The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-03-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
New millinery at Curtis S.

Hon o. S. Haskell was in town yester
day.
Boots and shoes for the masses at
Harris.
w. f. Robbins returned from Boston
Tuesday.
Austin Eames of Embden, is in town
this week
Only a few of those 29c. frocks left al
Baisdelrs.
There has been skating on the river the
past week.
Hon. s. A. Nye of Fairfield was in town
yesterday.
new line of wash and trimming laces
at Arnold's.
Mr.. Alonzo Brown of Hsrtland, was in
town yesterday.
New room papers and low prices at
Bixby & Bucks.
New goods arriving daily at Harris
new shoe store.
Mrs. H. H. Bgelow has removed to
No. 80 Water st.
John Mclaughlin and wife left this
morning for Dakota.
just received at Colby's new lot of
ladies' underwear.
Remember town meeting Monday next.
See warrant elsewhere,
at xynplanC IN
wear Sl00. S. ID.
Wheat, beef scraps and oyster shell for
hens. at Burrill's mill.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs.
Bell, Thursday, March %.
Two bales more of those remnants
Lockwood cottens at Ordway's.
Don't buy your boy a suit without
looking over Blaisdell's large stock.
Miss Maud Heller of Bangor, is visit
ing the family OF Hon. A. r. Bixby.
Mrs. Capt. Howard Dassel of Boston ia
visiting Miss May Garland in this village.
Mrs. II. IL. Bigelow is in Boston, and
will spend the next two weeks in New
York.
Sheriff Vaughan and family have moved
into his new purchase on East Front
Street.
One of our liverymen reports that last
season he let seghs up to the 10th of
April
Fifty-si1 pieces new ginghams only 8
cts. yard at Ordways. Always sold at
10 cts.
Mr.. Jas Holt and Master Willie re-
turned last week from visit to friends
in Massachusetts.
Charlie Fairbrother ofilciates as mess
enger at the Court House during the
March term of court
The regular meeting of the c. L. S. C..
will be held on Monday evening, March
25th, with Mrs. A. r. Bi1by,
Ladies' storm garments at Uncle Sans,
including circulars, raglans, and St.
Jamess. Please call and examine.
Owing to bad travelling Mcintosh will
continue to make those sample cabinet
photographs for $3.50 per doz, for 80
days longer.
Mrs. Cyrus X. York, Miss G. B. York
and Miss Annie Dillingham; of Skowhe-
gan, and visiting friends in Wilton,
Maine.
The new store at So Water Street being
fitted mp for Steinberg Bros. will be a
good one, with one of the best plate
fronts in town.
J. G. Wyman, who has been connected
position as clerk in the insurance com
missioner's office at Augusta
Mr.. James Dealey, the veteran tailor,
has closed his establishment on Crescent
St, and may now be found with his son,
John A., No. GO Water street.
Miss Anna Bickford returned Thursday
last from New York and New Jersey,
where she has been for two months. She
also visited in Boston few weeks.
c. f. Jones, chief mastering officer,
Dept of Maine, last Thursday, organized
hhu nuStClCu III w Ii L al hCi L oot' W.
l56, at Dedham, Hancock Co., Me-.
The appearance Of wild ducks in this
vicinity as early as March, is a rare, oc.
currence, but we hear that a sportsman
shot one on Oaks pond on the 9Th inst.
Hon. A. r. Bixby left Monday to take
a trip in the western states, and as far
south as Fort Payne, Alabama, where he
has property interests. He will probably
be gone three or four weeks.
Mud is about as deep in our streets as
it was last fall There has been mud
even since September last, with the ex-
ception of the months January and Feb
ruary and small piece of March.
L. W. Weston and C. M. Brainard are
ona trip to the Moose River lumber
country to look after the lumber supply
for their mills the coming season. They
go by rail via. Bangor and GreenviIle.
The Skowhegan planning mills-Robin-
son Bros. Proprietors-are now running,
This is where the builders and contract
ors get DOORS sash, blinds and all kinds
of first class mill word at short notice.
You will notice by ad. that the Sagada-
hoe Fertilizer Co., have placed their
grass and grain, and hill and drill Fertili-
zer when the farmers can get any
amount wanted in town 80 they have
arranged with L. L. Morrison.
Mr.. Forrest Goodwin has received a