The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-22
New cloth iackets at W. Il. Wildes.'

"as "itoi hooh ~ a puslHess mp
Mrs. j. II. Barbarick is visiting friends
in Portland and Boston, this week.
5, and Zoe buys numbers 7, and u
ribbon, new goods. at W. IL. Wildes.
Dir. John +. Gray of Brunswick, came
to town, last evening, for a brief visit.
Fifteen first-class pictures for dozen
at {. l.. Roy's, from now until Jan. LIST.
Miss Mary Vosmus is visiting friends
in Augusta, this week, having left home
Monday afternoon.
with silk plush seats Bragg Il Narney
are selling for 81. so.
Miss Dora NJ. Goodwin entertained the
Hexigon Club, Tuesday afternoon and
evening at her home.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, and Sheriff
Niles We're at Palmyra, Tuesday and
Wednesday, on law business.
Mr.. Francis league who recently sold
his farm to MI. Huntley, is shortly to
remove to Augusta, to reside with his
son.
Get your pictures framed at Bragg q
Narney's. They show the best line of
mouldings and make the frames to
order.
Delano has again commenced the man
ufacture of home made candies, fresh
each day. Visit his store and see the
line he shows.
Warren Foss of Brighton, was in
town, last night, returning home from
the recent meeting of the Mystic Shrin-
ers at Portland.
Mr.. Levi Weld and wife removed to
Portland this week. We learn Mr.. Weld
is to engage in market gardening at
Cape Elizabeth.
We are informed that public services
will be held in town, Thanksgiving even
ing in the First Baptist church, with a
sermon by Rev. Il. G. Noses
We learn that part of L. F. Fairbroth-
er's insurance, placed through the agen-
cy of John c. Griffin, was settled by
sight draft yesterday, the first agency
to pay.
Mr.. c. f. Jones and Mrs. Clara b.
Leavitt left here for Portland Wednes-
day morning, to attend meeting of the
committee on location of the Maine
| Veterans Home.
Work is progressing favorably on re-
building of Fairbrothers block, so recent
ly badly damaged by fire. The rooms of
Hutchins, the barber, are expected to be
ready for occupancy by December LIST.
Mr.. viii Allen, who has been in town
for few days, returned to 4Etna yes
terday, where he is engaged upon II
large set of buildings. His family have
removed there to remain during his en-
ployment.
Gen' II. b. shepherd went to Angus
ia yesterday morning, and this week, in
company With the other members of the
board Of trustees, is taking an inven-
tory of the property at the asylum for
the insane.
The body of Mildred E. Morgan, who
died in Boston, Oct. II, 1891, aged I
years, Gmos., aud was buried at the time
in Woodlawn cemetery, has been remov-
ed the past week to Athens, the native
place of her parents.
II. NJ. Jones bought tins week, at Far
mington, two fast horses, of the we'll
known trainer and driver, L. X. Wood
man These horses were shipped to
Boston, yesterday, Mr. Jones following
ON the afternoon train.
Frank 5. Cairns and Geo f. Goodwin
went to Portland, Tuesday, to attend a
meeting of the Mystic Shrners, and in
the evening participated in the initiation
ceremonies of thirty candidates, among
whom was I. II. Anderson.
Subject of the sermon at the First
be, "Christ's power to keep his own"
John 10: 20, 30. Preaching in the even
ing, 7.15. There will be French service
in the afternoon AT 3 o'clock.
The next meeting of the Womans
club will be held Friday, Nov. both.
Mrs. Pepper of Watervile, will give
lecture on "rhe wonders and delights of
everyday botany for common folks
The Sorosis will be their guests.
IT. y pypected that Rev DIR pppppr
of Colby University, will preach at the
Bethany church next Sunday forenoon.
His subject will be taken from 1.-The
Sermon on the Mount" The worthy
Doctor is one of our strongest preach
ers in the state, and it is hoped that he
will be greeted with large audience.
The Jubilee singers billed to appear in
the NJ. +. vestries Monday night. can
celled their engaS ement, but as notice OF
cancellation did not arrive until the even
ing NAIL large number of people visit
ed the vestries before learning of this
fact. Those who purchased tickets can
have their money REFUNDED by applying
to the ones selling same.
We all remember what a treat we
have enjoyed in listening to Col. Geo. W.
Baine, the Kentucky orator, upon his
previous visits to Skowhegan, and will
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