The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-01

Waterville, yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff John Smith of Nor
ridgewock, was in town, yesterday.
Oyster supper at the Congregational
vestry, Friday night, ) to o'clock.
We shall sell best machine cotton at 8
cents "A spool until Nov 10Th, NJ. b.
Heseltou.
Mr.. Sumner Whipple Of Scion, was in
town yesterday, aud looked in on the
REPORTER.
The friends of Miss Grace Wentworth
will be pleased to find her in her old
place at Colby's.
The young men of the high school
have organized "A foot ball team and are
now in training.
Mr. F. \. Seyano was quite i'll last
week, but. we are glad to hear, is much
better SO as to be out again.
Rev. H. 5. Blair of Portland will
preach at the Uniyersalist church, sun
day morning, Nov, 1, ut 1915.
The ladies circle of the Unyersaist
society are to met with Mrs. Chandler
futile this Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. James Malbon has removed to
her brothers. Daniel +. Hobart, at West
Cornyille, where she purposes to reside
for the winter,
Sawyer and Dennis who have hither-
to run Two separate barber shops, have
now pooled their issues, and the shop on
Madison street has been discontinued.
Next sabbath morning, Rev. l.. H..
Copeland will discuss the subject, "lhe
Reward of Action" Matt. 10: 2i-30
In the evening he will give an Illustrated
sermon, =. NJ.
The telephone wires are being moved
from the south side of the river to the
north side. This was necessitated by
the trolley wire being too near them,
the current interfering with the use of
the phone.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 7th, Il
recital will be given in the Congrega-
tional church by Miss Margery Morrison
aud Miss Peare Curtis, assisted by Mr..
Julius Hartt, Mrs. +. W. Chase, Angus
ia; Mr. G. w. Horne. Lewiston. An in
vitation is extended to all.
/ The Christian Endeavor Union of
Somerset County meets in convention at
Madison, Friday Nov. 9th, day and even
ing. Skowhcgan members of the Union
who participate in the programe are
] Rev. c. V. Hanson. Miss Elizabeth A..
Webb and Miss Alice Bray.
W. F. Ross of North Brookiield Mass,
i is spending week or more in town
visiting at the home of his mother. He
left Skowhegan s years ago and estab-
/ lished his home in Massachusetts. He
was here years ago and notes many
i changes for the better in our town.
DR. l.. \, Ellingwood has opened an
Office in Morrison q McLellan's block,
Water ST., over Walter Robbins jewelry
j SlbIt. 1AtSIutIlNt 1bls lDuSii anu
SITS, facing Water st. The Doctor is Il
graduate of University Medical College,
y. y. and has been successful prac-
ttioner ia Athens for fifteen years.
Y. X. futile, Esq, of Canaan, was in
town Tuesday, and made the REPORTER
pleasant call. Mr. and Mrs. futile
tool, ride over the Electric road to
Norridgewock and return. Mr.. futile
says the recent change in the manage
mcnt of the lIartland branch, is in the
interest of the Maine Central and is not
for the benefit of the W. & q. railroad.
DR.. Twomby, "The Painless Foot
Doctor" is stopping at Hotel IIeselton.
where he will remain few days longer
at the earnest request of the people.
The large number of ladies and gentle
men that visit him him daily speaks we'll
for his treatment. None who have sore
feet should fail to call upon the doctor at
once, as he will remain in no place wait
ing for business. Corns, bunions and in.
growing nails taken out without leaving
the feet sore.
The members of Parmenas Encamp-
ment No. Is, |. o. O. F., are to have a
celebration at an early date. The en-
campment has done a large amount of
work the present term. having taken in
more new members than any other en-
campment in the State. Some time ago
the members decided that when the
membership numbered 100 they would
celebrate the event. At the last meet
/ ing the desired number was reached and
a committee consisting of NJ. b, IIesel-
i ton, Thos. Iantish and X. d. Baker.
were appointed to formulate a program
and to decide upon a date for the time.
\ Justice trial was in progress at the
office of Walton q Walton this week, oc-
cupyng a portion of Monday afternoon
and Tuesday. State vs.. Joe Trucott,
Noah Demo and Fred Lanev of this
place, the complainant being j. H..
Phillips of Shawmut. The action was
made criminal one, brought in behalf of
the state, for the loss of ball and four
pins from the bowling alley of the com
plainant on the night Of Oct. 9th. last.
1t appeared upon evidence that as soon
as Phillips discovered his loss, j. H..
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