The Somerset reporter., 1899-11-30
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Sarah j. Anderson has been 10
Boston, this week.
Miss Lizzie Williams visited friends in
Gardiner, this week.
Ladies' eiderdown dressing sacques
from zoe up, at Stewards.
A discount of % per cent on all cam
ssras on hand at Bassett's. Call soon II
you want one.
Russell Relief Corps elect officers at
their meeting held, this week, Friday p.
n. December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pullen are passing
Thanksgiving with their sou, Clarence,
in Beverly. Mass.
A regular meeting of Carrabasset
Lodge, |. o. O. F., will be held, tonight,
when the third degree will be worked on
seven candidates.
The best and latest. Walter F. Rob-
bins has preparation to prevent specta-
ees and eye glasses from steaming.
Only 25c per box.
Over 300 seats have already been sold
for the 'Rose Maiden" to be given in
Coburn Hail. Friday evening. Much
interest is manifest.
Mrs. Mabel Houston and children of
Sangerville, are in town at the home of
Mrs. Houston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George K. Goodwin.
Unversalst fair in Coburn Hall, Dec.
9TH. Useful and fancy articles will be
on sale afternoon and evening. Don't
forget the place and date.
On Thanksgiving day the Post Office
will be closed as follows: From 1915 a.
N. to l. Is p. M, from 80 p. IN. to 2.45
p. N. and from p. m. to p. III.
D. w Lewis will have car load of
coke for sale. early next week. 1t is a
new fuel for this town and is claimed to
be superior to coal and costs no more.
DR.. j. N. Merrill attended meeting
of physicians at Wateryille, Monday
evening, and led in discussion of
scarlet fever, the leading topic of the
meeting.
Judge w. H. Fuller left home this
morning to pass Thanksgiving with his
sister in Portsmouth, n. II. He will
visit in Boston before returning and will
be absent ten days.
While working about the pressing ma
chine in the finishing room, Thursday
last. JOS Provincial WAS struck under
the chin by piece of iron that fl Nv out,
which cut cash three inches long, re-
quring several stitches TO close. 1t was
narrow escape from a more serious
accident.
Ladies of the Congregational Society
will hold fair in the vestry, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of next week
There will be a cake sale and refresh
ments will be- served A musical enter
tainment will be given Wednesday even
ing, to which small admission fee will
be charged.
The scholars of the fourth and fifth
grades of Park school gave their teacher,
Miss Avore, a pleasant surprise party,
Saturday afternoon, at her home. The
children passed pleasant afternoon.
Refreshments were served. Before de-
parting the children presented Miss
Avore with fine book.
AT the Island Avenue Congregational
Church next Sunday morning, there will
10 al inn
Berry of Waterville In the evening the
pastor will give the second lecture 10 the
course on the parallels of Christ. The
subject will be, "The Parable of the
Talents" and the lecture will be finely
illustrated by lantern views All are
cordially invited.
At the First Baptist Church the pastor
will preach in the morning; Sunday
school for Bible study at II o'clock; Y.
p. C. f. at 6 O'Clock at o'clock there
will be held missionary meeting upon
the subject, Africa" This promises to
be very interesting service and every
one is invited to attend. Conference
meeting of the church on Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
II you are a smoker it will be for
your interest to cast an eye into 4. K.
Bisson's window, Dec. 4th. He has
purchased an importers samples of the
finest pipes made in the world, all
styles, gold, silver and enamel. All
these goods are strictly warranted, and
he is able to sell them for less money
than the cost of trimming and case.
The cases are made from real snake
skin. His meerschaum pipes will not be
exposed 10 the window. II you are
not smoker, you probably have a
friend that is, and Christmas is nearly
here.
The newly organized Company +, n.
6. 5. NJ. of this place held its election of
company officers at their armory, Mon
day evening, presided over by Col.
Alop1n Vorly of thu Saoond Raoimant