The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-12-06

Srdllleu Reissue OF Hef pension.
Delano is having "A great run on his
velvet kisses and molasses peanut candy.
Hon. George Flint of North Arson at
tended the Dairy meeting 1t Pennington
this week.
See the new advertisement, this week,
Balsam of Wintergreen, Alex. NJ. Rob
iuson Jr. Bangor.
Lillian Tucker and her company will
be the only attraction at the Opera
House, this month.
The pictures in the Century War
Book alone are, worth the price of the
book several times told.
Outings and cts, at Ordway's.
Homemade candies made fresh each
day at Delano's candy kitchen. Over
fifteen kinds, all delicious and very low
priced
The Annual Election of officers of the
Woman's Relief Corps connected with
Post g. A. Il. occurs tomorrow, Friday.
afternoon.
VIM. Quinn left home last week for
Amesbury, Mass, on visit to his little
son, who is temporarily residing with
grandparents.
The new snow plough and flange dig
ger of the 5. & n. road is not a thing of
beauty, but looks capable of performing
the work laid out for it.
Harry Hilton, who resides at Bart
lett, n. H., is here for few days, at
tending to the adjustment of insurance
on the fire loss of his father, Mark
Hilton.
We learn that John Ii. McCone has
retired from the management of the
Peoples Herald, in Lewiston, and the
paper has passed into other hands, to be
issued monthly hereafter.
Now remember, when you are order
ing your oysters for Sunday that Walter
Pierce sells those famous Providence
Rivers at 40c per quart, and delivers
them. Why don't you try him this
week?
Prof Hart, prestidigitateur, opened in
Coburn Hall, Saturday evening, for a
three nights entertainment, but the at
tendance was so small that Monday he
sought new pastures for the display of
his "witcherv.''
The subject for next Sunday morn
ing's sermon at the First Baptist church
will be 1.-The inspired appeal" French
service will be held in the afternoon at
2 =. NJ. in the vestry. Preaching in the
evening by the pastor.
The Ladies' Sewing Society connected
with the congregational church, will
hold fair in the vestry, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons and evenings, of
next week. They have aprons and
fancy articles for sale aud will serve hot
coffee and cake, each afternoon aud eve
ming.
New stamped linens for Xmas at Ord
ways.
One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments that has visited us in a long time
was what "Charley's Aunt proved,
which was given in Coburn Hall, last
evening, by good company before Il
good sized audience. 1t was one scene
of merry laughter from the time of the
arrival of Aunt No. |. until the close of
III Of Vic to
I Skowhegan, will be long remembered.
Close time on partridges, in Maine.
went into effect last Saturday and it is
now unlawful to shoot these birds. The
markets are given three days of grace in
which to dispose of their stock to custo-
mers Close time on the big game be-
gins Jan. and lasts until Oct |. The
sportsmen have weeks more in
which to hunt deer, moose aud caribou.
There are still plenty of them in the
woods and it is comparatively easy
matter for them to obtain big game in
any part of the regions in which game
abound.
The Central Maine Theological Circle
met at Waterville on Tuesday last, Dec.
4, in the office of President Whitman,
in South College. The members from
Somerset county in attendance were
Rev. c. NJ. Emery, Norridgewock, Rev.
n. r. Dutton of Fairfield, and Rev. c.
V. Hanson of this place. Rev. DIR.
Pepper read a mastery analysis of the
entire sermon on the mount, Matt. .
6: Z. The contents of these three ia
nous chapters were outlined with rare
suggestiveness and power. The essay
was followed by very interesting dis
cussion.
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