The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-05-16
Childrens and infants white dresses

W. A. Allen of No. Waterford, Me-,
was in town Tuesday the guest of For
rest X. Brown.
Wanted, secondhand bicycles, either
cushion or pneumatic tires. VIII pay
cash. Roland 7. Patton
Geo. \. Moody has given up the idea
of locating in Aroostook, aud again re-
turned to Skowhegan.
Mrs. |. L. Russell of Yarmouth, visit
ed her son, {. +. Russell for few days
the past week, returning home yester-
day.
J. II. l.alley of Boston, aud his young
son, Master George Irving, have been in
town the past week, renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Our Catholic friends are getting ready
for a grand fair to be held within few
weeks. Already some of the contests
have been started.3
Rev. DR.. 4. 7. Dunn of Wateryille,
secretary of the Maine Baptist Gonyen-
zion, was in town yesterday, the guest
OF Rev. {. Y. Hanson.
Frank 5. Morrill, has exchanged his
residence ON Turner Ave, with Geo.
Morrill, for the farm ON which the latter's
father formerly resided.
Have you seen the new double texture
mackintoshes with detachable cape judi
kins' is selling for So, also his bargains
in ladies new umbrellas
Fred Elwell drives fine looking
brown pacing colt by Fred Boone, that
some of our horsemen predict IA brilliant
future for. He certainly is good easy
actor.
c. f. Andrews Esq, of Oldtown, high
chief ranger of the Independent Order of
Foresters was in town Yesterday in con.
sultation with E. P. Coffin Esq, high
Secretary of the same order.
Russell Post meets at G. \. Il. Hall
tomorrow, Friday evening, at O'Clock.
1t is the last regular meeting before
Memorial day and large attendance of
members is desired by Commander
Mills.
James F. Duncan, representative of
the No. Conway Kelley Institute, is in
town today 1t will be pleasant news
to the many friends of Mr.. c. j. Bailey
in this vicinity to learn that this insti-
tute, under his progressive and efficient
management, is in a most prosperous
condition aud at the present time there
are thirty-three patients at this insti-
tute taking the cure.
Next Sunday forenoon at the Bethany
church the pastor will speak on "The
four pillars of the ideal home, Wives sub
nit yourselves to your own husbands,
Husbands love your wives, Children obey
your parents, Fathers provoke not your
children to anger Ia the evening will
be held the missionary service postponed
from last Sunday on account of the
storm. This service will be at : o'clock
in the main audience ROOM
County Commissioners Leavitt, Web
Der and Clarke We're in town yesterday
aud closed contract with Noah Reed
of this town to do the stone work of the
new Jail paying him therefor the sum
OF $40 per cubic yard. Other
parties bic upon the job but Mr.. Reeds
WAS the most favorable all things con-
sidered and he was awarded the con
tract. Mr. Reed enjoys the reputation
of being competent workman aud of
doing thorough work. The contrrct
for granite is awarded to the Dodlin
Quarry proprietors, delivered at Skov-
hogan for $40 per cubic yard.
Rev. 7. G. Moses, Secretary of the New
England Christian Convention. who bad
been pastor of the Christian church in
this town nearly Two years, has accepted
a call To become pastor of the church at
\ ork, Maine. and with Mrs. Moses left
for that town yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
Moses. during their residence here made
many warm friends mol only in the
society of which NJ Moses was pastor
but among the people Of our town gen
orally and they carry to their new field
of labor the love and good wishes of
many of our best citizens. He has been
an able, faithful pastor and respected
citizen, interested in the well being OF
| all.
Just received another lot of those
"Belding Perfection Refrgeratorsn
Don't buy until you call and examine
and get prices. F. G. HEALD & Co.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The fol
lowing are the transfers during the
| week;
Farfield-Ruth W. Dunton to Mary
Mcfarland, 81.
koWhegan-Samuel f. Morrill, tt
Frank S. Morrill,. $1,000; Daniel Bow
man to j. f. Jewell, 81 300.
Anson-Emma j. Bryant TO Fred A.
Emery, sos Joshua G. Pelton to Lizzie
NJ. Bunker, 81.
Solon-1lson {. Jones to Abner +,
Whipple, $50; Wesley j. Moody to Well
ington Adams, 81 800; Flora f. Adams
to Frank M. Nittum, $500: I.orana C.