The Somerset reporter., 1889-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS.


poby carriages So 90 to S25 at Brag
y yarney's.
Second hand plano for sale cheap b
W. Il. Ward.
A lob lot of ribbons very cheap a
Stewards.
The south side grocery has new ad
this week
Curtains 81 cts. to $l.2j at Bragg
Varney's.
pc. Robinson, Esq, of Boston was il
town last week.
Hon Turner Boswell of Scion was il
town yesterday.
100 children's suits reed this week a
G. W. Hawes'
Eye-openers in mems shirts 23c. New
England Clothing Co.
~ yards of torchon lace for cents
at lleselton Bros. & Co.
Have you seen the undervests Heseltor
Bros. 4 Co. are selling for 90 cents.
DR.. w. L. Fellows and wife are visit
ing in Boston for a week.
See the jersey ribbed undervest Ord
way sells at 70 cents.
The street sprinkler commenced its
campaign on Saturday last.
Mr.. C. F. Jones left Wednesday morn
ins for Boston.
table girl and kitchen girl wanted, a,
once, at Hotel Heselton.
Mr. j. P. Oak made a business trip to
Portland Wednesday.
The post office will close Fast Day from
3 to and at p. M.
Bargains in ladies' and gents cotton
hose at Ileselton Bros. & Co.
Mr.. II. w. Bartlett of Athens took the
train here Wednesday for Portland
VIM. Folsom, Esq, aud wife are at the
Try pair of those black hose for %
cts, which Ordway guarantees stainless.
Miss 9i;ve- Wing has accepted q posi-
ton as clerk with X. T. Patten, druggist.
Price-wreckers in clothing, hats, caps
and furnishings, New England Clothing
Co.
F, S. Burrill has gone to Portland,
Shaw's Business College, to finish his
studies
The wonderful Alaska refrigerator,
the best at moderate price, at Fair
brothers.
Miss Ella Tenney has returned home
after several weeks sojourn in New York
state.
Cash paid for second hand furniture
and all other kinds of goods, by W. H.
Ward
Miss Stella Foster, student of the
Normal school at Gorham, is at home on
vacation.
Halves has one of his large windows
solid full of boys suits, shirt waists, etc,
Take look.
DIR. Warmers Health corsets with flex-
ible bust and shoulder straps for sale at
Heselton Bros. & Co.
h. W. Lord, son of j. II. Lord of this
place, returned to State College syester-
day, having been at home ten days with
the measles,
L. w. Chase is in Massachusetts, look
ing for new carriages to replenish his liv-
cry stock, and we have no doubt will pur-
chase several for sale purposes.
Rev. d. B. Holt and wife left Tuesday
morning for Lewiston to attend the
Maine Methodist Episcopal Conference
which convenes there this week.
number of our base ball enthusiasts
went to Waterville Saturday and saw the
Presumpscots of Cumberland Mills de-
feat the Colbys by score of IA to9
The summer arrangement of trains
over the Maine Central goes into effect
GU Monday next, the Goth inst, and does
not differ greatly from that of last season
Sheriff Vaughan is greatly improving
his newly purchased residence on East
Front street with paint, etc, and the
grounds about the same are receiving du,
attention.
Messrs. Henry Pearson and Geo d. Ar
mold returned last week from their south
ern trip. We think Chattanooga, Tenn.
took their eye more than any other OF
the southern cities.
In the line Of unused water power, W.
call attention to the advertisement of M
D. Allen, elsewhere in our columns. He
has large splendidly lighted room, easy
OF access with magnificent power, AND
1t would make splendid shop for manu-
featuring clothing or for any such pur
pose.
Mr.. G. B. Fairgrieves has issued nea
little folder setting forth the numerous
attractions the Carry Ponds hold out Il
sportsmt1, Mr.. Fairgrieves has mad,
especial arrangements for the accomoda
ton of those who visit those ponds thi.
season, and we look to see large number:
registered there as guests.
public meeting is to be held In Co
burn Hall on the evening of May 9th, IN
der the auspices Of the A. o. U. W., ano
will be addressed by prominent speakers
from Massachusetts, Connecticut ant
our own State, In the interest of this Or
DER After the address a supper will bt
served In the hall of the A. o. U. W. tc
the members Of the order and invited
guests.
The present out look is that Skowhe
gan will allow some other Maine towns
representative base ball teams to carry
on The championship this season. Fol
the past three seasons 1t has been plainly
demonstrated what Skowhegan boy'
could do on the base ball field, but thu
running Of even strictly amateur team
proves too much Of luxury for the pat
ronage accorded the same, therefore VI
withdraw.
In making the curve at the end Of tn
railroad bridge Saturday night, the dri
wing wheels Of the engine attached to tn
passenger train, jumped the track. 1t
thought that the switch could not hav
been thrown quite into position, as 1t wa
there 1t left the rails. Engineer Richard
sou had the train completely under cor
troll, was coming at very slow rat
around the curve, and brought the trai