The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
LOCAL ITEMS.


elton.
Miss olive B. Wing returned from
poston on Monday last.
A line of ladies' jersey ribbed comb
nation underware, at Stewards.
The Uncle Hiram" Co. were guest
a, Hotel Hesel.on over the Sabbath.
Ladies Jersey long sleeve winter weigh
yests cnly 25 cts at White & Wildes'.
Mr.. l.. j. Addition Of tits village raiset
ton large hubbard squash from one seed,
The class of "a In Colby numbers sixty
two m rlhcrs, sixteen of whom are ladies
See the plush Sack at Sls 90, and tn,
plush jackets at $1,000 at Ordway's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Folsom are a
Pleasant Pond this week, on vacation
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Whittier were tbt
guests of Samuel Whittier over tn,
Sabbath.
Curtis will sell his best wool felt hat.
this season for SOC cts and his best ful
felt for %.
Hem9n Whipple f q Of Scion was IL
town Monday, having just come dowr
from Moose River.
W. A. Richardson a.:rompanied by his
wife is on vac ation ,ria of two weeks
to Montreal and Quebec
New shawls snd waterproof cloakings
at Judkins 4 Dauton's.
Gardiner flremcn hold If muster TO-
day. Several members Of the Skowhegau
department attend as spectators.
Mr.. Llewellyn Savage Of Newport, r
l., arrived in town Monday night on 9
visit to his sister Mrs. f. L. Pooler.
Frank L. Ames Of Skowhegan High
School, class of 80 has entered c by
University at Waterville for four ars
course.
Hon. ll'illiam Atkinson of North Arson
and C. VI. Phillips, Esq, of Shawmui
were registered at Hotel Hesclton last
evening.
See the knotted f,i'.e dalnask towels
Ii cents a piece at NJ Z. Hese!ton's.
Hon. A. r BiI1y returned from
Chicago, Saturday, whore ne had been
sttendng meeting of the Worlds Fair
Commissioners.
The Original Package piece of to-
bacco that weighs three Fights of a
pound; good smoke; and 1t sells for loo
at Pattersons.
Mrs. Henry Rawlts and master Sey-
more returned Saturday night having
been absent nearly four months vi iting
friends ia the West.
Miss Bessie M. Pegram, who has been
s!!siittiin, relatives IN tawa for several
weeks past, left f, her home
Iincolr, H., by Mondays tran.
Thf7e will be business meeting of the
c. c. c. Cs Saturday evening, o'clock,
at Miss Gertrude Weston's. Eve mem
Der Is requested to be present.
Mr. end Mrs. Charles II. Perpet left
for New York city, Monday afternoon,
to spend the winter. Mr.. Pepper will de-
vote his t re to his art studies.
Black sat &C.. corsets 70 cents pair at
NJ. b. lIeselton,j.
II. j. Sawyer AMI wife, J. J. Calvin,
w. j. D.~c 7on of Boston, aud d. W. Dal-
ton, Rye , - ii, Y. II. have taken rooms
at the Heseltoh for three weeks.
E. B. Curtis and his milliner, Miss
Withee, returned yesterday from New
York where they have been for ten days,
selecting the latest styles In millinery
goods.
Curtis says he tugs all # his millinery
goods Of importers and manufacturers,
and by this means will sell his goods from
20 to 80 per cent less then he could buy of
jobbers.
An immense line of ladies' and child
rens garments at Ordway's.
The Fair of the Somerset Agricultural
Society last week was a success in that
very important particular that such af
fairs not unfrequently fail In, viz 1t was
financial success.
A large number Of gentlemen from
New Portland are In town as witnesses
on the somewhat celebrated Micah W.
Norton case. They came Saturday re-
naming here over Sunday.
This is great weather for cattle shows
and fairs this week and Somerset towns
have made the most of 1t, among them,
Canaan, Hartland, Athens, No. Arson,
Norridgewock aud Kiugsbury.
Mr.. CIR. Paine formerly Of Skowhegan,
now a teacher of music in North Middle
boro, Mass, is the composer of quite
list Of songs and etc, among the latest
being "The Bells Of Lynn, and "Abide
With Me-, both Of which are very pleas
Ing compositions.
Trlcot Flannels, all shades, only 25 cts.
yard at Ordway's.
Mr.. Llewellyn Morrill, of Waterville,
partner In the firm If Woodbury., Morrill,
& Gage Of this village, certainly does his
part to encourage co-education In college.
lie has four daughters in DOLBY UNIVERSE
~. one In the senior class, two In the
sophomore and one In the freshman class.
DR.. Orrin Fitzgerald was at the Hesel-
ton House on Thursday last and had IS
usual crowd Of patients. He gives
notice that he will visit Skowhegan again
next month at Hotel Heselton, Saturday,
Oct. 25, and will examine all who may
call during that time free of charge.
1t is to be regretted that we have those
in our town who cannot be trusted at q
public display like the Fair Of last week.
Somebody carried away . tumbler Of
Jelly belonging to Mrs. r. W. Coleman.
Apples also were taken from the plates,
and other small articles are missing.
To-day and tomorrow occur the races
held in connection with the franklin
County Agricultural Society at Farming
ton. Among the horses from this place
who start we hear Of O. A. Marston's
Fred n" A. B. Smiths Bonner g."
8. P. Nays "Diana" and NJ. T. Pooler's
bay pacing mare "Daisy." Some ofthese
same horses will start a. Norridgewock
on Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Taylor Of Huddersheld,
England. u here the guest Of Mr.. Ed.
Leach, they being old and intimate