The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-02-10
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Ia town today.
Hannibal A. Powers of Pittsfield, was
at Probate court, Tuesday.
Miss Angie Smith of Scion is visiting
friends In town this week.
New fancy braid, silk gimps, and
made-up ornaments at Judkins'.
j. N. & |. J. Smith have the agency
for the celebrated Estey organs.
Miss Alice Lawley returned home
from the Normal school, last night.
Postmaster Geo. L. Hovey of North
Arson, was at Probate court, Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff E. P. Pennel of Har-
mony, was In town, Tuesday, attending
Probate court.
Hon. Lendall Titcomb of Augusta,
was in town, Tuesday, In attendance
upon Probate court.
There will be rehearsal of the degree
team of D. of Fl. In A. o. U. W. hall,
Friday at 7.30 p. m.
E. Nj. Fletcher of the board of select
men of Madison, was at the Probate
office on business. Tuesday
DIR. S. #. Greene was In town Monday
on business connected with the Moose
head pulp company affairs.
The subject of the morning sermon
Sunday at the Congregational Church
will be From Responsibility up to Cod
Sunday evening there will be a
Missionary Concert at the Congregation
al chapel subject, Emission Work among
the Chinese"
The coming visit of the New York
horse buyers, Saturday afternoon next,
should bring out a fine display of horse
flesh from all over Somerset.
Geo. Gushing will turn his store key
to the public for the last time on Satur
day evening, Feb. 10th. He has lots of
desirable goods left at your own prices.
Mrs. L. B. Lombard, formerly of this
town, who now resides at Lynn, Mass,
is spending a week with her parents
here. She will return to Lynn, Friday.
BY special arrangement Manager Fair
brother has secured the original Black
Crook Co. for next Wednesday eve, to
play at the popular prices of %, 80 and
Soc.
A young peoples chorus has been
organized among the young people of
the Congregational Church. Mr.. Elmer
E. Harris ia the leader and the chorus
meets Sunday afternoon in the chapel.
Information received from Howard
Maddocks of this town so severely in
iured in the Orono railroad accident is
very encouraging and his friends expect
he will be able to be brought home at
an early day.
A letter received recently from Hon
l.. Il Webb of Pasadena, California, con-
tains the welcome information that he
Is considerably better than one year ago.
His many friends will be glad when they
read this.
In the voting contest at the recent X.
P. Carnival, j. H. Williams was the sue
cessful Sir Knight to receive the uni
form, valued at $500, receiving 44S
votes. Arno Lawrence:and Frank Walker
had an equal number of votes for the
fishing rod.
"Christ's treatment of a young man's
perplexity" will be the subject of the
PASTORS sermon at the First Baptist
church next Sunday morning. And the
subject of the evening meeting will be
"Christ's commedation of young
woman's prudence"
See the handsome women with the
Black Crook show.
Mrs. George o. Smith and her young
son, Charles, left Wednesday morning
for Washington, d. c., to remain there
during the winter and early spring.
Her sister, Miss Louise H. Coburn &C
companied her as far as Boston, and
Miss Josie w. Smith will go with her
from Boston to the National capital.
Mr.. w. W. Wyer has severed his con-
nection with Brown & Ward, and hired
Hotel Heselton stable. recently vacated
by j. Fl. Frain, which he will run as a
grain and feed store, and &c stabling
establishment. Patrons of this fine
stable will have the advantage of driving
10 under cover and having their vehicles
as well as their horses protected from
the weather.
Miss Lettie E. Doe, daughter of the
late Theophilas Doe of Cornville, died at
the home of Alden Russell In this place,
Tuesday last, after a protracted illness
from consumption, aged about 45 years.
She had been a member of Mr.. Russell's
family about seven months. The fune-
raj will occur, Friday at 10 a. M, from
the home of her brother, George Doe in
Corpville.
See the big ballet with the Black
Crook.
Good Horses Wanted.
Messrs. August p. Belmont, Geo. w.
Bishop, and party of friends will be in
| l. h4f lot. as Dab