The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-21
COUNTY AND LOCAL ITEMS.
O degrees below this morning.

Court rose Saturday night after almost
q five we eks session.
A newly wooded couple were guests At
the Heseltou over The Sabbath.
Special bargains In Handbags at Misses
King & Clarks. Ladies' please call and ex-
mine prices.
Jos. Emery, Of the firm OF II. Clark & Co.,
of New Portland, tanners, has disposed Of
his interest to his partners.
The spring term OF Somerset Academy
at Athens begins Monday, Feb Oh. S e
notice 10 another column.
Two valuable horses employed by Abbott,
& Townsend hauling timber ON Dead river
di last week after short sickness.
A Cough or Cold that can not be cured
by Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup is unknown.
For sale by Geo. Cushing, Skowhegan.
The young boys and girls Of the place
are to have a select dancing school in
Morrison's Hall. Monday night was the first
evening.
Ed. Pumlow's barber show was pretty
well filled last Thursday night, by the
Sheriff taking the Walker juror down to
give them shave.
Mr.. F. B. Heselton Of the Heselton House
wishes to purchase % horses, from IA to
AK hands high, having good style and ac-
ton. Also ten coach orses.
B. Conaut, OF Portland, brother Of
the doctor, left for the New Orleans Expo
H. H.
doctor and his compound vapor treatment.
Do not iail 70 see Viekery,s aaw I'D la
this weeks issue, and note the astonishing
low prices he gives you. Dry goods were
never offered SO low before In this county.
Capt. Amos Tobey, who has charge Of a
large crew In the woods reported that be-
fore the late storm there had not been
enough snow In his vicinity to make good
SNOWFALL.
A car being switched from the side track
at the shoe factory, the other day was
thrown from the track, giving the employ
ers Of the road cold tedious job to replace
1t
The Athens band boys realized about 1922
fir ON their entertainment at that place last
week. They are to give the same cxhibi.
ton at Harmony Thursday evening, Jan.
goth closing with dance.
Miss Potter may be addressed p o. Box
II, Skowhegan. She comes among US with
the best OF Boston references and some of
her former pupils are among the leading
teachers In the vicinity of Boston.
The sociable OF tie Congregations So
ciety, will be held in their vestry this
Wednesday evening, instead OF at the resi-
dence of J. A. Colby's as announced at
morning service last Sabbath. Refresh
ments will be served,
The close time for deer, moose and carl
bou began Jun. list and will extend to Oc
tpber lst. Any person who hunts, kills or
destroys any of the above game, except
during October, November and December.
is liable to penalty of 800 for each
moose and $40 for each caribou or deer so
hunted.
In the midst Of the gale that was blow
ing Saturday night an alarm Of fire was
rung, the cause being a chimney burning
out in house owned by II. Burrill in the
rear Of the business portion Of Madison
street. Our firemen were on hand imnc
diately and soon quit ted the fears of the
citizens.
Russell Post, G. A. R., are to have a
box sociable at Armory Hall, on Friday
evening, on which occasion preliminary
arrangements will be made for establish
ing Women's Relief Corps in connection
with the Post. a II ladies' interested In the
welfare of this Post are urgently invited
to be present on the occasion.
Rev. Mr.. HARDWOOD, of the Baptist church
supplied the pulpit Of the Congregational
church last Sabbath, in the absence Of the
pastor, who preached at Pishon's Ferry.
The Universalists also, were without their
regular pastor, Mr.. Hoyt preaching at
Rumtord; his pulpit here being filed by
Rev. I. j. Mead, of Augusta, a former pas
tor.
The ladies, who are members of the
High ST., Christian Church and Copgrega-
ton, are specially invited to meet in the
church pirlor Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, for the purpose of recognizing
the Sewing Circle. Please bring some re-
freshments SO all can have tea together
and stay through the regular social gather
ing.
The members Of the private skating club
are talking up their masquerade referred to
BY us last week. We understand the night
Set for the event Is Friday of next week,
the 30th inst. Costumes from the elegant
parlors Of Hayden Of Boston are to be on
exhibition and to lot at the proper time
aud the managers of the pavilion will do
their utmost to make it a complete success 8
Rev. Temple Cutler, former Pastor Of
Island Avenue Church, Is to give an ad-
dress on the occasion of its Tooth Ami.
versary which occurs Wednesday the TWEEN
ty-eigbth of this month. Rev. C. E. An
drews of Bideford, is to preach the sermon
in the afternoon. The rest of the after
noon service will be somewhat miscellane-
GUS. The evening will he devoted to his
torical sketch by the Pastor, followed by
Mr.. Cutters address. Supper will be
served in the vestry from 5 to $50 to which
all fri ends from out of town are cordially
invited.
An election of officers in Co, E. I'd Regi-
meDt Infantry NJ. V. NJ, held Monday eve,
Jan. 18th, resulted In the choice Of Lieut..
H. M. Weston as Captain; Lieut. Alonzo
York to be LIST Lient., Sergeant Manson w.
Dennis to be I'd Lieut.. Col Henry L.
Mitchell, of Bangor, commanding I'd Reg't
presided, and In q few remarks after the