The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-17
See ad. of L. b. Talbot, the new watch

maker.
DIR. f. O. Sawyer visits Scion, and
Bingham, next week.
/ Mrs. Chandler futile is on visit to
her son, Frank, in Readfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Percy \. Kicker of East
Fairfield, were in town Wednesday.
Gypsey Drill Friday night, music by
kendall's orchestra l5e admission.
What eloaks and capes we have left
we shall close at once. w. IL. Wildes.
F DIR. Philbriek, the specialist is at
] Hotel Heselton, Jan. - and %. See al.
W. c. Dung has sold the Seboomoon
House at North West Carry, to Martik
j p. Goliath and has returned to Green
Vile.
Ahram Cummings of Biddeford. repre-
seuting the Boston Herald, was IN town
lir <s1As and drove to North Arson early
+ WedFhoseiay morning.
The Albion Male Quartctte of Boston,
with j. {. Bartlett at the head, is to
visit Skowhegan, the evening of Feb.
i 9TH. Attention is called to their ad. in
/ another column.
l.. II. Copeland will discuss the sub
ject of moral obligation-"Am | my
brothers keeper" French service in
the afternoon at P. NJ. aud preaching
in the evening
l5c only is the admission to the
Gypsey Drill, in Coburn Hall, tomorrow
friday evening, given under the
auspices of Epworth League, and for
25e you can have reserved seat
George II. Lewis and wife of Water
vile, are expected to install the officers
of Woodbine Lodge, No. 1, Degree of
Honor next Monday night. All those
interested are requested to be present.
IN accounted the stock in the store of
the late Geo. w. Gray, is being taken
this week, the store being closed in the
meantime. f. NJ. Hobbs of So. Nor
ridgewock and L. 2. Viles are the APP
praisers
The Skowhegan Woman's Club take
pleasure in announcing "A lecture by Prof.
Jordan of the Maine State college, in
Coburn Hall, ON the evening of Jau 18th
Subject "Iiouseho}d Economics" Tbs
public are cordially invited To be present
\ large party, making up clever
tables at whist, were entertained in Mil
burn Hall, last evening, hostcsses being
Mrs L. p. Ntles, Mrs. {. p. Sawyer
Mrs. f. X. Folsom and Mrs. c. j. Dow
Elaborate refreshments were served
and as might be supposed it was de
lightful occasion.
The Siowhegan and Moose River
Telephone Company held its annua
meeting at Bingham, Tuesday last
Messrs. Omar Clark, Mark Savage, J.. G
Andrews. Fred II. Preble, Charles Cole
man were elected directors. Hon. Omar
Clark, Presidents Fred Preble, Treas
urer; Mark Savage. general manager.
Rev Mr.. Kimbal of Portland will
occupy the pulpit of the Island Ave
church, next Sunday Jan. 10Th. Mr.
kimball is II young man who has sup.
piled several city churches very accept
ably during his theological course, alsC
been connected with the work AT Berkeley
Temple Boston, aud for two or three
seasons has lectured at the Fryeburg ant
Old Orchard Chautauqua Assemblies.
skowhcgan Lodge X. of p. with ladies'
in all about thirty couples, yisitod
Wateryillc, by special train, Tuesday
night, OoSoola Division. Uniform Rank,
going in full regalia. In that city they
were guests of IIavelock Lodge H. of =
and Bavard Division. Uniform Rank
The programme consisted of a concert il
city hall, followed by dancing aud a fiuo
banquet. The visitors returned HON,
about , \. NJ. yesterday morning
Mr.. |. Chiha, a japanese student oi
Colby University. will speak at the al
nual mite box opening of the Miller Mis-
sion Band, on Saturday Afternoon next
at , o'clock. His subject will be The
Habits and Customs of the Japanese
] There will also be exercises by members
of the Mission Band. GA Sunday even
lug, Mr. Chiba will speak in the main
audience room of Bethany church. OF
''Ihe Progress of Christianity Japan.
There will also be other exercises, and
the male quartettc will sing. All will
be welcome at the above named services