The Somerset reporter., 1890-05-08

water into their business block both
above and below.
Gardens plowed, and blowing and har.
rowing of all kinds. Leave orders at
Morrison's.
New line 40 inch serges including black
regular 80 cts. quality for 40 cts at White
4 Wildes'
80 doz. more of the celebrated Royal
Stainless warranted fast blk. hose ar
rived at Otdway's. Try pair.
The School in district No. 8 North
bush School House, will begin Monday
May 18th and continue eight weeks.
Miss Addio Swain is in charge of the
intermediate school on Leavtt St. dur
ing Miss Pollard's forced vacation.
Entire line of Mirrors at cost. Will
sell any Mirror valued at $500 or more
at actual cost or less, Fairbrothers.
Mr.. George Gushing made business
trip to Boston last week IN the interest
of Paine's patent oil cloth printing ma
chine.
Clifford Arnold returned to his home in
this place by Wednesday mornings train,
after passing the winter in St. Augustine,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Eaton and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Oak are at Augusta to-day at
tending the funeral services of Stephen
2. Eaton.
F. A. Williams is selling shovels, hoes,
rakes and all kinds of hardware way
down.
Rev. c. f. Whitcomb will preach
from the subject The Value of Hymns
In Public Worship, at his church next
Sabbath.
Mr.. John Beck, the contracting agent
for Frank A. Robbins circus was at Ho-
tel Heselton over the Sabbath. This
show exhibits here the 3lst inst.
The dining room of Hotel Heselton
donned its summer attire on Sunday last,
and the young lady walters appeared
dressed in becoming costumes of white.
Miss Mary Pollard again returned to
Portland on Tuesday last, that she may
be under the care of DIR. Holt for an in
jury to her eyes received several months
since.
The Unversalist Sunday School libra
ry has RI Gently been repenish- by the
addition of number of new volumes,
and new catalogue of the books has
been issued.
The post office presents rather buster
aspect than usual this week as every
piece of mail matter received or sent out
has to be counted and weighed for
period OF seven days.
Lovers of good tea should try caddy
of Patterson's May Queen fomosa oolong.
Price 30 cents per caddy.
Miss Lena Hill entertained the Poonoo-
sac club on Friday of last week, the oc-
casion of the annual meeting of the club
for the election of officers. The exercises
were followed by picnic supper.
Owing to the high water, the shut
down at the wooden mill came rather
earlier than was expected by the employ
es, commencing on Thursday and will
abort two weeks.
Wife John, will you take me to the
theatre tonight John = mot tonight,
Doxy. l want to read the paper and see
what the editor has to say about the eco
nomical Brussels soap.
The following Masons of this to wn are
attending the meetings of the Grand
Masonic bodies at Portland this week
W. r. G. Estes, Frank Wing, F. II.
White, and Henry Frost.
E. N. Merrill, Esq. has purchased the
very desirable residence of Mr.. w. II.
Pearson on Water street and 1t Is under
stood will occupy it as family home.
Mr.. Merrill has had this purchase in view
for some months. The location Is one of
the best In the village.
The 1.-TWO Barneys" Co. arrived at the
Heselton this morning. They have been
playing to full houses In the State. The
Band will make fine street parade at
MONDAY. The tickets being but 25, 30
and SO cts, they will no doubt have a
good house tonight.
Colored cotton buntings at three cents
per yard, at Arnold's
At the last meeting of the Skowhegan
Bard of Trade the Secretary, o II, Bach
eller, Esq was instructed to correspond
with the Hon. William Atkinson of North
Arson, with reference to his addressing
the Board upon the subject of rail
roads.
Patterson, the grocer is making quite
speciality this season of garden seeds,
and has fine stock to select from among
which are Rice's garden and flower seeds,
Dunlap's, Williams and Lyman's. He
also carries the Bliss American Wonder
Peas, Champion of England and the Can
ada white field peas for sowing.
Cottonades, for Men and boys, wear
at bargain, at Arnold's.
To Mr.. Davis, the trimmer Of the Elec-
trio Light Co. is probably due the credit
of discovering what might have been a
lively blaze at the mill of Weston &
Brainard on Saturday last. A large
wooden break is used to stop the wheel.
and on this morning speed was started
without removing the break and the frlc-
ton started the blaze.
Mr.. J. H. Dane the proprietor Of the
south side door, sash and blind factory
and who also runs business Of the same
nature at Madison, still further increases
his plant this week by closing trade for
the Furbush factory at Crommett's Mills
In Waterville. Mr.. Dane promises to be
. very busy ran the coming year looking
after and managing all their factories.
Lasts twice as long IS cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
T.. L. Walton. Esq. returned from
Auburn where he had been to try the
case; Miss. Jane Jones 8. William Pitts
OF Skowhegan. The case was brought
BY the plaintiff to recover damage for
alleged injury said to have been received
on the premises occupied by Mr.. Flagg
and owned by Mr. Pitts 10 this village.
The jury after mature consideration re-
turned verdict for the defendant. May
or McGillicuddy Of Lewiston was the