The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
mined linens at Ordway's.

Stewards
Councillor D. W. Allen was in town
Tuesday
ordway can save you money on 4
cloak.
Architect E Z. Lewis of Gardiner was
n town Tuesday
j. 2. Stings mile spool crochet cot
ton at Stewards.
Sorosls meets on Wednesday afternoon
rex' with Miss Sadie J. Anderson.
Sixty.ave car loads of lumber were
shipped from this station in October.
Rev. Miss Angel of Norway is the
guest of the family of Hiram Burrill.
Special values in ladies and childrens
hose at % cts. pair at Ordway's.
There are boys at G BOD will H)me and
many applications on file for admission.
Free. No charge whatever. A beau
tiful organ will be given py S. H. Hart.
Abram Wyman will speak at the Uni
yersalist Church next Sabbath at 1915 A.
NJ.
Another drop. Curtis is now selling
his new shapes in wool felt hats for 40
cents.
Augustine Bigelow, mail agent, has re-
moved his family from this town to New
port.
The seal plush cloak Ordway sell at
$1,000 must be great bargain it sell so
fast.
John G. Griffin was at home last week
for few days and left Monday for New
Hampshire.
Miss Agge Stafford. returned to Port
land on Monday last to continue her
musical studies.
Hon. j. B. Dlscon5 was at Augusta ),
Monday on busnss connected with the
Coburn estate.
No rosin No rosin No rosin! This
is what you get when you buy Brussels
soap of E. S. Prescott,
Mr.. Zenas Putnam of Lowell, Mass
was in town last week, the guest of his
uncle, Sheriff Vaughan.
Mr.. NJ. j. Allen left home Monday
morning for Pasadena California where
he will spend the winter, for his health.
Quite galaxy of athletes from this
place are to give an exhibition of sparing
and other sports at Pennington tonight
The REPORTER acknowledges the favor
of a generous supply of delicious veni-
son as one of the results of the up river
trip.
W. +. French of Madison shipped the
meat of a calf, Monday months old the
dressed weight of which was 535 lbs.
Not bad calf.
j, j. Parin, Esq. Of North Arson made
the REPORTER call Tuesday. He seems
to be reconciled to the elections in Ohio
and Iowa.
Master Everett Goodwin was rendered
pleasant surprise party on Saturday
evening last, by his schoolmates and
young friends.
There is no trouble in getting in orders
for merchandise this season. IL CONNER
clal travellers were registered at Hotel
Coburn, Monday last.
Mr.. G. A. Parlin of the Machias Union
is spending week with Major Amos
Parlin, his father, in this village. Mrs.
Parln is with him.
Mrs. G. II. Pishon of East Fairfield re-
turned home Tuesday morning from a
brief visit to her daughter in this village
Mrs. W. A. Richardson.
Charles Gilman was home from Boston
tile past week to attend the funeral ser
vices of F. A. Spaulding. by whom he
was formerly employed.
Mrs. James Fellows and Miss May
Elise Fellows took the afternoon train for
Boston, yesterday, where the latter will
continue her studies through the winter.
DR.. S. F. Conant and wife with their
daughter Mrs. C. M. Lambert, and Miss
Maud Lambert, attended a Silver Wed
ding of the Doctors brother in Lewiston,
Friday last.
Mr. NJ. Willis of Quincy, Mass for
merly of Skowhegan is spending few
weeks in Kingfeld and Athens where he
has business interests. He was in this
village Saturday last.
Mr.. II. C. Webb of Minneapolis, MINI.
visited his brother Geo. S. Webb here
and his father at Scion last week. He
recently returned from trip to Europe
and is now in Boston Mass.
Dudley b. Gerald was brought before
Justice Priest, Monday, was adjudged
guilty of assault aud battery and was
fined. He appealed to the Supreme Court
and furnished sureties In the sum of
$50.
The tall brick chimney of the Fiberite
Mill burned out Friday evening last, caus-
Ing some excitement. The mill caught
fire several times, but by the timely use of
their own hose and water, little damage
was done.
nice substantial granite watering
trough has been erected at the corner Of
High and Madison streets opposite the
Marble works of Baker & Marble. 1t Is
of sufficient elevation for horse to
drink without putting his head down
between bis feet.
Our Norridgewock correspondent gives
In detail the circumstances attending the
accidental death Of Mr.. Frederic A.
Spaulding of that town. Mr.. spaulding
had numerous friends not only In Nor
ridgewock but elsewhere and his SAD
death is sincerely mourned.
The Village Cooperation has the poles
set, wire strung and instruments attached
to make electric connection between the
Engine House on the Island, the boarding
place Of Supt. Holt and the Pumping
station. Now let us have the insurance
tariff drop we have waited so long for.
We arc over stocked on parlor suits and
will sell hair cloth, plush and damask
suits at lowest prices ever named In
Maine. Prices, $3.50. 90, s46, $780,
$50 and 500. ALI Of our own make
and warranted. These prices for 2 weeks
only. Buy now and save from &5 to $40.
Z. F. Fairbrother & Co.
The degree team Of CArrabasset Lodge
No. 8lI. o. 9. r. Of this place visited
Table Rock Lodge Of No. Arson on
Thursday, evening Nov. It'll and assisted