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

49, "
week.
Felt hats from so cts. up, at Mrs. Bige.
lows.
The REPORTER this week Is a cattle
show and fair number.
over 10 styles In new shawls to select
from, at Ordway's.
Hon. Chandler Baker of Bingham was
in town yesterday.
Do you want beautiful cabinet organ
free? II so read Harris new ad.
"Uncle Sam" Arnold has been confined
to his home this week by sickness.
Mr.. Charles M. Bailey made his oil
cloth works here visit yesterday.
DIR. James B. Bell of Boston was in
town last week to visit his mother.
Have you seen those new side-bands
and combination dress goods at Ordway's2
Come and see the beautiful walnut cab
met organ to be given away at Harris
shoe store.
A specially is made of washing and do
ing up of lace curtains, ETC., at the Som
erset Steam Laundry.
There will be preaching by Rev. A. G.
Hammond at High Street Church next
Sunday, at l. 80 P. M.
Jersey ribbed wool underwear for la
dies and children; also the famous cam
els hair, at Stewards.
Mr. W. A. Newcomb, correspondent of
the Boston Journal and various Maine pa
pers, was in town yesterday.
very large stock Of millinery goods
from which to make choice selections. to
be found at Mrs. Bigelow's.
good second hand coal stove with
funnel can be purchased at bargain if
applied for soon at this office.
We are informed that surveying party
began this morning to survey the pro-
posed railroad from Burnham to Canaan.
Mr.. Charles H Tuttle and wife went to
Boston Monday to visit relatives, also to
attend the Bay State Cattle Show and
Fair.
Mrs. C. +. Pollard has removed to
Skowhegan for the winter, and taken
rooms, that little Miss Margie may attend
our school.
Mr.. j. W. Day exhibits to the RE-
PORTER very rank growing tomato
plant that was II IT. in length, and well
spread out, beside.
James d Emerson of Madison and E.
/ P button of this town returned from the
Gettysburg excursion Saturday, greatly
pleased with the trip.
Farmers in want Of barrels for cider
can get anywhere from one to fifty, clean
and ready for use, for one dollar each at
the Coburn Wooden Mills.
OF course, 8 cents is more than cents,
but If one cent bar of Brussels soap Ono
rosin) Is equal to two cent bars of rosin
soap, which is the cheaperf
C. II. Reynolds Of Livermore Falls,
member of the Sophomore class at
Colby, represented the Lewiston journal
here during the Cattle Show and Fair.
Remember there will be no limit to the
number Of tickets for The Symphony Or
chestra and Alfred DeSeve for Oct. 49,
They will be on sale Saturday, and only
80 cts.
Owing to the warm season Curtis say
that millinery goods took big tumble in
New York Oct /, and he was there just
In season to get the benefit of it, do not
fail is see his goods and prices.
The members Of the Skowhegan Wom-
ans Aid Society are requested to meet at
the residence of Mrs. o. A. Priest, Water
St., Friday, October IL, at P. M, to
work for the poor Of our village.
Mr.. Calvin Cleveland exhibited some
fine squashes of various kinds, raised In
bis garden In this village this year, and
left with the REPORTER nice specimens Of
the Turban and Butmsn varieties.
Two elderly people Of Cornville had
their dinner brought into the house to
them by their cat John LID one day last
week, in the form Of plump partridge,
all fresh and good, caught by the cat.
Our former townsman, o. E. Blackden,
now the successful landlord of the Lancy
House, Pittsfeld, has received tlattering
offer, we hear, to manage a hotel in the
west, and II he can dispose Of his hotel in
Plttsfleld will accept.
Mr.. ID. F. Judkins came to Skowhegsn
Sunday morning from Portland, where he
has good position with Rlnes Bros. 1t
would not surprise the REPORTER II
deal was made whereby Mr.. Judkins
would again locate In Skowhegan, this
time permanently.
Gen R. B. Shepherd shipped the ii
grade Hereford year old steers sold by
him to c Burleigh fair week, Monday
BY the early freight. Mr.. Burlei Oh es-
tlmated that they would dress not FAR
from 1900 on the average. Probably the
best team Of steers ever raised in Maine.
L. ]. Addition, Silas Leland, and F. R.
Philbrick returned last week from stay
Of some length At Murphy's Hotel, West
Forks. The gentlemen did not visit Mr.
Murphy's new resort ct the Enchanted
Ponds, but give glowing account OF the
success Boston party had who were In
there for two weeks.
The Dailys" gave their new piece
Irish Heads and German Hearts," at
Coburn Hall, Tuesday evening, to
medium sized audience. The piece did
not score the success this company made
upon their first visit here in "Vacation,"
and In fact the Days or their company
Seem to be "going back" every season.
Mr.. c. c. whittier. our faithful night
watch was quite badly shaken up ana
bruised on Friday afternoon last by be.
ing thrown from . team 10 which he was
apassenger, and It was feared at first
some Of his ribs had been broken. Hap.
ply It Is not 20 severe q that. He Is
consequently OF his beat, for time, Chas
Clark senior doing duty meanwhile.
Skowhssan's most youthful base ball
nine, whose ages average Is years, visited
fittsheld on Saturday last, to discover
that he ln.--. on -@vn. aopnaa the