The Somerset reporter., 1890-03-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sarsaparillss, all kinds, at Geo. Cush-
ing's.
Mrs. J. P. Oak is visiting In Augusta
this week.
Table oil cloths % cts. yard at Ord
ways.
For fancy eating apples go to Cairns &
poodrich.
Z c. L. Tanner, E<q of Augusta was in
pwn Tuesday.
l6 styles of face yelling at Judkins &
unions.
Pos tmaster Libby of Brighton was in
bwn Wednesday.
H. W. Bartlett of Athens was in town
esterdav.
e. X. Delano Is on business trip to
loston this week.
$50 French corset for Sl.00 at Judklns
Dunton's.
Attention is called to the advertisement
DR.. o. P. Sweet.
Mr.. W. p Lord Of Kents Hill has been
listing at s. W. Gould's.
Geo. Cushing will move into his new
btore the first of April.
Remember the visit of DIR. Fitzgerald
1t Hotel Heselton, the 25th inst
George Mitchell, ESQ.,, of Cambridge
was at Hotel Heselton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Robinson took the
train for Boston this morning.
The County Commissioners will meet
at the Court House the 9th inst.
Attention is called to the new adver-
Basement of f. F. Fairbrother & Co.
Mr.. R. H. Marble of Harmony took the
train here Monday for Boston.
A large line, Kings Muslin underwear
Just received at Judkins & Dunton's...
Mrs. w. H. Wildes and Master Walter
left for Melrose, Mass, Tuesday morn
Ing.
Hon. Geo. f. Macomber of Augusta
was In town Tuesday, on insurance bust
ness.
JuuSe EuOCu CoS6T Is uuar tcicu ~
Hotel Heselton for the March term of
Court.
Miss Grace Wentworth went. Monday.
10 Brewer, where she is the guest of
Miss left
W. b. Steward says his new Ginghams
are selling like shot cakes" and the 3s
ri Mohaira don't M slow
Mr.. w. B. Snow attended a meeting of
the directors Of Madison Wooden Mill Co.
at Portland this week.
Shaws Business Co llege, advertised In
another column. will remain in session
throughout the year without vacation.
Send for catalogue.
Miss Helen Hoxie of Fairfield Centre
formerly teacher for several years on
| Mechanic st. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| A. p Horn of this place.
Cairns & Goodrlch's display of Straw
berries, Dsndelions, Spinach, Lettuce and
Radshes last Saturday night, was very
creditable to them at this season Of the
year.
The REPORTER was In error In regard
to Mr.. Goodwin's horses last week, as 1t
was one Of the old pair that died. The
young colts take to the business right
handily, and are much admired.
For some weeks negotiations have been
In progress what recently have resulted
In the purchase of the late residence of
. DR.. W. E. Fellows by Walter P. Ordway,
/ the price paid was about $3SO0.OO.
Mr.. James Durrell has disposed of his
! barber shop to Joseph Rutchins who for
the past eight years has been employed
by G. F. Drew. Mr.. Durrell has been en-
gagged as night clerk at Hotel Heselton.
Mr.. T. O. King returned 70 Skowhegan
Saturday night from three weeks hunt
ing and fishing trip in the vicinity of The
Forks. Mr.. King returned to Hartford,
Ct. by Wednesdays train.
The engagement Is reported Of a prom
inent young Skowhegan gentleman to
| Massachusetts, heiress. Dame RumOr also
says the couple will be married in early
June and pass their honeymoon In Eu-
rope.
Another has been added to the collec-
/ ton Of trotting stock At Fairview Farm.
! Ahandsome Ally was foaled Sunday last
dan, Mabel Bryan, and sired by Also.
Mr.. Pooler is well pleased with this new
one.
The throwing Of Ice at the Fairfield
train alluded to elsewhere, was done IS
the train passed along in the vicinity Of
the shoe factory. 1t was probably mis-
chief rather than malice, but was en-
tirely unjustinable IS mischief.
Maj. Berry has the painting and deco
rating of the upper rooms and stairway
Of the library building nearly fnished,
and IL now at work on the lower rooms.
The interior will shine when Mr.. Berry
gets through with it.
The flag presentation exercises that
we're to have taken place tomorrow eve
hing have been postponed until the first
q the next term Of High School on &C.
LOoos VI VIC Uc1bu VI RAtbo AtLLiC ~ WALL
sf who was formerly . member of the
School Board.
The days Of cheap soaps have gone
BY in al well regulated Kitchens, but the
Dmitators flourish - Of yore. Many Of
hem are now initiating the business cry
Df mo rosin" which il the peculiar feat
ure Of Brussels soap. This soap however
supercedes al others, and watchful bny-
srs will not be deceived II they insist on
having Brussels soap.
John Priest, of Skowhegan, the efiec-
&ive pitcher Of last seasons Augustus,
has been engaged by the Management Of
the A. A. team, Of St. John. 70 oniciate 10
Tie box the coming summer. Priest 10
ose Of The best Of Maine twirlers and
win undoubtedly give good satisfactioa
II st. John. Pushor, who has caught
Priest for two ysars. 10 wanted for the
81 John team.
.oomsFsst County has no ice fields &C.
ossslbls and thsssfort has not been
directly iltassAsd d H. great Ice boom
that ~ ~ sch big rnsin ~ State
but II has received bsnsAt hdirsotly In
~ enploynses Of nss and tsauns n ~
Wavt aGd n ~ lnnsnnneA Anwand ~