The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-10-01

C. L. Dealey and }. A. Kendall are on
trip to Boston, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bragg are visiting
friends in Waterville this week.
Gardner Il Frost are agents for ". /.
Doug lass shoes, better than ever
Attention is called to Dr. Forrest Lee
Adams card in the REPORTER this week.
Mrs Mary f. Webb and daughter
Miss Agnes, are visiting in Boston. for
two weeks.
Great mark down sale of pianos.
organs. bicycles aud sewing machines
at Smiths music store.
{. d. Miller is in Boston and in at
tendance upon the breeders meeting AT
Readvile PARK, this week.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Z. b. Curtis which will be read
with interest by the ladies'
II. {. Bassett left home Yesterday on
vacation trip, which he will pass in the
vicinity of Dexter and Foxcroft.
Next Sabbath will be the last sabbath
of Rev L. H. eopeland's labors here.
He will speak about things in general.
Col. \. G. Blunt and i. p. OAK. ae-
eompanied by their wives are in attend
ance upon the Exeter fair and races this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Niles Of Dover.
y. H., and Mrs Georgia Curtis of Boz
ton. are the guests of {. b. Whiting and
wife, Turner Ave.
Mr.. Horatio Clark of the New Eng
land Homestead, published in Spring
field, Mass, is in town looking after the
interest of his paper.
Woodbine Lodge will visit Madison
Lodge next Monday evening. Members
will meet at a. 0. [. W. hall in time to
take the special ear at 6.30.
Asbury l.. Haskell of Augusta. was
the guest of his brother. E. l.. Haskell,
the gentlemanly operator at Smiths
photo rooms, for Il few days this week.
Come to town early Saturday evening,
aud after you do your trading, attend
the q. \. K. entertainment in Coburn
Hall. Tickets at BiXby X Bucks and
at the door.
If you want Il good cider Dbl. 90 to
Fairgrieves Restaurant. He has con-
traeted for loo, fresh empted. in Bo>-
ton, and has already - on hand The
best Dbl. is none too good for good cider.
Miss Elise Fellows left home Tuesday,
for New DIRK city, where she will pass
the winter, devotng one day in each
week to giving Instruction on the violin
at the musical conservatory in Hartford,
Conn.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson left home this
morning for New York city, to meet II
brother, Mr.. George Anderson, a retired
wooden manufacture of Selkirk, Scot.
land, who with sou, Is enroute to this
country for his first visit.
Tht Annual report of the Secretary of
the Maine Board of Agriculture has been
received at the REPORTER Office and
we expect to have supply IL usual for
distribution among our subscribers. Its
a very interesting report.
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock very
pleasant wedding took place at the home
of Mrs. Marion .Sanborn, when Mr.
Robert d. Snowden aud Miss Carrie V
Church both of skowhegan, were united
in marriage by Rev. L. f. Copeland.
The court of County Commissioners
held an adjourned session at the Court
House today. The question of appoint
ing an agent to open piece of highway
in Norridgewock, laid out by the COM
missioners last year, will be heard at
this session.
1t is expected that II. l.. Gale, the
well known evangelist, will begin his
labors in this place on Sunday evening,
Nov. y. Mr.. Gale is a layman, typi-
cal business man in appearance, and has
great executive ability. He is at present
in Montreal, where his work is being
greatly blessed.
All the singers and those interested in
singing are invited to assemble at the
Congregational vestry next Tuesday,
Oct. 6. at 80 p. NJ, for the purpose of
forming permanent organization.
Nr. Marshall will be present and will
have music to use for the evening. Now
all come ont, please. There is great
need of live organization of this kind
in our town.
There will be trotting at Union park,
Pittsdeld, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October and / Tuesday, 40 and 2.27
classes, trot and pace Wednesday, 2.33
and 2.24, classes trot and pace There
will also be races at Fairyiew park,
Skowhegan, Friday and Saturday, DC
tober and TO- Friday, 80 and go
classes trot and pace. Saturday, 2.37
and 2.20 classes, trot and pace.
A gentleman we'll situated to know
says The largest load of sweet corn
brought to the Skowhegan factory this
season was by Fred NJ. Perkins of Corn
vile with one pair of horses, which cut