The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-20

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See the suit cases this week, at s1.29
10 Chas. F. Wards window.
A regular meeting Of Sunset Chapter
0. z. 5. will be held tomorrow, Friday
evening.
Those light lunches at Delano's are
the popular thing. Have you tried
them?
F. A. Nolin is Just getting about again
after being confined at his home by
Illness for three weeks.
c. J. Abby, Supt. of the Skowhegan
Electric LightECo., went to Boston on
a business TRIP, yesterday morning.
Geo. B. Stafford, Supt. of the Common
wealth Shoe and Leather Co.'S. factory
here is in Boston, on business trip.
Miss Williams is showing fine assort-
ment of pillow tops, white cords and
girdles to match, also the new Harvard
girdles.
All should remember the sale of fancy
home made bonbons by Misses Jewett
and Dyer at Phlbrick's jewelry store
next Wednesday.
c. W. Grover returned home, Tues
day, from Austin stream bringing
with him a good sized deer he shot the
Friday previous.
The missionary societies will meet at
the M E. parsonage, Monday, at 2
o'clock. The Ladies' Circle will have a
business meeting at o'clock.
Miss Zaidee Morrison went to New
York, Friday of last week, to remain for
the winter 10 the study Of art. She has
several special orders she will fill during
the meantime.
If you are about to purchase a sleigh
it will pay you to look over the stock of
F. P. Moore. His supply may not be
quite so extensive as some but WAS Sc
lected with great care.
A student In Eastman's Business Col
lege, Poughkeepsie or one contemplating
entering that institution can learn some
thing to their financial advantage by
calling at the REPORTER Office or by
writing to the publishers.
Mrs. Martha Harthorn of Wilton, who
had been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Helen
s. Coburn and other relatives in town
for few weeks, returned to her home,
Tuesday. Her daughter, Miss Annie
Harthorn, accompanied her.
The annual sale by the Congregational
ladies will be held at their vestry on
Dec. 2 aud 3, Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday, with supper and enter
tainment in the evening of Wednesday.
They cordially invite their friends to be
present.
1t is hoped that there will be a large
attendance at Coburn Hall, Tuesday
evening, when the address of Prof.
Hartshorn of Bates College before the
Somerset Teachers Assn. The High
school orchestra and chorus from the
Academy school will furnish music.
At the First Baptist Church, Sunday
morning there will be worship at l0.45
with sermon by the pastor upon the
theme 1.-THE young man who succeeds"
Junior Endeavor at 3 Gospel Praise
service at 7 o'clock with address with
standing Cod All are cordially invit-
ed.
The mill of Bradbury Bros. at NAL
bon's Mills, which had the underpinning
washed away by the freshet Of last De-
cember, is being repaired, this week, to
withstand any elements, and other minor
changes are being made about that
property. The work is in charge of
Contractor Gould.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. S. f.
Leech of Madison will preach at the NJ.
K. church. la the evening at o'clock,
Mrs, Onstott will give report of the
national meeting of the W. II. M. S.
held in Kansas City, Mo. She went as
delegate from the Me. Conf w. H. NJ.
s. The other services OF the day as
usual.
An entertainment to consist of songs
recitations, etc. to be followed by
social hour In which refreshments will
be served, will be given at the Parochial
School building, Wednesday next,
Thanksgiving eve, to which cordial
invitation is extended to all. On
Thanksgiving day, high mass will be
observed at the church at nine o'clock.
The pupils of the Skowhegan high
school repeated their minstrel entertain
ment in Union Hall, Madison, Monday
evening, to a fair sized audience. Tues
day afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Rodenbaugh, under whose instruction
both entertainments we're given, went TO
Lewiston, where they are soon to pro.
duce an entertainment 10 aid of the
Central Maine General Hospital.
At the Congregational Church, Sum-
day morning, Divine worship, preaching
by the pastor, subject: 1.-THE fact Of
experience has compelled man
to believe" Special music. In the
evening the third illustrated address up
on India and its mission work will be
given, Over sixty lantern views taken