The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-13
New hats to-day at Curtis


were in town, Tuesday
John Houston and Richard White Of
Guilford were in town over Sunday.
You can find nice line of ladies' and
gents fur coats at Chas. F. Wards.
L. w. Chase has Just received car
load of fine sleighs which he has on sale
Mrs. f. G. Green and Mrs. VIII
Whipple of Scion, were in town on s
shopping tour, Tuesday.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of shovel handle blocks wanted by
the Lewiston Handle Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson and
Miss Sarah Anderson left this morning
for weeks visit in Boston.
S. w. Smith, C. A. Ross and D. W.
Lewis attended the meeting of Maine
Coal dealers at Fairfield, last week.
Fred H. Wing and Harold Woodbury.
in company with others are spending
few days in the vicinity of Bigelow
Mountain.
Mrs. Scott G. Durgin of The Forks,
accompanied by her daughter has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jt fferson Savage.
The Working League of the Congrega-
tional church will meet in the vestry
next Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
Important work In connection with the
coming fair.
The members of the Whalom Park
opera company were guests at the Hes
elton during their three days stay in
town. The troupe left, this morning,
for Togus.
| Mrs. Richard j. Robinson of Cornville
left this week for months visit to her
daughter, Mrs. E. C. Frost of James
burg, N. j. Her sister, Mrs. F. R. Fol-
som accompanied her as far as Boston.
e. A. Leighton, has purchased the
South Side Greenhouse Of L. B. Higgins
& Co. and will run them In connection
with his landscape gardening business,
cut flowers and design work as formerly.
The excellent fall weather of the past
week has fastened the construction
of the new Marston Worsted Mill and
the frame is nearly In place. The hail
and snow storm of Tuesday night, how
ever will retard the progress somewhat.
Fred G. Milliken, who was In town,
last Thursday, as treasurer with the
"Humpty Dumpty" Co., is we'll known
Maine newspaper man. He was former
ly on the staff Of the Bangor News and
did the local work in that city for the
Boston Globe and New York World
Mrs. Albert H. Gledhill accompanied
by son, Oscar and daughter, Meta, of
Huddersfield, England, were arrivals
upon the afternoon train, yesterday,
and are the guests of Mrs. Mary Gled-
hill. Mr.. Gledhill had business engage
ments which detained him In New York
but will join the family, here, in few
days.
Osborne Whipple of Tacoma, Wash.
WAS In town yesterday with Fl. H.
Cross of Norrdgewock a former towns.
man. Mr.. Whipple is son of the late
Sumner Whipple of Scion and has been
in Tacoma since 1888. He Is employed
In the building business there. He
came East in September and will re
| turn to his home within few weeks.
At the Congregational church, Sunday
morning, divine worship at 1916, preach
ing by the pastor, subject The Lord
Jesus Christ, what the homage of the
centuries mean; Bible school at 1905 ;
Junior Endeavor at $50; young peoples
meeting at six; evening service at seven ,
subject of the evening address: The
Gospel in India, illustrated with many
lantern views, also illustrated hymns.
All are welcome and will be made well
come.
Funeral services of Elisha <. Knox,
account of whose death was given in
last weeks REPORTER, were held on
Sunday morning at 1918 O'Clock at the
home of his son-in-law, Mr.. c. E.
Brown on East Front ST., aud were con-
Quoted by Rev. H. F. Huse. The burial
was at Madison whittier the remains
were accompanied by the Madison
Order of Orangemen of which the
deceased was member. A devoted wife
and a faithful daughter especially
mourn the loss of a true husband and
father.
Remember the "Harvest of Happiness"
10 Coburn Hall tomorrow Friday even
ing, by Skowbegan high school Ministries.
A grand chorus of 40 voices, elegant cos
tunes, enhancing music, with six funny
end nen-bones: Joe Goodrich, Frank
Walker, Ralph Bailey; tambos; Arthur
Merchant, Floyd Nye, Edland Savage.
Special features in the olio; my
Blushn' Rosie" solo, Miss Jessie Mad
docks, with novel chorus by II young
ladies' swell song and dance, Gan limo.
cent Young Maid", by six swell coons
and dusky bellies; to conclude with the
latest absurdity; Enlsting for the
Philippines Kendall's orchestra
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