The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06

DR.. John Hayes Of McGill University,
Montreal, was the guest of Dr. ]. F. r.
Biron. a few days last week.
W. B. Steward has two or three pieces
of black rough cloakings that he will
sell at bargain to close.
Mrs ]. B. Bell of Boston was in town
last week visiting friends, and returned
to her home Saturday morning.
Mothers remember. Boys and child
denis overcoats going nearly at half
price, New England Clothing Co.
A new granite watering trough will
soon adorn the square at junction of W alter
and North streets. A good thing for the
horse.
Lasts twice as long ~ cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
The next meeting of Russell Relief
Corps will be on Friday next. at 2 80
O'Clock. The members are all requested
to be present.
Gen. n. B. Shepherd Is attending
meeting Of the trustees of the State Col
lege Of Agriculture aad Mechanic Arts at
Oroao TO day.
The SanitArfun dining room will ac-
comnodats IS plates. Those wishing to
take 10 this luxury may do SO by making
their wants known.
John Nuttins, who has been officiating
As superintendent at Briggs stock farm
IN Auburn through the summer and fall
has returned home.
Mrs Clara B. Leavitt of Skowhegan,
department president W. r. c., will visit
Carter Corps, Auburn, Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
The prettiest assortment of handker-
chiefs at NJ B. Heselton's.
The ladies of he Non Partisan W. C.
7. U. will hold their annual meeting
Thursday p. M, Nov. IL. 1t is earnestly
desired that each member be present
Mr., W. G. S. Keene left for his home
Thursday evening last, a special train
conveying him to Waterville in time to
take the Pullman to his home In Lynn.
We publish elsew here notice of winter
term of the Castine Normal School. This
school is admirably conducted by Mr..
Richardson, the principal, and an able
corps Of assistants.
These cold nights call for blankets. a
good line at low prices at Stewards.
Mr.. j. W. Hobart of Cornville is re-
covering from the effects of his severe
accident He offers for sale his entire
stock of horses and colts. He has some
nice ones and is willing to sell them at
great bargains.
Hon. S. J. Walton, DR.. G. P Sawyer,
Orrn Priest, Esq, and Z. +. Goodwin,
Esq. have returned from the Moose Riv-
err hunting region. They brought back
no big game, but increased their vitality
in large measure.
The meeting of Somerset Grange at
Athens Tuesday WAS largely attended
from all parts of the County. State
Master Prince and State Chaplain Han
cock were present, which added greatly
to the interest Of the occasion.
Saturday afternoon our steamer was
taken out for trial under the charge of
the new engineer, M. A. Carter. 1t has
recently been thoroughly over hauled by
No nd 10
now reported as good as new.
Bargains In bed puff, and blankets at
Ordway's.
1t Is stated that the silver crucitix that
was found near the Rasle Monument at
Old Point years ago, is In possession OF
some one In Skowhegsn. If any one has
Information relating thereto, they will
confer . favor by informing the RE-
PORTER.
Mr.. Ansel HolwAy hitched up his team
of Ebay g. Tues1.y.a and with State Master
Hon. Rufus Prince. D. G. Spon'ord, Mrs.
Holway. MIS-. Emma Halves and Mrs.
Ellen Robinson drove to Athens to attend
the Somerset Pomona. Skowhegan
Grange Was we'll represented there.
LII. Walton, Esq, Is at Augusta this
week employed In the case of Chas. t.
Stackpole v. A. X. Perkins, action to re-
cover damage for alleged breach OF war
ranty In sale Of stallion Cunard Jr. Show
hogan horsemen are also we'll represented
at the Capital, as witnesses in the same
case.
The cold packed Tomatoes are the best
quality, In the ID. cans at Pattersons, for
l3c.
Everett Goodrich accompanied by a
friend made trip to Hartland last Fri
day huying turkeys. Coming home the
team load and passengers were turned
bottom up, and the horse run several
miles before captured. Everett tells a
reasonable story as the cause of the &C
cident, but we learn some Of his friends
seem to question it. Fortunately nobody
or cay thing damaged.
The Richards Pulp Company have ex-
pended about $1,000 in repairs and large
addition to their mill and are running
after some two months shutdown. A new
wood room has been built 40x60 feet, and
the gearing of the entire mill has been re-
placed with pulleys and belts and Gem
euted stone wall eighty feet long and ten
feet high serves as foundation OF the
new building and an abutment for the
fume. This will increase the business
done ut the mill and also the number of
employees.
Mr.. Geo. s. Evans Of Boston, Postofflce
Insnector. came to town last evening and
took rooms 1t Hotel Coburn. This morn
ing in company with Postmaster Estes
ha took A walk about town, looked at the
proposed post once sites and at $50 met
csrta,n citizens; of the town Interested
therein, Mr.. Evans is veteran OF the
var. II prominent In G. A. r. circles IN
Maasach usetts, having been Department
commander Of the State Of Massachusetts
ne intends to return to Boston this aiter-
noon.
The Pennington sweet corn has no
.,r., and Patterson has just received
nfty cases Of 1t.
Dr. g. F. Conant has been summoned
nv II. g, Marshall Saunders to appear ~
tho II. 8. Court in Philadelphia, Nov. lHn
.. ono case Of Post Once Department VS..
Gao oe,st, who has been arrested Tor
d.fr.ud,ng the Philadelphia Daily Press
y. Collecting advertising without render
ronev received to that