The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-02-21

new line of pushes in all shades,
only SO cts. a yd., at Ordways.
Open every night till o'clock, Satur-
days later. Harris, sign of big Boot.
Mrs Katie Moore and family returned
to their home In Bangor Tuesday morn
ing.
Do you want pair of those damaged
blankets at Ordway's? Only few pairs
left.
Rev. o. j. Hancock returned this morn
ing in SAGE, having spent two days in
town.
Ladies', call at Mrs. A., n. Burke's and
see those pretty new sateens and white
goods.
Miss Z. B. Dunton is taking few
DAYS of much needed rest at her home in
Athens.
C. II. Pulsifer spent Tuesday of this
week In Augusta, returning Wednesday
forenoon.
Mr.. II. j. Stevens, agent for DR..
Hardy's Remedies, was at Hotel Heselton
Wednesday.
Hawkes. the photographer for the next
80 days will make one dozen cabinet
photos for Sl.75.
c. M. Brainar,l was at Augusta Tues
day, also C. II. Bartlett and f. P. Viles
of New Portland
20 pieces more of new spring dress
goods arrived this week at Ordway's.
How they go.
The next meeting of Somerset Pomo-
ma Grange will be held at East Madison,
Thursday, March 18th.
Mr.. Thos. Tautish is soon to become a
commercial traveller In the interest Of
the Milburn Mat and Buster Co.
On account of an accident to the boiler,
the Pittstield Advertiser bearing date of
Feb. IA did not appear till the following
Monday.
The regular meeting Of the c. L, s c
will be held with Mrs. G. w. Nash,
Main Street, on Monday evening Feb.
25th, at O'Clock.
Rev. Z. L. Allen of Fairfield has &C
cepted the invitation of Russell Post to
deliver the Memorial Day Grafton in
Coburn Hall, May 80.
DR.. C. p. Sawyer will be at Hotel
Bingham, Monday and Tuesday, next.
Feb. 25 and 26; Carratunk House, Scion,
Wednesday, Feb ~.
The store, corner of Madison and Rus
sell Sts., is being reftted and will be
stocked with meats and provisions, under
the name of the Peoples Market.
Mr.. Grover of Wiscasset, accompanied
by a friend, came to Skowhegan by
Wednesday mornings train to look over
the stock at Fairview Farm, and make ar
rangements for the use of "All-so' in
1890.
Mr.. Alvra w. Eaton of the last grad
uating class Of Skowhegan High School
returned home Tuesday night, after an
absence of several months in Limestone,
Aroostook county, where he was prnci-
pal of the High school.
The date of the Knights Templar con
cert and ball, to be given by De Molay
Commandery in Coburn Hall, has been
set for March 18th, and Andrews full or
chestra of Bangor will furnish the music.
Invitations will be issued oout March
LIST.
The following officers Were installed at
the last meeting of Loyalty lodge, |. o.
G. T.: C. t. w. S. Ames; V. T., Belle
Emery Sec, Lena Cook; i. s., o. b.
Hunnewell Treas. Bertha Maynard; NJ.
A. r. Hayden; S., Belle Bray; g., ID. E.
Gilman.
At Mrs. A. N. Burke's you will find the
largest line of hambnrgs and trimming
laces in Bingham. Also Windsor ties,
gents neck scarfs, thread, silk, twist,
best English silesia French canvass,
yelling, yarn, h'dk'fs, gloves, hosiery
corsets, &C., &C.
All the readers of the REPORTER are
cordially invited to attend supper to be
given at G. A. r. Hall next Tuesday
evening, Feb. 26, for the benefit of the
Catholic church In this place. Supper
mil In Hva tn al II ipk n {
twenty fiye cents.
Messrs Carman & Thompson, who
have recently made an examination of the
heating apparatus in the Leavitt st.
school-house, give Mr.. Jos. Lashon, who
has charge of the same. a fine recon-
mendation for the careful manner In
which he has performed his duties
Messrs. William Philbrick, L. W. Yves
ton, E. z. Page, S. w. Pnilbrick of
Skowhegar Omar Clark, of Carratunk :
Heman Whipple, of Scion. and Eugene
Clark of Richmond, took the train Mon
day for Augusta to attend the annual
meeting of the Moose River and Kenne-
bee Log Driving Company, Monday and
Tuesday.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment of Governor Burleighs reception
on the 22nd, printed elsewhere. 1t will
be favorable time for our citizens to
visit the State capito, as the fares have
been reduced to one fare for the round
trip, good for the day trains, Thursday
afternoon, Friday and Saturday.
We notice by Seattle, (W. IT, paper
that Mr.. VIM. Walker Of Port Gamble,
w. T., has just reaped the harvest Of all
Investment in real estate made by him
some nine years ago, in Seattle, by sell
ing property which at that lime cost $3,-
800 for $50, 900 to a New York gentleman
who was In the west looking for invest
ments.
U. S. Marshall Stackpole of Saco, come
to this place by Tuesday mornings train
after one John Cote, who claims Madi-
son Bridge as his residence, and who was
found on our streets and arrested by
Officer Thyng by order Of Marshall Stack
pole, charged with selling liquor without
u. S. License. he being a pocket ped
dler. lie was lodged In the lookup Tues
day night and taken to Portland Wednes-
day a. m.
The Sorosis have made arrangements
whereby they will have the pleasure of
hearing Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore deliver
her lecture, "The Reason Why" on Sat
urday evening next, and have invited the
Woman's Club to be their guests on that