The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-04-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
leo. Cushing-95 Water Street.

J. o. Bradbury, Esq, was in town yes
terday.
See the black Henrietta Ordway sells
at 90 cts.
Don't forget to be at the Opera House
t,-night.
Rem nber the H. & S. at Judkins &
buttons.
Nobby spring jackets at White &
Wildes'.
Light and dark Chalies only cts.
yard at Ordway's.
Kendall Bros. have only seven of those
Sl.25 hanging lamps.
See the spring shades in dress fannels
at. White & Wides for 10 cents.
Those SO in. dress goods at ~ l-2 cts.
are selling very fast at Ordway's.
first class Orchestra is with the
Theatre Co. tonight at Opera House.
Another big lot of new Spring Jackets
just arrived at Ordway's.
II. d. Patterson made a business trip
to Bangor Saturday, returning Monday.
Special bargains In bla ok silks at
White & Wildes Look at them.
Toby Candor," W. Z. S. whitman of
the Boston Herald, was in town yester-
day.
Ladies', Judkins & Dunton keep the
genuine Foster glove g and Z hook,
dressed and undressej)
The Womans Club meets In the parlors
of Hotel Coburn this Thursday after
noon. at O'Clock.
The Steamer ''Kennebec" will leave
Boston, for Kennebec River, on Friday
evening, April 18th, inst.
The ladies express much pleasure to
know that Curtis is selling millinery
goods so low this season.
The 81 Plunkard Co. enjoyed good
patronage at their entertainment in Co.
burn Hall, on Thursday night last.
The Sorosis met with Miss Jennie Cass
last evening. After the literary program,
refreshments were served by the hostess.
Tickets but 10, 20, 80 cents to the
Theatre Co., in that Sensational Drama
Living or the Dead" tonight at Coburn
Hall
Mr.. Chas. Green, long an employe of
the Coburn Wooden mill has been pro-
NOTED to the position of overseer of the
weave room.
Patterson, the grocer, reports the Pilot
Boy tobacco as the greatest seller he ever
had. Biggest plug for 10 cts. in the
market
See the celebrated Gordon Dye black
hose for 25 cents pair, with card of
mending cotton with every pair Also
fast black hose for ~ cents pair at
Stewards.
DIR. C. P. Sawyer will be at Park House,
Iiartland, Tuesday and Wednesday, April
10th and 10th, and at Bailey's Hotel. Har-
mony, Thursday, April 18th, for the prac-
tice of dentistry. Ether and gas admin
istered for extracting If desired.
Miss Kate Burrill is In Boston devotipg
some two weeks looking over the spring
styles of millinery getting posted thereon,
and selecting goods for the spring trade
of T. B. & J. A. Colby. Mr.. J. A. Colby
is also in Boston this week purchasing
goods.
One of N. Totman & Sons teams on the
South Branch of Dead River hauled two
big loads of logs as follows one 424o #.
and the other $40 #. total $3.50 #.
These two loads were drawn by 4 oxen
on mile road They also hauled
25600 at 8 loads. Who next?
A large number of oxen from the lum-
Der woods are advertised elsewhere. We
cannot see why 1t would not be a good
scheme for farmers to buy these oxen,
get summers work out of them, fill
them up with Somerset hay and grass,
and sell them In the fall.
s. H. Goodwin, Esq, Register of Pro-
bate for this county is agent for the
Maine State year Book and will call upon
business men In this and several other
Somerset towns to solicit subscriptions
therefor. The book is well nigh a nec-
issity to all business men.
A very large audience assembled at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening,
to attend the concert given by the Sunday
School. The decorations of the auditor
ium and the exercises were under the
direction of Mrs. d. A. Smalps class, and
were pronounced success.
Judge Euoch Foster left for his home
Wednesday morning, having adjourned
Court Tuesday evening The court was
In session three weeks and Monday and
Tuesday of the fourth week, very busy
term. Judge Foster returns In June to
hear Ave cases that have been referred to
him.
Im,tators and counterfeiters are like
some of the creatures of the insect
world, which come to life with the morn
ing sun and die at even tide. But the
true and gensine; All! They live always.
And that Is why Brussels soap, mo
rosln", still holds its first place perfect
household soap.
Engine Hall has been repaired and reno
waited and is now as good a. new. The
Village Corporation plastered, papered
and painted the room, and the Fire De-
partment furnished the curtains, extra
chairs, etc. The front windows have the
names Of the three companies painted
thereon. The boys have further i'm
provements In view.
There Is to be Concert In Coburn Hall
Friday evening, April, Is, given under
the auspices Of Christian Endesvor So
ciety Of N. E. Church. The Concert will
consist of Singing, Reading and Orches-
tral Music rendered by best local talent
of Skowhegan, assisted by able talent
from other places. Full notice and pro-
sramme will appear next week. Don't
forget to look for 1t.
A lively fire alarm rang out at s.45
Tuesday evening, caused by the discovery
Of fire in Burrilrs -four mill. The depart
ment was on hand promptly and four
lines Of hose were laid from hydrants.
and water turned on from one, but 1t was