The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
rmore Coburn Hall April

Don U forget the Athletic Exhibition
Friday night.
Big bargains In ladies' aud gents good
remnants at the wooden mill.
Miss Couthoui l.. l.. Jordan and Mis-
Fales at Coburn Hall tonight.
Attention is called to the large ad. o
IL. S. Blaisdell's clothing store.
We publish elsewhese the announce
meht of fine residence for sale.
New dress goods in copper, mahogany
and gobelin shades at Vickcrys
The afternoon passenger train of yesteI
day arrived this morning at O'Clock.
The schools on the Island ar enjoying
a short vacation before the spring term.
The weather indications for u hourl
are colder, light snow, followed by fair.
VIM q. S. Keene of Lynn was regis
tered at Hotel IIesclton Ole evening last
week
w. 7. Haynes Esq of Waterville is il
attendance upon Probate court here to-
day
Mr.. Charles b. Fish of So. Framing
ham Mass. is spending week with rela
tivessn town.
Dr. Cushing is considered to be slowly
improving from his sickness but is still
confined to his house.
Remem7 er the meeting OF the Somcr-
set Home Market Club at Hotel Coburn,
at 30 O'Clock, Tuesday next
Irye Young started out with a one
horse sleigh, instead Of his usual stage
team this morning taking along the mail.
At the Methodist Church the Rev. C. j.
Clark d. ID. will conduct the Fourth
Quarterly Conference on Friday the 23r,l
inst.
The Trenholm Company Variety EXhi-
bition gave an entertainment at the Has
kell School House in Canaan, that was
much enjoyed by the audience.
Have you seen the nice line of dark
cents and $l,00, with two collars and ex-
ira cuffs Satin ties, 10 cents.
The snow about town went fast the
warm days of last week, making sleigh
ing poor. This last storm will not i'm
prove it much, scattered as it is
Workmen have commenced operations
on the foot bridge across the back chan
mel to the extent of pulling the fallen
timbers to pieces and clearing away.
The Coburn Wooden Mills are at the
present time manufacturing the finest and
prettiest styles of ladies dress goods they
have ever attempted.
The snow storm raging Monday night
and into Tuesday was one of the worst of
the winter as blockade, Farther west
in New York State it was even worse.
Geo Larrabee was convicted at Dover
Monday, for assault with intent to kill
John Arboo, Northeast Garry last Septem-
Der and was sentenced to ten years in
the State Prison.
Mr.. II. w. CLANCY reports building
operations in our village as having taken
an early start this season. He already
has six or eight men busily at work on
jobs he has under contract.
Send Postal Note for 30 cents to the
Norway Medicine Co., Norway, Me, and
receive by mail, postage paid anywhere
in the L. S., bottle of Browns Instant
Relief for Pain. Q3)
Judge Boswell was storm bound at his
home Tuesday and the Probate Court was
adjourned by Register Goodwin until this
morning, The stages did not start out
Tuesday nor did any arrive.
Charles Milliken of the firm Elias Mil
liken & Sons, was at the Ileselton during
the storm having started for his lumber
to hang up here until the snow embargo
was raised.
Mr. w. a. Whitney who has been here
since June last in the employ of the Wa
ter Power Co., leaves this week for
Sunapee, N, H., where he has good sit
uation as manager of pulp mill, now
being erected,
Mrs. Permelia Kendall, an aged lady
of So years, who resides with her
niece, MIS-. " NJ. Vickery, had the mis-
fortune to fall the full length of Il hight
of stairs yesterday afternoon, injuring her
severely, both externally and internally.
Medical aid was summoned,
At the exhibition to be given Friday
night the talent will be all home boys.
They have been working faithfully dur
ing the winter and are prepared to do
themselves proud. We are assured that
there will not be an Objectionable feature
connected with the entertainment. The
sparriHg will be strictly for scientific
points. 1t has been the aim of the
management throughout to give only an
able and gentlemanly exposition of Gre
fined Athletics