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

opera House. My. lZtl,
Heavy plain elder down shawls s3.5O,
at ". H. Wildes.
Ralph Nye is home from Bangor on a
brief visit to his mother.
Augustus Crowell is in Portland, this
week, on . visit to his sister.
Mrs. Chas. Playse left home yestef-
day, Tor Boston. to remain some weeks.
Mrs. I. II. Anderson returned home
Monday night from a visit to Maiden,
Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Bates of Pennington, y. H.,
will preach AT the Congregational church,
next sunday.
Remember the supper at Congrega.
tionalst vestry tomorrow friday
evening, to O'Clock.
Forrest Brown, who has been at No.
Waterford. for some months, returned
home Monday night.
The Somerset Medical association. held
its Semi Annual meeting and dinner at
the iIeselton Yesterday.
Mr. Cross, agent of the Daily kenne-
bee journal, was in town, yesterday,
looking after the interests of that paper.
+. C. Pooler left home yesterday, in
hunters garb, and accompanied by rifle,
for Greenville. He hopes to return with
moose.
Chas. Playse is selling lady's COM
nonsense button boot made to sell for
$500, at $3.50 for limited time. Its
bargain.
Edw. Bison and wife who have been
gu a six weeks trip to Paris, France, re-
turned home by the evening train of
Tuesday night.
Workmen are fast getting the track of
the S. and n electric road into fine con-
dition, and the cars now make their runs
promptly on schedule time.
Mrs. Leonora Spauldiug, who has been
visiting with friends in Watervile and
Bangor for some weeks, returned to
Skowhe gan, Tuesday night.
party of friends from Pittsfield, is after
a moose, caribou or deer in the wilds of
Northern Somerset this week.
The school in Dist. No. 5, north,
known as the Bush school house, Miss
Gertrude Townsend teacher, closes to-
night, for a two weeks vacation.
our dancing public are already max
ing their plans To participate in the
charity ball to occur at Coburn Hall, ON
Friday evening, Nov. Q, under the aus
pices of the Woman's Relief Corps. The
cause to which the funds are to be de
voted is Il most worthy one.
John o. IIanes accompanied by Mrs.
Ilaines returned home from Portland,
Monday night, driving from that city
with his PAGER, in one day and a half
Pretty good driving you say. Well as
horses go it would be considered so, but
to those who know this horse it seems
nothing out of the ordinary for him to
do it easily. more perfect type of a
horse in everyday would be most diff
Cul; to find.
Mrs. Angelina, wife of John Murphy
died at the family home, Tuesday last
Just before the noon hour. after linger
ing illness of some months. Deceased
was a most estimablc woman, the
mother of five children, all of whom
survive her and are residents of our
town. Her age was 81 years. The
funeral services will occur from St.
Mary's church, Friday morning at 10
o'clock
The Central Maine Baptist Theological
circle held its first meeting for the sea-
son at Wateryile on Tuesday last, Oct.
Both. The meeting, which was a large
one, was held at the office of President
Whitman in South College. Rev. l.. II.
Copeland, and Rev. =. V. Hanson of this
place were in attendance. Mr.. Cope
land read a very thoughtful essay on
"Aristote's Ethics" The paper was
followed by very interesting and pro-
ftable discussion. The circle dined at
the Elmwood after the completion of the
literary exercises.
Tuesday last Mr. Make Jewett, a
farmer who resides about two miles
from town, on south side, made trip to
North Fairfield, and in returning home
at night, and within about one mile of
his place, his horse stumbled, and fell
throwing Mr.. Jewett from the wagon
breaking the elbow joint of his right
arm. In some way Mr.. Jewett succeed
ed in reaching the home of Capt. Amos
Iooey, whom he told of the injury, and
Dr. Taggart was summond. Upon ex
animation the fracture was found of
such a serious nature, that the attend
ing physician had DIR. Dascomb called to
assist in setting the bones, and it was
found necessary to etherize the patient
before the fracture conld be reduced
Bargains Sin ladies underwear, at NJ.
B, Heselton's.