The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-09

Dinsmore & Bickford have recently
purchased handsome new safe of The
Mosler Safe & Lock Co.
Mrs. T. II. Anderson returned last
evening from visit of several weeks tc
her parents in Maiden, Mass,
II. G.. Ellis, Fairfield, represented the
Waterville Mail at the meetings of Som
erset Pomona here this week.
Mr.. j. Moody of Cornville is another
of the REPORTERS old subscribers, hav-
ing taken the paper since 1850.
The Union prayer service will be held
on Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week, at the Congregational vestry.
Mr.. Fred Burrill is officiating on the
express team while Harry Hilton is con-
fined to his home with ala Grippe"
Only small lot of that gents dam
aged underwear left at Ordway's, so get
in while you can at about half-price.
You can save money by trading with
John A. Dealey. All goods marked down
and must be sold to make room for spring
goods.
DR.. VIM Mclaughlin of Harmony was
County Grange held here Tuesday ard
Wednesday.
The young ladies of the Universalist
society will give an oyster and pastry
supper in G. A. II. Hall next Saturday
from 80 TOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Vickery made a
rip with horse and sleigh across the
country to Kenduskeag the past week. re-
urning Tuesday night.
Mr.. Darius Houghton had narrow
,scape from loosng portion of his
,and on Friday last by getting it under
he platten of lathe he was running.
Mr.. Dow Baker left here Monday for
he lumber regions near Ashville, North
CAROLINA. where he will set up shingle
Machine, taking the machinery with him
rom Maine.
We are indebted to Mr.. S. +. Emerson
for our extended report of the doings of
Somerset Pomona at their annual meet
ng which has been in session in this
place this week.
Wesserunsett Lodge l. O. O. F. of
Athens, will open their new hall Friday
evening, the 18th instant, with grand
ball and supper. Music by
Joys orchestra.
With the winter time table of the
Maine Central comes j. Is. Chandler, who
Is again given his old run as conductor
from Skowhegan to Portland on the
night freight.
Massrs. g. B. Stafford, Ed p. Page, W
II. Wildes and Postmaster Estes are
among those who have been confined to
heir homes by sickness for a day or
more the past week.
The REPORTER will number among its
Advertising patrons the coming year
Messrs. Estes & Ward, of the Coburn
Hall Clothing Emporium, who this week
make their initial bow to our readers.
Mr.. L. G. Lord, the Canaan stage pro
)rietor, was taken very suddenly III at the
House, Saturday last. DR.
Patten was called to attend him, and pro-
bounced his attack the result of heart
,rouble. Mr.. Lord is now improving.
"No Rosin" originated with and be-
longs to Brussels soap and it is an insult
% customer and base fraud to con-
lect it with other and inferior soaps.
should remember this, and
insist upon having the genuine Brussels
soap.
Miss Julia A. O'Neil, highly respected
,oung lady of this place, was united in
on Tuesday morning last to Mr..
John Hogan of Winslow. The ceremony
vas performed at St. Mary's church in
his place. Father Lacroix officiating.
The bride received many numerous and
,aluaDle presents.
Once more The Atkinson House Fur
fishing Co. declares semi annual divi-
lend of five per cent. payable January ID.
rhe Stockholders are to be congratulated,
lot only on the promptness of the com
,any, but also on the continued success
which enables 1t to pay ten per cent. each
rear. 1t looks as If home investments
Jay as well as any.
Mr. L. II. Hodges, the proprietor of
he Mcintosh studio on Elm ST., has
bought the well known studio of N. S.
Hawkes. on Water ST., and will run the
wo in connection. He proposes to give
he public benefit on pictures by giving
hem the best work in the State, and for
The least money. Now is the time to take
.hese advantages of the low prices,
S. d. Arnold has disposed of his entire
interest in the business at No. 8 Madison
street, to Messrs. ID. +. Judkins and f.
J. Dunton, both well known young men
IF our place, the former from his long
with Mr.. Arnold, while the
after will he remembered as the obliging
clerk of Kendall Bros. The REPORTER
wishes the new firm the prosperity that
We have no doubt they will enjoy.
Mr.. Henry Rawles, partner In the firm
If J. d. Rawles & Co. in this village,
mentioned as singular coincidence the
fact that the Fort Payne Hardware Com
pany of Fort Payne, Ala, had fire the
same day that the fire occurred In the
store of J. ID. Rawles & Co. here, and
from the same cause, viz a lighted match
in the cellar. Mr.. j. d. Rawles is ar
owner in both stores, and one fire was an
exact counterpart of the other except
hat there was greater damage in the
Fort Payne store.
The public schools Of Skowhegan are
now all in session for their winter terms
In the village proper we notice that Miss
Ware, who resigned her position as as
sistant in the High School at the close of
last term, is succeeded by Miss Hoyt, a
teacher who comes highly recommended
from her last position in Massachusetts,.
In the south intermediate, Miss Alice
Fletcher, resigned, is succeeded by Miss
Belle Hutchinson, q graduate Of Skowhe-
gan High School, class 's6. Miss Addie
Swain is teaching the north intermediate
until Miss Pollard Is able to
again assume its management.