The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-03-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

We publish the bank statements this
week.
II. s. Blaisdel of Augusta, was in town
| Tuesday.
Hair ornaments in great variety at He's
elton Bros & Cos.
Great bargains in night robes at 10 cts.
and 81. 90, at Ordway's.
$500 worth Buttericks Patterns at
Bixby & Bucks.
A large assortment of new ruchings at
/ Heselton Bros. & Co.'S
Mrs. L. L. Morrison is visiting friends
in Waterville this week.
DIR. C. D. Morrill, and son of Madison,
are in Washington this week.
Bargains for somebody in mems and
boys under wear at Uncle Sans.
China drapery looks exactly like China
silk, only 90 cts. yard, at Ordway's.
Bixby Buck are sole agents in Somer-
4 set County for Halls Bazaar Forms.
3E Harry Mann's Mnstres are to appear
at Coburn Hall, Saturday evening See
ad.
4 Fred T. Addition is spending week at
home The boys are always glad to see
Fred.
C. NJ. Bailey, .wife snd daughter of
Winthrop, were at Hotel Heselton yester-
day noon.
Mr.. d. II. Bartlett started on western
q for Kansas City.
Mr. M. T. Pooler is in New York this
week in attendance on the great sale Of
California trotting stock
Miss Grace M. Hall of Portland was
the guest of Miss Agnes b. Stafford dur
ing her brief stay in town.
Messrs. Chas. Green and Chas. Tantsh
while at Oaks Pond fishing the other day
captured four pound trout.
&, Mr.. J. a. Dealey, owing to illness, was
obliged to postpone his New York trip
announced last week, until later
Mr.. Frank E. Nye has been officiating
as assistant in the grammar school, tenn
/ porarily supplying Miss Wards place.
B The store at 50 Water Street is soon to
81 to be re-opened by Sleeper & Whitmore
Il as a clothing store. See announcement.
2E Fred M. Eaton was one of the Skowhe-
u gan people who were present to witness
the inaugural ceremonies In Washington.
n Mrs. N. G. II. Pulsifer and daughter of
Il Watervlle were the guests of Mrs. w. f.
Fellows Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Messrs L. G. Coffin and Omar Clark
started yesterday afternoon for a visit
4 to South Carolina, to be absent about two
weeks.
Four bed puffs only 10 pounds of live
live geese feathers only, and 5 lbs. of
hens feathers only, left in stock at Uncle
Sans.
Mr.. S. P. Hutchinson of Stoneham,
Mass, a former Skowhegan boy, has been
passing short vacation with friends in
town.
The Forks stages going In both .direc-
tionssgot no farther than Bingham yes
terday, on account of the water in the
road.
The date of the Kirmess dances at Fair
field, to be given by our young people, is
Friday, Mar. Is, the dancers going
down by special train.
Mr.. j. d. Packard of Boston will be in
town Monday and Tuesday of next week
to purchase gentlemens driving horses.
Bring in your horses.
We are informed that the Union Elec-
trio Light and Power Company expect to
furnish lights to their customers in Nor.
ridgewc OK Saturday evening.
Quarterly meeting services at M. f.
church next Sunday. Love feast at . 80.
Preaching by Rev. G. C. Andrews, P. E.,
at usual hour of service.
Now ready to color and finish ladies
dresses, gents pants, vests and coats.
Bring in your old clothes to Morrison
& McClellan's, Water St.
Not the best, perhaps not the second or
third best assortment of hamburgs, but
q good line and as cheap as any other
line in this village at Uncle Sans.
After a shut down of about fifteen
months, H Burrill & Son now have pow
er and are ready to attend to custom
grinding. They have an ad. in another
column.
There will he special meeting of Par
menas Encampment No. IS 1. o. o. F.,
on Friday evening, March 9Th, for the
purpose of comforting the Royal Purple
degree.
Negotiations are In progress to have
the DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde Co., which
made such hit In Portland, Bangor and
Lewiston last week, appear here some
time this month.
Mrs. Minnie C. Leighton was called to
Skowhegan last week from her home in
Haverhill, Mass, by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. 8. P. Mayo, who we learn
is now on the gain.
Mr.. C. W. Wentworth, gentleman to-
tally blind, will lecture on the subject of
temperance, at the vestries of the M. E.
church, Saturday evening, March 9th. It
Is hoped there may be good attendance.
Messrs. Emery Goodrich have the
CARCASS of black bear suspended from
the hooks In their market this week. 1t
Is young fellow, and was captured near
Bingham. Winter can hardly be said to
linger In the lap of spring this year.
The annual meeting of the Universalist
Parish which was called for Tuesday
evening, Mar. 8, has, on account of storm,
been postponed till Monday, Mar. IL, at
Up. M. The distribution of seats will be
made Immediately after the election of
officers.
The machinery is all In p,>ce at the
Carrabasset Pulp Mills, and the water has
been let into the flume. Workmsn are
now putting the finishing touches ON and
the wheels will probably be started this
week. Robinson Bros. mill and the grist
mill and H. Burrlll & Son already have
the power and are running.
A special train Is to be run from Wa
terville on the evening Of the 18th inst,
to accommodate those down river who
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