The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-22
md storm of Monday extended to
Moose River.

~ fdih Storm of Monday extended Il
Moose River.
New satteens, ginghams, and percales
at w. b. Stewards.
The thaw of Monday and Tuesday is 9
forerunner of spring.
High School Library benefit at Cobnrr
Hall Friday night next,
tenement to rent on the Island. In.
quire of Mrs. Graves.
new laundry is to be opened In Skow-
hogan about March LIST.
Big bargains In ladies' and gents gods
in remnants at the wooden mill.
Elcho 2.28i by Daniel Boone, has been
sold to Mass. parties for $1,000.
Get some of those bargains in dress
goods at Ordway's before they are gone.
Only brief time before the mechanic
can get in his ten hours of labor by day
light.
DIR. Fulton's new book, "Why Priests
should We'd" just received by Geo.
Gushing.
Call at King & Wards for ladies Hath
away underwear. Also small lot of
hamburgs going at lowest prices.
The young peoples society connected
with the Methodist church. hold So
ciable at the church vestry, this evening,
4 1t, ., al
elected treasurer of the State Bee Keepers
Association held at Waterville last week.
Mrs. C. NJ Lambert is absent from
home ON a visiting trip, and is also i'm
proving the time in receiving instructions
as an artist.
Miss. NJ. J. sGoodridge of Dexter, who
has been visiting in town the past two
weeks, the guest of her sister Mrs. +. 0.
Sawyer, returned to her home Monday.
Miss Jessie Gouthoui, the Western
wonder "Recitationist.n Great success.
Crowded houses in N. Y, Penn, ILL.,,
Ohio and Canada At Skowhegan in
March.
At the Universalist church, the subject
of the sermon next Sunday morning will
be, why we can not comprehend God
Lecture in the evening at 6 O'Clock upon
"Iiddelberg and Munich"
Mr.. Eben G. Emerson, who has for
the past winter OBLIGATED as clerk at DORIS
drug store, Waterville, is to run the COM
ing season as express messenger between
Boston and No. Conway, N. H., commence
ing March LIST.
We are credibly informed that two of
our primary school rooms in this village
are crowded to that extent that the
teachers are obliged to divide the school
into ''reliefs." One half of the schools
in the forenoon the other in the after
noon. That there is great need Of better
school rooms in our village all must adj
nit.
At special meeting of the Skowhegan
Athletic Association, held on Friday even
ing last, the question of allowing the
young ladies' the use of the rooms and
apparatus was brought before the mem
bers. In the first ballot the yeas carried
the day, and at the motion of member
the vote was made unanimous to take eff
feet at the option of the directors.
The Fiberite Company, yesterday,
shipped large wooden tank lined with
process, to Connecticut, there to be used
in a mandatory. The tank is u feet
long, and If it proves success other sim
liar ones will be constructed. The Com
shipment to England to a firm there who
purpose to handle their goods.
Wateryile lady writing to friend in
Skowhegan says, Z" The Cricket on the
Hearth was presented in n manner far
surprising that of any amateur perform
ance ever attempted in Waterville, not
even excepting the 'Shaksperian Water
Cure which proved such wonderful sue
cess three winters ago" Now let us give
the High School Library a lift, and the
players the inspiration that rousing
good house always gives.
The IN. S. G. A. w. l." is the latest,
composed of nine of Skowhegan's fair
daughters. Their rare accomplishments
as entertainers were displayed to good
advantage on Friday evening of last
week, when within the spacious parlors
of Mr.. G, b. Sahord's fine residence, (the
daughter of the household being one of
their number,) they entertained an equal
number of gentlemen friends, as "leap
year. The evening was consumed in
cards, music, dancing and feasting, the
menu cards being of unique design, a
cracker lettered with pencil and tastefully
tied with ribbon, and the menu itself sat
isfying.