The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

undergoing many needy repairs.
800 yds of cassmeres for mems wear
just received at White 4 Wides.
Figured silks and tasseIs for fancy
work can be found at King & Wards.
Tickets now on sale at w T. Robbins
for the great Levy operate Concert, at
Coburn Hall, Nov. 9th.
Frank Nye, of Skowhegan, has beer
elected president of the Senior class in
Colby University.
The oyster supper and sociable of thu
Good Templars at their hall last evening
Melted the lodge about $500.
Miss Aggie Stafford is in Portland pur.
SUING the study of vocal music under ont
of the most competent teachers in Maine
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Reinhart gave then
young daughter birthday party recently
at which She received numerous presents,
Mr., and Mrs. Sumner Pooler are soon
to take up their residence in So Farm
ingham Mass, where Mr.. Pooler shas u
fine situation.
Mrs n. G. H. Pulsifer of WaterYille.
aud Miss Kelly of Fairfield, the mother
and sister of Dir. W. NJ. Pulsifer was in
town Tuesday.
Glass of 80, Skowhegan High School
have purchased black onyx rings with
their class year cut in them. Walter +.
Robbins furnished them,
Mrs A. y Burke has just returned
from Boston and Portland where she has
been the past week selecting her iall and
winter millinery and fancy goods.
Paroles wishing to join the class in
dancing in Fairgrieyes Hall, will please
leave their names with Chas Atkinson
The class will meet on Tuesday evenings.
The Somerset Building Association
paid per cent to stockholders last year
Copies of BY Laws and general informa-
ton cheerfully furnished by the secretary,
L. A. Nolin.
Rumor has it that the old yellow house
on the Morrill, lot, so called is to be re-
moved by Ward x Brown to the North
street plains. and its former site improv-
ed considerably.
"Savonarola, the Mysterious Monk, Is
the subject of the lecture at Island Ave
nue. Cong1 church next Sunday evening,
at O'Clock. A cordial invitation is eN-
tended to all.
Rev. Mr. Frost now of Portland spoke
for three quarters of an hour before the
Maine State S. S, convention in session
in Bangor this week, subject, "Glass and
Home Normal Work
Mr. n. A. Luce, State Superintendent
of schools will deliver lecture at the
coming educational meeting on Tuesday
evening. subject, "lIabit, process of
educational processes.
Mr. n. S. Hawkes. the photographers
requests all persons holding checks at his
photo rooms, to present them ON or be
fore Dec. lst, 1883, as after that date
they will not be received. NV
Mr.. d. T. Campbell, engineer in
charge of laying our sewers, closed his
labors here last week and is now at his
home in Brunswick, We publish Mr..
Con,nbnIl'S rnnort elsewhere
Mr.. r.. IL. Renshaw and wife and Mr.,
and Mrs. L. J. Conway of Franklin, N
H., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Leach. Mr.. and Mrs. Renshsw
sail for England next Saturday.
In the squad selected from the Cobnrn
Cadets of the Maine State College, which
is to compete in the coming great drill
against the Neatly Rifles Of Lewiston, We
notice the names of j. W. Steward of
Skowhegan, A. w. Drew, Canaan, and l..
c, Williams, Athens.
The attendance on the annual meeting
of the Somerset County Educational As
ISOLATION to be held in the High SCHOOL,
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
promises to be very large, and the com
mittee have spared no time in preparing
a most interesting programme.
Railroad Commissioners Morlland,
Bowers and Wides, together with Snpt,
of Bridges Bowker and Road Master
Neyens, came to town yesterday about
noon by special train on a tour of inspee
ton. After dining at the Gobnrn they
returned down river,
The Womans Relief Corps presented
Miss Cora Pooler Cat the last meeting
with berry dish as a token of gratitude
and esteem for her kindness both as an
officer and member of the Corps While
greatly deploring the loss of so faithful
a member can only say that what is our
loss is SO. birmingham gain.
our friend IIawes, of the well known
firm Holbrook X IIawes, exhibits much
ingenuity in the large display windows OF
their fine store, corner of Madison and
Water streets. His latest is fox, about
two-thirds grown chained in cage, and
4 figure of man dressed up in the garb
Of hunter with rifle in hand ready Tor
the chase.
4 biz leak occurred in the main water
pipe at the foot of Eddy Hill, Sunday
morning, that would have emptied the
stand pipe in short order had 1t not been
There is a right angle in the
,ipe where it comes from the pumping
station aud thence proceeds along Water
street, and the pressure at this place is
immense, especially when the pump is at
work. This great force pushed the ell
,ov ar knee, which evidently was not
,arkpd with solid earth and stones back
and the water rushed out with great
force. 1t was repaired forthwith aud in
.ncb a manner that it will stay this time
Mr.. Jas. Perkins, who in company with
R p. ]. Weston of Madison recently
bought The Forks stage line, departed
rather suddenly for the west few days
since. Mr., Perkins acted as business
Of the line, but owing to a limit
I'd education was unable to properly keep
RIM of the business, much to his emoar-
EASEMENT, and having too much pride TO
the fact and unable to sell
out thought it best to let matters take
.beir course without him. We are, how
aver informed that contrary to rumor,
Mr. Perkins has done nothing OF cfi'h-
AL L q Cnnin has heen