The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-11-16
Don't miss the Minstrels, Monday

French lot domestic sage just receive d
at SIMPSONS, the corner druggist.
A bushel of silver skinned onions for
only Csc at Skowhegan Cash Grocery.
Edbert Kelley of Fairfield, was in
town Tuesday, attending to business at
probate court.
The rank of knight will be conferred
upon one candidate at the K. of Z.
lodge room this evening.
Hon. ID. D. Stewart of st. Adams,
and L. B. Barrett, Esq, of Canaan
were at probate court yesterday.
Harold c. Woodbury. has secured a
position with E. <. Gerard, dealer in
mining stocks and other securities.
Mrs. c. c. Tozier is visiting her sister
10 West Medford, Mass. She will be
absent from home until Christmas.
Miss Florence Lawrence, daughter of
Chas. Lawrence, Esq, of So. Gardiner,
is visiting Miss Sara Ward on Middle
street.
Alfred C. Cass, who has been visiting
the family of r. L. Mitchell for the past
month, left town, Thursday afternoon,
for Readfeld.
If you want work or are seeking help
of any kind, why don't you call at Fred
H. Wings drug store. 1t costs you
nothing and will save you much time.
The necessary article coal is advancing
rapidly in price. The reason for this is
largely the Jump in water freights which
are more than double the figures of a
a month ago.
Hon. Andrew HAYES of Portland, was
in attendance upon probate court, Wed
nesday, as administrator of the estate of
Lawrence Williams late of Hartand, de-
ceased about seven years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Butler, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar c. Dunton, returned to their
home in Essex, Mass, Friday morning.
Mr.. Butler is a cousin of Mr.. Dunton.
Rev. DR.. W. II. Spencer, Deacon
Pethuel Fletcher, Miss Louise II. CO.
burn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo O. Smith,
were in Portland, Tuesday, to attend
the funeral services of Rev. DR.. c. V.
Hanson.
Ed p. King who has been on hunt
ing trip in the northern part of the
county, returned Tuesday night, bring
ing with him deer which tipped the
scales at l76 lbs, which he shot near
Concord.
A snow storm covering quite an ex-
tended area began Saturday night last,
and continued during the day Sunday.
The fall varied somewhat in different
localities averaging some inches in
this latitude The ground not being
frozen, it did not make decent sleigh
ing.
Five roughs from parts unknown were
drunk and noisy on our streets, Tuesday
son arriving on the scene assisted by
Constable Addition gathered them all in
but one who escaped 10 the melee that
follow ed. They passed the night in the
lookup, had hearing yesterday fore
noon and were each given 30 days in Jail.
The body of Leander Judkins arrived
in this place by the morning train of
Tuesday. His death occurred on Sat
urday, very suddenly of heart disease
in Lowell, Mass, where he had resided
for several years. The funeral occurred
from the home of his brother, Joseph
Judkins in Cornville, and the interment
was in the family lot.
The subject of the sermon Sunday
morning, at the Congregational Church
will be "Sowing and Reaping." There
will be special music. La the evening.
the first of series of illustrated ad-
dresses on the PARALLELS of Christ will be
given. Sunday evening, in the church,
the subject will be "rhe Parable of the
Sower," with views by the stereopticon.
The name of one of the ladies who
took part in the exercises of the Wo-
mans Club, Wednesday, the Sth instant,
was given incorrectly in the REPORTER,
last week. The name of Mrs. Laura
Hoxie Dinsmore had the last name
nFnff 10 init a
part of Mrs. Dinsmore's name, surely,
and after using it for period of seven.
teen years she is not inclined to drop it.
Next Monday night, The Culhane,
Chace and Weston Ministries will appear
at the Coburn Opera House. The
singing contingent of this company is
away ahead of the usual run of minstrel
companies, the work of the Imperial
-Four, meeting with unstinted applause.
The first part is bright and lively, VIM.
H. Chace keeping the audience in roars
of laughter. Bran & Terrll in a mus
ical act create no end of fun while on
the stage. The we'll known Three st.
Felix Sisters in black face singing and
dancing act are great feature. The
costuming OF the act, the
sweet singing and the graceful dancing
is said to excel anything ever before seen
here. With the superb grand orchestra,
two military bands and the grand street
parade minstrely up to date, will be
presented as never before.