The Somerset reporter., 1901-11-14
Hon. D. D. Stewart of st. Adams is in

The clay modelling of Frank Urban Is
feature of the Klark-Scoville Co.
Do not forget that Miss Williams has
the agency for the Equipoise waist.
Wanted-A bright messenger boy.
Apply at Western Union Telegraph Co.
A full line of Food Choppers and
Raisn Seeders at IT e Blunt Hardware
Co.
Mr., aud Mrs. c. W. Grover have been
visiting relatives in Solon the past few
days.
Bert Avore, express messenger, is
home on brief vacation as the result of
spraned ankle.
A series of meetings are being held at
Malbon's Mills, this week, conducted by
Rev. Walter d. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Steward moved,
Tuesday, from Winter street to the
Steward residence on Madison avenue.
The Rev. W. S. Bovard will give his
lecture on "Uncle SAM in the NJ. (.
Church next Monday evening, Nov. 18th.
Attorney Gen. Seiders left here, We'd
nesday morning, for his home in Port
land. He rnters upon murder trial at
Dover, Me-, next Tuesday.
The Klark.Scoville Co. have been play
ing in Maine cities and towns since June,
and have been favorably spoken of by
the press wherever visited.
Oliver c. Hall, E. c. Dill and j. Fl.
McCone who attended the Terrio trial as
representatives of Maine dailies return
ed to their homes, Wednesday.
At recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of Skowhegan West Aqueduct Co.,
b. A. Sawyer was elected as collector
and general manager for the company.
Miss Grace Bradley, teacher in the
first grade Lincoln school, is off duty,
this week, on account of illness, and
Mrs. Nellie Copp is substituting in her
place.
Remember the Klark-Scoville Co.'s
opening play, "Silent Partner" at Co.
burn Opera House, Monday evening.
Ladies can secure reserved seats for 10
cents by calling at SIMPSONS drug store
before o'clock.
Harold E. Cookson, Esq, of Water
vile was in town few hours, Saturday,
calling on friends. Mr.. Cookson was a
classmate at the University of Maine law
school with Messrs. Phillips & Mills,
whose guest he was while here.
Congregational Church: Sunday morn
ing, preaching by the pastor, subject,
GLOW Sin Pays and How God Gives"
Music by the male quartet. Junior En-
deavor at A o'clock, young peoples meet
ing at 6, evening service at Z. All are
cordially invited to these services.
Forty-nine Patrons of Husbandry, in
GLIDING the degree teams of Skowhegan
Grange, took the train here, this morn
Ing, for Lewiston to attend the meeting
CT the National Grange, We are inform
ed they were obliged to drive through
| fields in some cases, this morning, to
avoid drifts in the roads.
AT the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning, the pastor, Rev. Henry f.
Huse, will preach upon the subject of
"Conversion." Singing by the chorus
| choir under the leadership of Mrs. Phlo
Steward. Sunday school at II. Junior
| Endeavor at O'Clock. In the evening
at o'clock the subject will be "Cuba. "
The second meeting of the Town In
provement Society was held, Friday
afternoon, November 8th, with the fol-
lowing program: Piano solo, Miss
Lewis; paper, "The reign of the Goths,' .
Mrs. j. p. Merrill; duet, "Juanita, y
Mrs. Dunton and Mrs. Estabrook; paper,
''Spain under Moorish Masters" Mrs.
Alice Baker; paper, "Our Native Birds, -
Mrs. Belle Small.
The public meeting of the Indepen-
dent Order of Foresters, which occurred
at Grange Hall, last Friday evening, was
one of interest and pleasure to the men,
bers of the Court and their guests. The
hall was very attractive in its artistic
decorations, designed and arranged by
Mr.. Ceilings, with the assistance of other
members of the committee. The event
of the evening was the eloquent address
given by Hon. II. A. Collins of Toronto,
Supreme Treasurer. 1t was preceded by
short literary and musical program,
consisting Of, Music, Lees orchestra ;
reading, Miss Ethel Knowlton; sonh,
Miss Eva Moore; reading, Miss Lois
| Davis; music, Lees orchestra. The fol-
lowing officers of the High Court of
Maine were present from out Of town
and occupied seats upon the platform !;
NJ. l.. Durgin, Esq, Milo, High Chief
Ranger; Clarence Scott, Esq, Old Town,
Past II. C. r.; VIM. McDavid, Augusta,
II. S.; A. Il. Bailey, Winthrop, II. 7. !;
S. S. DeBeck, Nj. D., H. c. p; also a.
A. Campbell, Toronto, Deputy Supreme
Chief Ranger. c. j. Abbey, Chief Ran.
ger, presided and introduced Mr.. Collins
as the first speaker, and for over an