The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-02

DR.. Byron Porter Of Newport is wit
ness In the Pittsfield case In court.
Those ladies Is cent undervests ut Ord
ways must be- cheap the way they cell.
| W. y. Robbins Is on a trip to Boston,
having been absent since Friday last.
DIR. Bailey, Veterinary Surgeon of Port
land was at the Heselton Friday night.
Mrs. Goodrldge, of Dexter is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. F. O.
Sawyer.
| DR.. Fellows house, horses, carriages
buffalo robes etc. are for sale. Inquire
on the premises.
Roadmaster Nevens and bridge supt
Booker of the Maine Central Il. r. were
at Hotel Heselton Tuesday night.
| Dr. Cora johnson departed for her pro.
posed visit at the hospitals in Boston and
New York on Wednesday morning.
There will be no preaching service at
the Baptist Church next sabbath. Sun
day school and prayer meetings as usual.
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H. A. Starr and wife. C. N. Phillips
and wife, G. Ii. Newhall and wife, and
Jas. A. Gibbons and wife passed Sunday
at the Heselton.
Miss Mabel Wentworth went to Boston
by Tuesday mornings train, and she will
pass several weeks visiting friends in
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mr.. II. S. Blaisdell of Augusta paid bis
clothing store in this place visit, Tues
day, and while here, with his clerks, took
account of stock.
Mr.. Arthur W. Whitney of Augusts
and Harry Foster Of Gardiner were in Al.
tendance on the e. B. A" supper at the
Coburn Tuesday evening.
Mr.. R. L. Mitchell has portion of his
large force at his steam mill at work
filling large order for those new step
ladders and chairs combined.
Nearly every family in Skowhegan
must be using Brussels soap Ono rosin }
judging from the large quantity, James
Lumsden & Co. are selling.
We have been favored with splendid
sleighing for 10 days past and business
has been quite lively with many teams
and people on our streets.
Among the guests at Hotel Heselton,
Wednesday night were Col. Elias Mill
ken, of Augusta; +. W. Hoyey Esq. and
Mr.. Emery Written of Pittsfeld.
Mr.. C, H. Pepper is to enter the Art
studio of A. V. Currier at Augusta and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper have taken rooms
for the winter with Mrs, W. Bolan on
State Street.
Miss Nettie Frost, the popular lady
clerk of Bixby & Buck is on two weeks
vacation to be passed with friends in
Lawrence, Mass. She left home yester-
day morning.
Ansel Holway of Skowhegan and M. L.
Merrill of St. Adams, have received ap-
pointment as deputies for Somerset,
from Hon. Rufus Prince Master of the
State Grange.
We are glad to see that Conductor An
derson has recovered from his physical
indsposition sufficiently to run his train.
.,o md; Lii. IL, arst trip tn this village
Wednesday evening.
No. 2O7 takes the silver coffee pot that
has been displayed in the window of w.
f. Robbins. The lucky holder of that
ticket can have the article by calling upon
Mr.. Robbins for it.
Messrs. Forrest & Dow expect to start
In on the plumbing of the Insane Hospital
building at Augusta about the middle of
the present month, and will work about
six men on the job.
Mr.. Elmer Macomber and wife and A.
G. Smith of Nashua, N. H., also Miss
Grace Jennings of Stoneham, Mass,
were visiting their friends here In town
during Christmas week.
One of our business men said to the
REPORTER yesterday that the corporators
of the Observation-Disclosures Rail
road Company ought to move gin the pro-
ject Immediately. Our opinion precisely.
s. W. Philbrick was at Augusta in at
tendance on the directors meeting of the
kennebec Log Driving Co., Monday, and
at Hallowell at similar meeting of the
Moosenead Lake Navigation Co. on Tues
day.
Delightful coasting all about town and
1t is improved in great shape by boys and
girls of all ages. The '.double runner" is
the favorite, and the youth with single
sled gets left when it comes to distance
or long hill.
The Boston Globe of Monday had a
column notice from Portland cores
pondent, in relation to Cyrus II. Kilby,
formerly of the REPORTER, giving brief
history of his life his career as news
paper man and as an Odd Fellow.
The last of the private assemblies was
held at Coburn Hall on Monday evening
last, and received the largest patronage
of the course. That this course has been
4 decided success, socially, none will dis
pute, and it is to be hoped second course
may be started.
DR.. W. E. Fellows, who has practiced
medicine In this village for fourteen years
past, has decided to leave here and locate
In the city of Bangor. DR.. W. M. Pulsi-
fer, who has been associated with DR..
Fellows, professionally, for year past,
will occupy the Office Of the late firm.
Rev. Dr. McGlynn, of whom the whole
wide world has talked, is to deliver his
lecture, "How to Abolish Poverty In
Coburn Hall on Wednesday evening next,
the 9Th inst. The lecture none Of our
people can we'll afford to miss, as the
tickets are but Is and So cents, on sale at
Bixby & Bucks. Saturday, at 7 A. M.
"Uncle Hiram" and his company gave
their entertainment to large audience on
Saturday evening last, and for the most
part 1t was an appreciative one. "Uncle
Hiram" himself was laughable character
In the extreme, and the minor parts by
the company were nearly all In the hands
of more than an average class of actors.
The music was splendid feature.
Mr.. Geo. e. Clough, Of Madison YVES
hauling load Of logs to Weston's Mill
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