The Somerset reporter., 1889-10-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

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0rdway's.
Anew line of winter shawls at Stew.
ards.
f. IL. Morrill, has started q baggage
express In town.
SILK pushes at White & Wlldes' for %
cents yard.
Beautiful sun shiny Autumn days, but
rather cool nights.
Get your horse blankets at Ordways as
he sell them very low.
The meetings of Sorosis are to be re-
sumed early In November.
Have you seen White & Wildes' stock
of dress goods and trimmings.
Mrs. K. F. Holt has our thanks for a
bouquet of fine flowers.
Curtis is selling fur felt hats for 81 90 /;
wool felt hats from rs to so cts. each.
+. S. Prescott says they sell more Brus-
sells soap than all other soaps combined.
Those Aroostook potatoes are large
and very good at Woodbury., Morrill, &
Cages.
If you want anything In the shape of a
cloak visit the cloak opening tomorrow
at Ordways.
Mr.. II. W. Brown returned recently
from business trip to Boston and to
Canada.
The White sewing machine took first
prize over all others at Paris Exposition.
White ( Wildes', Agents.
Mcintosh took group picture of the
Volunteer base ball club In uniform, with
their manager, VIM. Clark, last week.
Miss Mabel Wentworth will receive a
few more pupils in oil or water-color
painting, at her homo ON Madison St.
Blessings often come in disguise, but
T. S. Prescott says there is no Disgusting
the fact that Brussels soap is blessing.
Mr.. s. Whittier is erecting two-story
house on the lot in the rear of his brick
block, intended for rental when compile
ted
The new express at the post office takes
baggage to and from all trains, at from
10 to % cts. Leave orders at Geo. Cush-
ing's.
Miss Dora Cleveland, after two weeks
illness, again resumed her labors as a
hos t,, Ora
day last.
Loyalty Lodge Good Templars has
leased George Philbrick's new hall, and
will occupy 1t for the first time, Friday
evening next.
Remember the visit of DR.. Fitzgerald
at Carratunk House, Scion, Thursday,
oct. Gath, at Hotel Heselton, Friday, the
?ith inst.
Mr.. lothian Weston of Skowhegan
raises a fine crop Of carrots this year
He shows US specimens Is inches long
that girt IL inches.
Col. Wildes left home Monday to meet
the other members of the board of rail-
road commissioners, for the examination
of the Phillips railroad.
Rev. A. ]. Rackliff and Rev. d. b.
Holt went to Augusta yesterday to at
tend the State Sunday School Union, re-
turning In the afternoon.
The sermon at the M. E. church next
Sunday will be particularly for young
people. Subject-"Unnoticed Elements
of Weakness" All are cordially invited
to attend the service.
r. g. Hillman informs US that on Satur-
day last cherry tree on his grounds had
full crop of buds on 1t just ready for
blossoming. The Sunday night frost
must have had discouraging effect upon
them.
Mrs. E. L. Morrow and Mrs. w. M.
Morrow and family, who have been spend
ing few weeks in town with their moth
err Mrs. Henry Colway. have returned to
their home In Hartford, Conn.
The Bethany Church is being piped and
by Ncssrs. Forrest 4 Dow. A IL h. p.
boiler will be put In. The job will occu-
Ply some two weeks time for completion.
Mr.. Sewan Brown, for many years .
resident and prominent business man Of
Canaan, has closed up his business there,
and on Monday last left for Minneapolis
Mimi, where he expects to make bis
home.
Mr.. N. G. Ordway narrowly escaped
serious injury recently by being caught
In the machinery he was experimenting
at Bacon's machine shop. As it was he
received such a severe wrench as to lay
him of for week.
Mr.. E. b. Hill, who for many months
has been q closely confined invalid in bis
home, is convalescing slowly but surely,
and already has regained sufficient
strength IS to permit Of his taking daily
walks In the open air.
Mr.. Charles E. Tilton, a graduate Of
Skowhegsn High School and Colby Uni
versity, and at present principal Of the
High and Grammar schools at Fairfield,
has been elected to the principalship OF
the Bangor Grammar school.
Mr.. B. d Savage has . crew at work
erecting = new building on the site OF his
old Ice house having more than double
the capacity Of the former one. Evident
ly Brooks don't mean 10 be caught short
Of ice another season.
Baggage Master Sumner A. Ward and
wife left Tuesday morning for Denver
Colorado, 70 visit friends. They
will be away from home about one
month. Robert Hayden takes Mr.. Warts
place at The station during his absence.
Aessrs. Philbrook and son have sus-
pended work on Bethany Church until the
clustering seasons and the heating appara-
tbs . put In, when they will push along
the inside finishing rapidly. They pur-
pose 70 have II ready for occupancy IN
December. Mr.. PhIlbrook Jr. took his
crew to watsrvills Yesterday, to put the
roof on the new college building there.
DR.. A. e. Farnham and Mrs. Farnhsm
are spending few weeks ct East Madi-
son and vicinity, where the Doctor Tor
merly practiced his profession. He now
resides in BuAAlo. N. T., holding lucra-
tive position in DR.. Pierce's Worlds DIS
pensary and InvAlids' Hotel Mr.. ana
Mrs. Farnham are both natives OF this
County, The Doctor Of Pittsheld and MRS
Farnham AZ Madiaon. and they both have