The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-06
s. J. C. butter at 20 cts. a ID.

s. J. C. butter at % cts. a ID.
Brussels soap is initiated. Look out
Hamburgs and new wash goods At Jud-
kins 4 Dunton's.
The Sorosis will meet With Miss Lizzie
Webb, Feb. IL.
New hamburgs at Stewards, some
special bargains at 20 cts.
Hon. Chandler Baker of Bingham dned
at Hotel Heselton Tuesday
Have you tried the Loomers Gu away
corset at Ordway's2
Mrs. Howard N. Wagg of Chicago is on
visit to her parents, in town.
Have you seen the pretty new glng-
hsms.at Steward's2
Nice clean whole newspapers for sale
at this office for SOC. per hundred.
Girls can find employment at G. A.
Stewards coat shop, No. Anson. (2w)
See those new striped Spring dress
goods for % cts. yard, at ordway's.-
Miss Belle Leavtt departed this morn
ing on visit to an aunt who resides in
Michigan.
Miss Annie L. Russell will open pri-
vate school in Grand Army Hall, Monday
Feb. 18th.
Miss Minnie E. Russell of Wilton is
visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. Dascomb. for
few weeks.
The weather of Monday and Tuesday
had more the appearance of the middle OF
March than early February.
We understand Mr.. Cbas. Gardner is
soon to resume his old position as clerk,
with X. II, Merrill & Son.
The next meeting of the Woman's Club
will be with Mrs. Hiram Steward, Madi-
son ST., Feb. 10, at the usual hour.
Hon. Moses French of Scion was in
town yesterday, on his was home from
the G. A. r. Encampment at Augusta
DIR. C. V. Richard, we regret to say,
Is again confined to his home from rheu-
matte troubles All who have been thus
afflicted will sympathize with him.
Mrs. Simpson, respected widow lady
of the South side of the river, received a
bad fall in going home from shopping
Monday evening, from which serious in
juries are apprehended.
Supt. Holt of the Water Co. exhibited
the REPORTER diagram showing the
pressure record of the Water Works at
the Engine House by which 1t appears the
average pressure was for January ~ IA
lbs.
The time for the dedication of the
Bethany Baptist Church is not determin-
ed. 1t will not occur next week. We
make note of this because the statement
has appeared in print that it will occur
the 18th instant
Mr. Z. C. Milliken of Portland court
stenographer for Judge Virgin, during
recess of court is employed by Rev. Sam
Small and came here with him yesterday.
Mr.. Small is engaged in writing book
as we'll as lecturing.
Mr.. Chas. Murphy returned Saturday
night from two weeks trip to Chicago,
In attendance on the annual meeting of
the custom tailors of America. Mrs.
Murphy accompanied her husband as far
as her former home in New Jersey and
returned at the same time.
Mr.. r. l.. Mitchell is now manufacture
ing at his extensive wood working shops
a very convenient step ladder chair that
must prove just the thing for every
household in the country. We have a
Sample AZ this hiss; ee..!iiee @sde of oak which
Is of good style as well as useful.
The following annual meetings of spec
ia interest to Somerset lumbermen will
be held at Augusta the present month -
Moose River Log Driving Co. and the
Moosehead Lake Navigation Co. the 18th
inst, both at the office of J.. Manchester
Haynes and the Kennebec Log Driving
| Co. at G. A. X. Hall the 18th inst.
Joseph G. Wyman, former valued at
tache Of the REPORTER, now student in
the I ,ston University has in preparation
a f, | and complete genealogy of the
Wyn ms from the emigrant ancestor to
the esent time The work will be of
gres interest to those of that name and
otht Interested in the history of our
New England families.