The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-04-05
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Miss Shean left on Tuesday morning
for New York.
Rooms to let at Mrs. E. j. Friends,
No. 3, North Ave.
Mrs. Evelyn L. Boothby went to Bos-
ton, Tuesday morning.
You can find what you are looking for
In suit at W. Fl. Wildes'.
If you are thinking of buying seeds of
any kind call at Woodtury's.
C. F. Thomas is spending part of the
week In Lewiston and Portland.
A large and entirely new lot of Browns
celebrated pictures at BixbY & Bucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paddam of
Scion, visited friends here one day last
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Lombard of Boston WAS
among the arrivals by Monday nights
train.
Richard King of Boston was the guest
over Summary of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Symons.
j. N. & |. j. Smith have their full line
of bicycles and bicycle sundries in, ready
for customers.
DR.. G. p. Sawyer has been confined at
his home the past week by his old
enemy, sciatica.
Marshall Viles came up from Port
land, Sunday morning, returning on the
afternoon train, Monday.
Christian science church services on
Sunday mornings, at 10 As o'clock, 20
Water street, to which all are welcome.
Mrs. Annie Reed, who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks, re-
turned to Portland, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Quimby of Lawrence,
Mass, accompanied by her daughter, is
visiting at the home of her parents, w.
A. Pitts and wife.
! Many beautiful creations In millinery
will be on exhibition at Miss Lords
Easter opening, Wednesday aud Thurs
day, April II and Il.
The Royal Arch degree was conferred
upon A. Simmons, Esq. of No. Arson.
James Lawrence and Gridley Fogg of
Skowhegan, Thursday evening, by Som
erset Chapter.
At the annual parish meeting of the
Congregational Church, held Friday
evening last, it was voted to retain the
services of Rev. II. w. Kimball as the
pastor for the ensuing year.
DR.. w. Fl. Spencer went to Gardiner,
Tuesday, to deliver his paper Gam
paigning in the 61st New York regi-
meut in 1862" upon invitation of Rev.
A. T. Ringold, pastor of the Baptist
Church in that city.
Services at the Universalist church in
the morning appropriate to Palm Sun
day, subject of sermon, "Chrst as King.
Regular session of the Sunday school at
II ~, and praise service in the evening
at o'clock. A welcome for all.
Over seventy-five members of Priscilla
Rebekah lodge, [. o. o. f. visited Fair
field, Monday evening, to attend the
district meeting of Rebekahs. The de-
gree term from this lodge exemplified
the work. 1t was an enjoyable and
profitable visit for all.
Indications of winter are fast disap-
pearing from our streets, and carriages
have superseded sleghs the past week.
A large Grey of men are kept busy by
Commissioner Webb clearing up the
streets and getting them into a more
presentable condition.
The seectmen have employed Colum-
bus Lewis and wife to take charge of the
town farm. Mr.. and Mrs. F P. Huntley
had been there four years but would not
consent to stay longer, even under pro-
posed increase of compensation. They
return to their own home on their farm
purchased several years ago.
AT the Congregational Church, Sunday
morning, the subject will be "Paups
Imperialism or the Supremacy of Christ"
In the evening the last address in the
Lenten course will be given, MARCUS
Whitman, the Patriot Martyr who saved
our great Northwest" Young peoples
meeting at o'clock and Sunday school
at II. All are invited to the services of
this church.
At the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning, the pastor will preach upon
the subject "Fhe First Word from the
Cross" Singing by the chorus choir as
usual Sunday school at II O'Clock
young peoples meeting at 6 o'clock, sub
ject, "What is Gods due?" Luke 20 10
26; gospel praise service with address by
the pastor at O'Clock. A most cordial
invitation extended to all.
A musical entertainment with recita-
tions will be given in the vestry of the
First Baptist Church on Friday evening
at 7'45 o'clock, under the auspices of the
choir, Mrs. Philo Steward, leader.
There will be no admission fee. The
pastor, however, will make a brief APP
peal in behalf of starving India and an
offering will be received to help in the
relief of this famine-stricken country,
Lest some of the members of Cara