The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-15

Big bargains in ladies and gents goods
in remnants at the wooden mill.
Miss Lulu NJ. Stinchheld is in Boston.
visiting friends for few weeks.
The list of fire losses paid by c. F.
Jones, is a record to be proud Of.
A few more first class boarders can be
accommodated at l52 Water St Show
hogan.
SILK velvet g. cents a yard, and fancy
brocade yelyetecn 81 - cents at ord
ways.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor left town yesterday
morning, to pass a few weeks at her
home in Dixtleld Me.
Mr.. S. w. Philbrick, of Boston, arriv-
ed on Saturday evenings train for say
Of two weeks or more
Mr. II. Wyman, of Swansea, Mass, a
resident of this place some years ago, is
in town visiting relatives.
The meeting of the Dining Club at
Hotel Coburn, Tuesday evening, was not
as largely attended as usual.
White Y Wildes have in a full line of
Hathaway's underwear. They are elegant
Nv made and the material is all first class.
The signals indicate lowering OF tenn
perature for this latitude of from 20 to
30 degrees on or before tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock.
Rev. Lorenza Haynes supplied the pull
of the Univcrsalist Society at No. An
son on Sunday last in exchange with
Rev. c. +. McIntire
The ladies' of the Methodist church
have provided an excellent dinner for
to-day in the vestry to which the public
are cordially invited at % cents each.
Mr.. W. g. Hunt, of Boston was in
town. Monday. Mr.. Hunt reports spring
trade as good, but is skipping the coun-
try towns this time round. TOO much
snow"
Mrs, b. F. Eaton left by this mornings
train for Boston, to join her daughter.
Miss Kathleen, who went on Saturday
last, Together they will visit several
weeks at the "liub."
We are pleased to see our old friend
VIM. ID. HAYDEN on the streets of ouI
village again, and to know that he has SO
nearly recovered from his severe injury
received in December last.
Uncle Sam is changing his merchandise
from the Cup stairs to the lower floor of
No. ., and is too busy in measuring rem
nants to tell his old trade, this week, that
there will be no more need of "climb-
ing"
Mr.. Truman Sawyer exhibits to the RE-
PORTER that part of the under jaw of a
shark that he captured on one of his yoy-
ages many years ago. 1t is n business
like looking article, with half dozen
rows of teeth.
The February term of Probate Court
commenced yesterday and continued to-
day. The attendance is quite large and
much general business has already been
transacted. particulars of which will
appear next week.
f. b. lIeselton came down from the
scene of his lumber operations last Tues
day night, had good time with the New
York buyers of horse flesh, bought Il pair
of good ones for customer of his in
NJ, al ff
a good price to Morgan, and then returned
to Concord.
A good delegation took the train at this
station Tuesday morning, to attend the
Somerset Pomona Grange meeting at
Pittsfleld. Among those present we no.
ticed VIM, Hobrook and wife, David
Horn, Skowhegan, y. a. Withee, Nor
ridgewock, j. d Emerson and VIM. d.
Hayden, Madison, Warren lIolbrook and
wife of Skowhegan.
Mrs. w. J. Morse, of Lewiston, having
noticed in the REPORTER recently, a de-
scrption of noble mastif' owned by a
Madison gentleman, thinks she can beat
that story, as she owns an English mas
tiff pup, only four months old, that meas
ures five ami half feet from tip to tip,
aud wears twenty inch collar
Mr.. Geo. n IIurd of Colby University,
who has been engaged as instructor at
the Skowhegan gymnasium, arrived ON
Wednesday evening of last week, entering
upon his duties the following morning
The boys speak highly of Mr.. lIurd, and
are doing good work. We hear it report
ed that class from the gymnasium will
give an exhibition in Coburn Hall in
March.
The old stage road through Cornville is
reported to be in a terrible condition
from our late storms, and should be at
tended to or the town will be liable to
excessive damages. We hear of several
accidents already as the result; one, of a
young man Kelliott, who was thrown out
yesterday, and 50 severely injured as TO
require medical attendance and his con
dition is critical.
KEY. Miss Haynes caves tax before
the North Arson Chautauqua Circle, last
Monday evening, on her recolcctions of
some distinguished women of Massachu-
sets some of whom are her personal
friends. Among them are Louisa VI. Al
colt, Margaret Foley and Harriet Hos
mer. The entertainment is reported a.
highly interesting and instructive.
Hotel In Athens.
Mr. c. +. Emery, of Athens, has pur-
chased the hotel stand of A. c. Emery of
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