The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
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d at King K Wards. Also new lot of
, ruehngs.
5 Robinson Brothers are getting well
along with the foundation of their mill
building.
The thermometer has registered down
to freezing point almost every morning
this week
f. B. Curtis millinery season has com
menced with rush. Everything new
and beautiful.
At late meeting of the Athletic As
sociation the memberships fee was ad-
vanced to $500.
Remember the date of Frederic Bry=
tons return engagement in forgiven"
is Tuesday, May Sth.
The street clectrics are hereafter to be
put on at dark, and will run nearly all
night while the nights are short.
A blast in the ledge in the water trench
es being excayated on the Island caused
some slight damage to the Methodist par
sonage,
The Nancy Bates farm in Madison, CON
tanning about l25 acres, will be sold at
once, cheap for cash. Apply to T. d.
Saley. (2w.)
A lively thunder shower visited this
section, during Monday night, rather
novelty, considering the lateness of the
Spring.
NJ. c. Foster Son of Wateryile have
taken the contract to build the new pas
! senger station, and some of their materi-
al has already arrived
This is terrible weather for invalids,
and must be exceedingly unpleasant for
our returned residents who passed the
winter in milder climate.
The celebrated Alaska Refrigerator
also an immense line of childrens car
riages as well as 800 yds. more oil cloth
at Is and 20 cts, at Fairbrothers
Parties who expected to find our streets
in bad condition this spring, are not
disappointed but they are fast being put
into shape by large crew of men.
Mr.. L. j. Folsom has the agency for
the Maine Benefit Association of Auburn |
| for the county of Somerset, and is to
make II speciality of the insurance bust
| ness.
The Athletic Association has accepted
an invitation extended by the pastor of |
Bethany church to attend services with
that society Sunday afternoon the 18th
instant.
DIR. S +. Conant took Monday morn
ing's train for "A business trip in the inter
est of "Anidrosis" through Massachu- /
setts and Connecticut, where he has
successful agencies.
The committee appointed to supervise .
he erection of school houses in this viii T
lagc, expect architect Fas>ett here within
Il few days to make plans of the buildings T
to be erected and rcmodcled
The c. l.. S. c. held their last meeting
for the season, Oh Monday evening last,
with Mrs, j. A. Colby. The annual cleo
ton of officers was postponed until the F
trst meeting of next year.
F. |. Estes shipped his ten teams of
two horses each with carts and hay max
ing car loads to Boston by Monday
mornings train, to work in an all sum
mer's job in filling flats in the city.
Several applications have been made to
Geo. Phibrick, for the rooms to be
finished off in the second story of his new
contemplated block but we understand,
DR.. c. II. Wilbur is to be the fortunate
tenant.
The Young Peoples Society will hold T
their regular monthly Experience meet
ing next Sunday at five O'Clock =. NJ /
All of the members are requested to be T
present, AS this is the last meeting before 7
election of officers.
business meeting of the Alumni As
sociation of Skowhegan High School will
be held in tn, High School room next
Tuesday evening at seven O'Clock. All
the members of the executive committee
are requested to be present without fail |
Mrs c. A. Harrington of Norridge- |
wock was summoned to Midtown, N. b. I
last Wednesday to attend her sister, Mrs
n. L. Clapp formerly of North Arson, |
who died few hours after her arrival |
Thursday, The remains were brought I
here Friday and placed in the receiving I
tomb. They will be taken to Scion for
burial as soon as the travelling will permit
The many friends of Ira A. Norton, |
formerly Of Skowhegan, will be glad to
learn of his success As manager of the
Maynard House Scion. He is running a
good house, and those having business /.
up and down the river are fast finding it /
out, as his daily register gives ample /.
proof. The man who stops at the May
nard House once, will stop there again, +
and is sure of finding good fare and a
genial host.
Base ball has been agtatcd at great
rate the past week by parties interested /
and it is now a settled fact that Skow-
hogan will be represented on the amateur
diamond this season by a strong nine
our citizens have subscribed quite liberal
ly for the support of "A team. The hand
ling has been placed with the Skowhcgan
Athletic Association, but We venture to
say that it will have the same able man
ager as last year. The first game is look
ed for Decoration day.
A delegation of 10, representing Par
menas Encampment |. O o. L. of this
village, went to Pittsileld, Wednesday
evening to visit Sebasticook Encampment.
The Grand officers and Watcrylle En-
campment were to attend the gathering
The Skowbegan delegation was made up
of J. A. Dealey, NJ. b. IIeselton, G.. A.
Marston, W, II. Hanson, Sanford Bunk
er, E. o. Head, X. d, Baker, Thos.
Tantish, S. b. Steward and Charles
| Farrin.
Sunday morning, horse belonging to
Mr.. Will Kilgorc, which had been left
standing just back of Thibodeau's bakery,
while its owner was inside, took fright
from some cause and plunged down the
bank into the river lie struggled hard to
reach the shore, but the current proved
too much for him, encumbercd by the
wagon and harness. No one saw the af-
fair but man on the opposite side of the
river, who FASTENED across the II. H.
bridge but only in time to inform the