The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Path,
See the new Tricara X. f. corset a
prdway's.
u Gen. John r. Richards was in tow
yesterday.
Try the Grand Success J cent cigar at
Fairgrieves'.
d Ladies' print wrappers at Vickery 5
Bs cts. to So 90.
a Standard prints at Heselton Bros. <
20, cents yard.
n Geo. S. Webb has removed his business
20 Is Madison street
q John Russell, Esq, of Cambridge was
Sln town Monday and Tuesday
Y See the all wool dress goods in new
3hades at Vickery's, 40 cts.
a Officer Thyng had one tramp Monday
hight, the first for long time.
II Skowhegan Village Corporation holds
Is annual meeting next Monday.
q Bixby & Buck have sold in four weeks
spne gross of Browns Sarsaparilla.
81 Bates crinkle seersuckers, cts. yard
- Ordway's, always sold at ~ IL cents.
q Mrs. r. G. Leighton of Portland, ! as
een visiting in town since Friday of last
week.
y Have you seen the many bargains that
White 6 Wildes are Offering in dress
Goods.
"a Mr.. NJ. T. Pooler went to Boothbay
bonday, to look after his seaside proper
8 there.
III You can afford to smoke a good cigar
~ you buy the Grand Success by the box
y Fairgrieves'.
81 Z. B. Curtis has received Il very fine as
rtment of new millinery goods. A new
Il t for Easter is just the thing
III There is talk of a grand concert and
z&all nnder the auspices of Carrabasset
lodge on their anniversary. April Goth.
q Call at King & Wards for new ruchings
md hair forks. A few more corsets in
4dd sizes and styles going at half price.
"A Mr.. j. b. Snow, one of our Oldest citi-
lens, is confined to his home by sickness,
he effect of a cold contracted some weeks
Sgo.
q The regular meeting of the C. l.. S. c.
will be held with Miss Mabel Ward. High
Direct on Monday evening April 2nd, at
6clock.
u A good thing at j. A. Dealeys. Plaid
Collars for 25 cts, wash like celeeloid,
y few Gents under vests aud drawers
Cheap to close
q The Skowhegan Village Corporation
colds its annual meeting, Monday next,
~ O'Clock p NJ, in Engine Hall The
farrant therefore appears elsewhere.
N We are Informed that DIR. Gushing is so
Friends and attend to office callers. The
Doctor is convinced that it is more agree
able to prescribe than to partake.
Mrs. L. E. McNeelie left Saturday
afternoon last for New York city, and is
bassing this week, and will remain into
Rext week, attending the spring openings
.Df the large dress making establishments
q This Thursday evening Rev. Ammi S.
84add, of Portland is to deliver his lee
4ure "Our Little Sim in Sawtelle Hall,
So. Norridgewock, After the lecture
there will be sociable with refreshments.
4 A large party of young friends rendered
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Morrill, house
warming az their plea SAINT home on Turner
avenue, Monday evening last, a most en-
.3oyable occasion to all present. Refresh
ments were served.
The Carrabassett Pulp Company have
got their stone drill at work on the out
side ledge on the outside of the Robin
Son mill, and are excavating under the
5imill, deepening the channel preparatory
20 putting in new wheels and machinery.
Mr.. George Neyens is at work with his
crew of men laying Q miles of steel rails,
Dust this side of Pishon's Ferry. When
this is completed there will be about
miles of iron rail remaining on the Show
hogan line. This will probably be re
placed with steel during the coming sum
ner.
a 1t is expected that Rev. DIR. Pepper,
president of Colby University, will
preach for the Bethany church, in &. A.
n. Hall, next Sunday afternoon at quar-
Der before two; and that the pastor will
administer the ordinance of baptism at
Die Christian church in the evening at
DALI past seven. The subject of DR..
Repper's sermon will be The Resurrec-
Zion"
III About sixteen young men of this and
Aeighboring towns met Saturday evening
tnd organized band. Officers were
3ehosen as follows: Elmer Townes Madi-
Don, Leader; Albert Jenkins, SO. Nor
3idgewock, Secretary; c. +. Gilman,
<Bkowhegan, Treasurer; Business Mana
gers, Elmer Townes, C. +. Dealey. A
$well sustained band is a credit to any town
zhnd we hope the boys may succeed.
The attention of our citizens is called
TO the meeting of the Skowhegan Board
|kpf Trade, Friday evening next 1t is the
Rnnual meeting and should be well attend
s 3D. The meetings have not been very
Hwel attended of late, and the officers
have not felt very greatly encouraged.
Five the Board good send off at this,
the starting in on the second year of its
&life. Let there be good attendance
Il 1t was pleasant gathering of young
&people collected at the residence of Mr.
#and Mrs. Edw. Leach. on Saturday even
ling last, the occasion of the 2lst birth
Iday of the eldest daughter of the house
& hold, Miss Annie. Games and dancing
Xwere the features of the evenings en-
tertainment. Refreshments were served
4 The birthday gifts of Miss Annie wer'
many and costly, large number comm:
4 from friends in different parts of New
England.
Robinson Brothers have leased tn
wooden building adjoining the Burril
brick mill with power for years, AM
| have also purchased Of Geo. S. Webb, til
| property between that building and tn
| bridge, and will put in new building
| where the old brick store and blacksmit
| shop now are, to be occupied for thei
sash, door and blind mandatory an
other wood working business. The mai
building is to be 40x50 feet, with SET
ton next to the bridge 20x20 feet, all