The Somerset reporter., 1889-06-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

in Bangor
,.di4. silk mitts only 10 cts. at Ord
ways
Each week now, brings mark dow
in Curtis hats.
Mark Savage Esq. OF Bingham was II
town Saturday
= Adams of the Stage House, Bling
ham was in town on Sunday.
Mr. John Patterson arrived from Da
to,a by Saturday mornings train
: ..i.l values in white dress goods a
~ 80 and IL l-2 cts. at Ordways.
Mr. f. W. Marston of Oakland Cal
.rriyed in town Tuesday afternoon.
Prices and profits pulverized in every
densrtment. New England Clothing Co
Mr. Lander of the firm Dinsmore anc
Lander of Bingham was in town Mon
day.
Attention is called to the al. of Miss
n e Downs, of Hair Work, in another
column.
II nieces new black dress goods at
ordyays. See the bargains in silk warp
Henrietta.
Many of our farmers have already COM
menced haying. The crop promises to
be good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Oak returned from
their trip to Aroostook County and New
Brunswick Tuesday.
Miss Lena Hill left for Lowell Mass.
Monday morning, where she will spend
her vacation.
Sullivan Newton Of Moose River was
in town Tuesday and went home via
Bangor and Greenville.
Among the graduates at the Maine
Medical School at Brunswick this week
we notice that of Philip II. S. Vaughan
Of this town.
Mr.. Chas. Gardiner, left town for New
Haven Ct on Monday last, where he has
secured position In new shoe store
soon to be opened in that city.
The graduating class of the Skowhegan
lIinh School "a WAS most Hospitality en-
ter,aned at the home of Miss Grace Co.
burn, one of their number on Monday
evening last.
Mr.. W. II. circuit of the War Depart
ment, Washington d. c., has been visit
Ing the families of Oliver Walker and B.
7. Eaton in this village. He formerly
resided here.
J. W. L. Arthur of North Carolina,
who is in company with Omar Clark in
the lumber business In that State was In
town Mondayto confer with Mr.. Clark
upon business affairs.
report was current on the streets
Monday forenoon that a small boy had
fallen from the wall in the rear of the
Fberite mill, d..was drowned. 1nves-
tigatlon failed to verify the report.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Jewett, attended
the Alumni Reunion, and Graduating Ex'
trcises, of the Pennington State Normal
school, ] Inc 10 and l4th. Mrs. Jewett
was former graduate of the school,
Unfortunately the foundation walls of
the Public Library building are laid too
wide by three inches and part OF it on
The West side will have to be rebuilt,
causing delay and considerable extra ex-
pense.
Henry Pease was arranged Saturday
before Justice Priest on complaint OF
Mrs Pease charged with assault and bat
terry. Henry promised better fashion
and the case was adjusted. There is to
bepeace (Pease) at home now.
Mr.. George Cushing has broken ground
for new house on his lot on Madison
Street. L. E. Lewis is the architect and
Robinson Brothers, the builders. John l..
Tenny will do the stone work. 1t is to
be a good house. Madison Street is
bound to show this year.
Sheriff Vaughan and Deputy Jones in
accordance with the decree of Court on
Monday last proceeded to spill the cider
seized some weeks ago at Austin's near
The Canaan line. They found about 400
gallons in 10 casks and it was poured out
upon the ground.
Foster Nelson and Jennie Brown,
Otherwise known as Jennie Nelson, were
hfaigned Tuesday before Alonzo Richard
son at Canaan. They were charged with
The larceny of a reticule containing sum
Of money and other articles from Hepsy
w. Lewis. Jennie Brown was discharg-
ed and Nelson bound over.
DR.. Orrin Fitzgerald was at the Hesel-
on House, Friday and Saturday last.
Ills room and parlors were crowded all
Jay with patients, so much so that he
could not attend to them all. And be
gives this notice that he will visit Somer
@t County again next month-at Hotel
heselton, Skowhegan, July %. and exam
'ae all who may call during that time free
Of charge
II you intend to spend the 4th at North
Anson don't fail to visit Ed Collins store
one OF the largest stores, and with the
greatest variety Of goods in the County.
wait and buy your Parasols there, large
assortment very low prices. On that
uay' he will sell fine silk lace mltts, White
nack' aud assorted colors for 20 cts, per
par' Large Stock of Room Paper, very
"~ prices. Store full of Goods. Dry
'oods' Crockery and Glass ware.
f. +. Sullivan, Miss Rose Stahl and
nelr supporting company, In the opinion
VI those who have attended, are among
"e BEST that have appeared here fol-
'ears' 1t Is one of the best New York
0sahi1ation's that we have heard Such
accompany could not visit here except In
summer as they are engaged In the larg-
''' cities at other times. and Skowhegan
WI only have 4 chance 10 see three more
Tfiormances. The fashionable roman.
VT society Play, THE Marble Heart, or,
"e senlptors Dream" will be given To-
a'snt The special summer prices are
W. cts, and only 80 cts. for the best
reserved seats.
Inc Volunteers" base ball club visit
- No Anson on Saturday last, playing
n The Carrabsssctts OF that place.
wing to the inability Of one Of the
o. 'aoers OF the Volunteers to go Sandy
NJ 'uipson WAS taken along IS ninth man
ne game proved . good one, resulting
- victory for the visitors by a score Of