The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18
A horse safe for ladies' to drive Is adver-

Dancing school and extra at Fairgrieve
Hall next Saturday night.
Misses King & Clark have large O
line embroidery and knitting silks.
This looks like an early spring ~ "a dc
grees below zero WAS the testimony Of the
thermometers this morning.
The employees Of this office extend theiI
thanks to Horatlo W. Gushing for n gener,
Gus donation of first quality spruce gum.
A lodge Of Odd. Fellows was organized
at Norrldgcwock, last Monday night by
Carrabassett Lodge Of this place.
The most reliable of all Cough Remedies
is Jsdwin's Tar Syrup. So say the doc
tors. Sold by Geo. Cushing, Druggists.
Little Rena Fellows is happier than ever
She has just received a present of fine
pug dog, from Col. Mitchell, of Bangor.
She invites all her little friends to come
and see her treasure.
Members of Russell Post are requested
to meet at Fairgrieves' Hall on Friday eve
ming of this week at 7.30 o'clock. full
attendance Is much desired as business of
| Importance Is to come before the meeting.
An attraction at the Pavilion Tonight,
| to be the Perry Bros, In their fancy, aero
| baltic and burlesque skating. They come
well Recommended from places where they
have give their exhibition.
All schools In the High school building,
are to commence Monday, Mar 3Oth
Those on L, avitt street and in the old
Academy the Monday following. First
primaries the next wepk following.
Will the person VIZ took feather off
from lady's hat at Fairgrieves' hall Satur-
day evening please return the same to P.
o. box 1856 aud save themself further
trouble, as the person Is well known.
Mrs. r. W. Morrill, recently slipped and
fell on the ice, striking her arm severely.
But little was thought of the ipju y at the
time, but it has been constantly growing
worse, until now she is unable to use it.
There will be Hulled Corn Supper at
evening of next week, under the auspices
of the w. C. r. U. All interested in the
cause are invited. Supper from to Z.
All parents wishing to have their chill.
dren oin the department and dancing class
to be formed by Prof. G. A. Joy, next
Saturday afternoon, are requested to leave
their names with Mrs. A. A. Cass, or Mrs
Chas Colby.
PIANO TUNING.-Mr. Geo. r. Beyerle, of
Boston, Piano Forte tuner, is In town and
will remain a few days longer. Mr.. Beyerle
will call upon his regular patrons. Others
desiring his services should send In their
orders at once to Smiths piano rooms, or
Hotel Coburn.
All remembered the day and date, the
smoked glass was prepared in advance, and
the eclipse came off as advertised. The
afternoon was one of the finest and from
the beginning of the observation till it's f.
nal disappearance some two and one half
hours, there was scarcely moment but the
eclipse could be distinctly seen. This an
nular eclipse appears fp Maine as partial
eclipse while on the Pacific coast it was to-
tai. Annular ecllpSeS occur once In elgn-
teen years, the last one visible in Maine &C.
Cured in 1853
The livei est runaway that has taken
place in town for sometime was that of the
horse of S. f. Steward last Saturday after
noon Tue horse was left standing on
Court ST., when becoming frightened by
the locomotive, started AZ a lively pace
down the street and by the time he reached
the railroad crossing the sleigh was over.
turned, aud he was perfectly wild. He
went through Water street to the brd &c,
there colliding with the team of d. f.
French. who was coming in an opposite
direction and made wreck of his sleigh
This did not stay the speed of the wild
stud, but he continued on, making a circle
around Weston's mill on the island, then
over the other bridge down through Mill
street, up paper mill hill, way out by the
shoe factory, and was not captured until he
bad stopped from exhaustion on top Of the
hill at w. B. Nutters residence. The
damage sustained was considerable.
FAIRFIELD.-One night last week young
man hired a team at the liyary stahla Of Fl