The Somerset reporter., 1897-11-04

TINS mornings train.
Buy ladies', ehildren's aud gents
wooden hose at M. b. Heselton's.
Headquarters for hair, lime and
cement, at JAS. Lumsden & Co.'S.
The C. C. C. C. will meet with Mis-
Smith, Water ST., Friday afternoon Nov.
9TH.
Miss Jennie Cass went to Lewiston by
this mornings train for two week $
visit.
George Sampson has bargain fer
someone in second hand coal parlor
heater.
Mr.. Sumner Rowell of Brighton, was
in town Saturday and called at the Re
PORTER office.
Over 100 seats sold for the "Unele
Tom show to night. Don't miss it.
Prices %, 35 and so.
Mr.. S. B. Allen of So. Norridgewock
was in town Saturday afternoon and
called at the REPORTER office.
New assortment of stamped linens and
Beliing Flo silk. Crochet silk, cents
a spool at NJ. B. Heselton's.
Quite delegation of people from this
place went to Waterville, yesterday
afternoon, to witness the Colby-Bow-
dom foot ball game.
At the Universalist church next sun
day at 1870 a. m., the pastsr will speak
upon the REORGANIZATION spoken of in
Romans VIII: 30 = All are invited.
Miss Mary Burrill returned to her
home IN Rochester, y. H., yesterday, ae-
cempanied by her grandfather, Hon.
VIM. Phibrick, who goes for brief
visit.
Chas. NJ. Barnard put on sale this
morning POO pairs ladies' kid button and
lace shoes at $l.50 per pair never sold
less than $500 before. The bargain of
the year.
Do you know that you can buy better
trunks for less money at Wings harness
shop than any other place in Somerset
county, corner of Water and Mill
streets at end of bridge?
At the First Baptist church. next Sun
day morning, the pastor will preach
upon the subject "Christ drinking the
bitter cup In the evening there will
be missionary meeting with stereopti-
con views of China.
Mrs. Seth Getchell died at the home of
Angler Hill at Cornvile, yesterday morn
ing. Her age was 81 yrs, mos. The
funeral will occur at Mr.. Hills residence
Friday at 1910 a. m, Friends and rea-
tives are requested to attend.
AS Christmas approaches we begin to
look for something useful and acceptable
for tokens of remembrance. c. W. Fol.
som, the prescription druggist, has re-
Gently added a new line of Metcalf
sachet powders, and would be pleased to
present any of our lady friends with a
sample package of the same.
We send out this week and next, bills
to all subscribers who are two years in
arrears requesting payment. The sums
due from any one subscriber are small but
in the aggregate they amount to a sum
that would help us much in our bust
ness. We hope our friends will respond
promptly to these requests.
The Skowhegan Electric Light Com
pany have their building on the island
substantially completed on the outside
and have it we'll along inside. They
have in place two 300 light new Edison
dynamos and will have shaftiug and
other machinery ready as soon as the
flume is completed and the wheels put
in place.
A very pleasant gathering of the
members of the Choral society, oe-
Cured at the Congregational vestrv
on Monday evening, at which time
very dainty supper was served,
and general good time enjoyed. At a
business meeting otthe board Of mana
gers held during the evening, II. F.
kimhall was unanimously elected as con
ductor of the chorus, and Mrs. j. r.
Frost, pianist. 1t is expected the new
music will be received in time for the
first regular rehearsal ON Monday even