. VIM. Frye suffered a severe frae-
ture of her arm on Monday last, as Il
result of Il fall.
Rev. II. Z. Lesh will preach at Che
Universalist church, Sunday morning,
October, II at 1915.
DR.. c. II. Cook, the eminent oculist,
is on his semi-annual visit to skowhegan
and Somerset County.
Mrs. c. B. Cooley of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting the family of d. &. Spollord
ana Otllef friends Ill loNn
L. 5. Baker Esq. of Bingham, attend
ed the Golden wedding of Mr., and Mrs
lothian Weston last evening,
Rehearsal of the choir of the Univer-
salist church, will be held at the church
on Friday evening, Oetober, Il at 80.
\ party of fifty down river people are
to banquet at Hotel IIeselton, tomorrow
friday night, arriving by special
train.
Best machine cotton, Bets Il spool,
sale limited to six spools to a customer.
COTS dress braid bets roll, at M. b.
/ IIeselton's.
For time W. II, Wildes' will give
round trip tickets on the Electric Il II.
to all purchasers of dry goods to the
amount of $500 and over.
You should see those new chenille
portieres at Wentworth 4 Oaks, bought
at IA great mark down sale at Sloan's in
New York. They are bargains.
Miss Annie Doughty of the Park
Grammar school has resigned her posi-
ton to accept one offering better pay in
Marlborough, Mass. Miss Iaidee Morri-
son has been elected to the vacancy.
Weather permitting, the people of
+ Somerset county are to be treated to the
greatest trotting meeting at Elmwood
Park, Norridgewock, the first four days
of next week, that has yet been held in
the county. Manager Carleton has of
fered big moneys, and has the attrac-
I tions and horses.
Why not have choral society in Show
hogan? There is a large number of vo-
calists who are struggling along indie
pendently and such a society would unite
all their interests. A society could be
managed at low expense and the must
cal life of the town would be greatly en-
/ livened. Let US talk about it and then
do something, says one interested.
Charles Varney of Norridgewock, Ed
] LASS anu l. ldllh L htt VI h'hoNiiN
have been employed by the 5 & n.
Electric Railway Company as motor
men and w. a. Cotton and Alexander
Cox of Skowhegan, as conductors.
They went to Fairfield, Tuesday, to
| learn the business on the Waterville &
! Fairfield road
The iiftieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. lothian IVES
ton Of this town was celebrated in their
pleasant home, Wednesday evening.
There were about fifty present among
whom were the son, Clarence =. Yves
ton Esq, and his wife of Boston. We
propose to give more extended ac-
count of the event in our next issue.
James Clark, nearly ~ years of age,
died at his brothers home in Madison in
a locality called "Deanville,' Tuesday
night, after a long sickness. He had
been a cripple from birth, and charge
of Skowhegan for over 30 years, having
a residence here and entitled to support.
He was great sufferer for many years
but patient through it all. The funeral
occurs Friday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The next regular meeting of the
'Ladies Social Circle will be with
Mrs. o. A. Priest next Friday, Oct. 18th
at p. NJ. All members are requested
to be present and bring their thimbles
as there is work to be done for the
society At 80 o'clock ten cent sup
per will be served by the ladies, to which
all are cordially invited, after which q
musical entertainment will be given.
Among the ladies from the Skowhe-
gan clubs in attendance upon the FEEDER
alton in Lewiston this week are Mrs. G
V. Hanson, president of the Woman
Club, Miss Gertrude Weston, presiden
of Soross, Mrs. +. w. Marble, Mrs. f
w. Allen, Mrs. j. F. Merrill, Mrs. w. Ii
Wildes, Mrs. NJ. I. Pooler, Mrs. Z. p
Page, Mrs. b. f. Eaton, Mrs. VIM
Doran, Mrs. l.. A. Dascomb, Mrs W. b
Steward, and Misses Elizabeth ant
Gertrude Webb.