The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
Mrs. Climena Whipple of Scion lie In


on business, Friday.
RAYMOND Hoxle returned to Bruns-
wick, Friday afternoon.
Coaster breaks put on bicycles for %. 90
the next 80 days at Smiths.
Mrs. George Wentworth passed Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. P. Fl. s.
Vaughan.
Bartlett has a large supply Of apples,
prices reasonable. Fresh eggs at "a cts.
Ample supply.
Landlord Frank T. Farrin Of the
Wesserrunsett House, Brighton, was In
town, Thursday.
All irritations of the throat are in-
stantly relieved by Horatio w. Cushing's
bronchial lozengers.
Miss Ann Morrison Is passing two
weeks vacation In East Madison, and
Mise Ella Hight Is acting as librarian at
the public library meanwhile.
VIM. Doran was In town last week, In
attendance upon the annual meeting OF
the Skowhegan Electric Light Co., re-
turning to Portland Friday afternoon.
Colby students and those at the U. OF
M. and Bowdoin, who have been passing
their holiday vacation with their parents
here, returned to their college studies,
this week.
A. w. Kincsid subscribed for the Som
ERsET REPORTER, then "Clarion," forty
years ago, January lst, and has taken 1t
ever since. Mr.. Kincaid resides. now, at
2l2 Front street, Worcester, Mass.
Daniel C. Robinson OF Minneapolis,
MIMI, who with his wife is making a
brief visit east, was In Skowhegan, over
last night, calling upon early friends of
his boy hood. He was guest at Hotel
Coburn.
The 14th anniversary of Wesserrun-
sett Lodge |. o. o. r. and 4th anniver-
sary of Wiuona Lodge, will be held at
Athens, Wednesday, Jan. 10. A drama,
1.-THE vagabonds" will be given and
ball and supper. Music by Kendall's
orchestra. All are cordially invited.
Richard w. Ceilings has purchased the
newspaper and periodical business OF
Harry c. Graves and will continue In the
business at the store on Madison street.
Mr.. Ceilings is a very popular young
man and will doubtless make a success
OF his new venture. Mr.. Graves, 1t Is
learned, will later accept position with
wholesale house In Boston.
Benjamin c. Carson, who for many
years resided In this town, died at
Corinth, Dec. 81, aged "a years. He
had been sick with painful disease for
some years and made his home with
friends In Corinth although he had a
legal residence In Skowhegan. He lived
10 the southern part of the town, Is re-
membered by many Of our citizens and
esteemed by them as a worthy man.
The date of the presentation of the
sacred cantata now In rehearsal by the
chorus Of the First Baptist Church, un-
der the direction Vt Mrs. Philo Steward,
Is Tuesday, January, 10th, at 8 O'Clock.
The net proceeds Of this cantata are to
be given In part to assist in the equip
ment OF rooms for Young Mems Chris
tian Association In this town, and In
part to promote the work OF Good viii
Farm at East Fairfield. The chorus Is
made up of some forty voices. Inc
price Of tickets Is placed at % and So cts.
The subject of the sermon Sunday
morning at the Congregational Church
will be 1.-THE Way to Spiritual Know
LEDGE" There will be special music.
At half past four In the AFTERNOON the
communion service will be held, and the
usual evening service will be omitted.
The Christian Endeavor will meet as
usual at six O'Clock. On Tuesday even
Ing will occur the annual meeting OF the
church. Supper will be served from six
to seven thirty, followed by reports, elec-
ton of officers and roll call with letters
from absent members.
Prayer meeting, tonight, at the First
Baptist Church led by the pastor. Sub
jeot, "Looking unto Jesus" Heb. II: 2.
On Sunday, sermon upon the theme
"The pre-eminence of Christi Sunday
school at II o'clock. There begins the
study of the life Of Christ from the In
ternational series Of Sunday school les
sons. Young Peoples meeting at 6
O'Clock; topic, "The prayer that OBJ
tains," from references Luke IL; Is, Is.
and 10: 2-5. Gospel praise service with
address by the pastor at o'clock. Ex-
cellent singing at every service. All are
cordially invited.
District Deputy Grand Master Frank
futile of SO. Norridgewock assisted by
Eben s. Miller Of Quinnebassett Lodge,
and j. p. Thompson, Hugh Hurley,
Frank s. Morrill, and w. P. Ordway In.
stalled the officers Of Carrabassett Lodge,
No. "a, 1. o. o. f., on Wednesday even
ing, Jan. Bird r. X. French, N. g.;
A. r. Jewett, V. g.; X. D. Baker, Rec.
Sec. T. Tantish, Fin. Sec. @. NJ. Lam
bert, Treas; Geo. c. Thompson, W.;
W. H. Fowler, O.. j. R. Sayward, L. g.. !;
Hugh Hurley, o. g.; F. A. Williams,
d q At n n n ratNp 9 NJ IL I.