The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-28


Rev. s. Savage of North Arson, is ii
town to-day.
Have you seen the corset cover ordway
sells for % cts?
Two good kitchen girls are wanted al
once at Hotel Heselton
New line of Hathaways underwear just
received at White & Wildes
Tickets for "Ranch To- will be on sale
at Bixby 4 Bucks Saturday.
Over 30 different styles of new spring
ties just received at Blaisdel's.
Miss Fannie Pearson of Augusta is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Pearson.
d. G. Bean of Wilton, valuation com
missioner for Franklin County, Is IN
town.
Chas. A. Williams went Yesterday
morning to No. Windham, on business
trip.
Steinburg Brothers are in the Boston
and New York markets this week buying
stock of goods
The biggest bargains yet Those 81 in.
all wool uenricttas for - cts. a yard at
Ordway's
Howard Friend of Skowhegan has en-
tered the store of j. w. +. Studiey in
Gardiner, as clerk.
our readers will do well to give atten-
ton to the advertisement of Ed. Collins,
No. Arson.
Miss Annie Getchell of Augusta came
to town by Fridays train and is visiting
Miss Annie Barbeau.
Those Sawyer suits at 50 80 at Blais-
dell's are becoming town talk, it is said,
they are such a bargain.
Miss Lena A. Cook was called to the
western part of the State, Friday, to at
tend the funeral of an aunt.
Mr. Geo E. Smith of this place recent
ly sold four year old Boone colt to II,
NJ Poole of Rockland for 1925.
Mrs. L. Maxwell of Cornville recently
lost nice Jersey COW, loss that Mrs,
Maxwell is poorly able to bear.
Miss +. B. Duntou left by this morn
ings train for New York city, and will
pass the next two weeks there.
The next meeting of Somerset Pomona
Grange will be held with North Somerset
Grange Scion, Tuesday, May I.
The attention of contractors is called
to advertisement for proposals for the
erection of a church ediiice in town.
Mr.. Darius McCrilis brought to town
this week 800 ID. pig, and a . ID. hen.
He thinks the hen is hard one to beat
Miss Leora Withee, after course of
several weeks instructions in vocal music
in Boston, returned to her home Satur-
day night.
Hill and Nickery have traded their
Daniel Lambert colt with New York par
ties for a nnhhy little penny team, the ely
change being made last week.
w. II. Jacobs of the Mari Construction
Co, which furnished material for the
electric light of Norridgewock, was the
guest of Hotel Heselton over Sunday.
The freight engine while switching
near the shoe shop Tuesday forenoon,
left the rails, and a construction train
from Wateryille was called to the assist
ance.
NJ. l.. Emerson Manager of the Home
Fire Insurance Company of New York,
was in Skowhegan yesterday looking af-
ter the case Lancy VS.. the Home Fire
Insurance Co.
Mr., Horatio W. Cushing has ship
mcnt of oranges direct from Norwalk,
Florida, two varieties, Pine apple and
st. Michael, and this morning sent in a
generous supply for all hands in the Of
flee from aye" editor up.
Dir. Pulsifer was called into the "shoot-
ing" gallery and bowling ally that is al
lowed to flourish on our main street, to
extract bullet from mans leg that had
become lodged there by the premature
discharge of the gun in the hands of a
patron somewhat the worse for liquor.
This time it was at the home of Miss
Lizzie Williams who lives with her aunt.
Mrs. G. B. Fairgrevcs, that the Y. l.. O.
P. Club met last Thursday afternoon and
evening, all members being present. A
very pleasant meeting was held, while
the little la,ies were particularly pleased
at the fine supper served.
Register of Deeds Emery has quite a
job on hand, viz. the making of indexes
of 40 vols. of deeds covering the last 10
years. The indexes are to be in the mod
ern improved form and to make 2 vol
umes. One item included in the new
indexes is the location of the property
conveyed in each case. Miss Minnie Tut
tie will be employed by Mr. Emery in the
work.