The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOOAL i i II VIC
Everybody should see 81 Plunkard.
New Teazle cloths at w. B. Stewards.
Hon, o. d. Baker of Augusta was in
town Tuesday.
R.T. Patten is in Portland to-day on
business.
so pieces best 6inghams only s cts
yard at Ordways.
Court will probably adjourn about Tu-
esday of next week.
See the Threshing Machine tonight, at
the Opera House.
Look at the famous II. & s. Corsets at
Judkins Duntons.
Il Mr.. r. S. Hilman left for Boston
Monday to purchase goods.
Remnants fruit bleached Cotton only
!. Gets. yard at Ordway's.
n W. H. wildes, Of the dry goods firm
white & Wildes, is in Boston this week
Look for new goods from the N. Y.
market at W. B. Stewards.
Miss Georgia T. Fellows of Augusta is
visiting friends in Skowhegan.
Just examine those 80 ct. corsets just
received at Judkins Dunton's.
Mrs. w. H. Wiggin of Belfast Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dealy.
DR.. C. P. Sawyer and wife returned
home from Boston Tuesday afternoon.
Remember the Farmers band in Front
Opera House tonight at seven.
IL lines of Corsets to select from at
Judkins & Dunton's. Try H. S.
V. H. Sprague of Greene and Mrs.
prague have been visiting friends in
own.
Oliver Walker, Esq, has so far recov-
| cred from his late illness as to be about
again.
Have you seen that corset cover Ord
way sells at 25 cts.' 1t is great bar
gain.
Mr.. Geo. C. Jones of The Forks, the
| popular hunter and guide, was in town a
few days the past week
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Curtis have return
| ed from N, Y. And are now ready to
show beautiful millinery goods.
Walter Pierce now has Holsters come
| alive every morning and boils them daily,
| thus insuring customers of their fresh.
ness.
Miss Leora Withee has just returned
from Boston, and is again with f. b.
| Curtis, ready. to receive orders from her
many friends and customers.
n John W. Steward and Will NJ. Bailey
q are enjoying a brief vacation from their
y studies at the Maine State College, and
z are passing it in town.
Miss Grace Colby gave Matinee
Whist Party to few of her most intim-
ate friends at her home on Friday last
| Refreshments were served
V. r. Tuttle, ESQ.,, Of Canaan is in
New York this week looking after the
interests Of the Waldo and Somerset
r abroad Company.
Mr.. s C. Trafton of Athens on Mon
day shipped year old mare to Law
renee, Mass sold to X. F. Brown Of that
city, for good price.
We understand a movement is to be
made to have the chief OF police elected
by ballot the same as the assessors at the
corporation meeting on Monday next.
May flowers In March are not usual in
Maine, but Mr.. j. B. Nutting on Monday
last, placed upon our table bouquet
of them with buds just bursting out into
fragrant blossoms.
Mr.. B. F. Baker and wife left Monday
morning for the West. Mrs. Baker will go
directly to Leavenworth, Kan, to visit
her daughter Mrs. John Fogler, but Mr..
Baker will m axe business trip to other
cities first.
The driving on the ice has not been
better this winter, but 1t is rather I'M
pleasant about getting from the main
land to it. A temporary bridge has been
erected and probably this week will see
the last Of the Ice travel.
IL. A. Archer and Z. 3. Robinson have
bought out M. s. Messer's interest In the
Skowhegan Tanning Company, and with
T. l. Noyes will continue the business at
the old stand. They carry on custom
tanning, but make specially Of manu-
featuring picker heads for cotton mills
and lace leather.
limitations, false representations, false
insinuations, wrong implications, decep-
tive arguments, purloined business mot
toes; all have been used by those who
would thrive on the reputation made by
Brussels soap. But you need not be de-
ceived, you need only to call and get
Brussels soap to have the genuine and
good
Mr.. John Turner got out Of the woods
Saturday night, with "a horses, all In
good shape. He operated on the Garry
town and got in little rising 600, 600 #
the most Of 1t into Dead River. Mason
Clark, with one of his teams of 4 horses
hauled In one day on live mile road
little over 1900 feet Of spruce at two
iouuo. AucoC WCic oiS ioouo' w hO Sou
do better.
Special Easter services will be held at
the Unlversalist Church next Sunday. At
the morning service the pastor will
preach an appropriate sermon, after
which the Lords Supper will be celebrat-
ed. In the evening An Easter Concert ex-
ercises will be presented by the Sunday
School, assisted by the choir. The
church will be suitably decorated for the
occasion. All cordially invited.
Mrs. H. H. Bigelow's stay IN New
York, where she had gone to procure
spring millinery, WAS somewhat lengthen-
ed owing to rather an unfortunate cir
cumstance. She had finished her buy.
ing and WAS about to leave the city when |
she received word that the store where
she had made her purchases was In ashes
and her goods with 1t, thus necessi-
tating making an entire new selection.
The escape Of an ordinary prisoner
from keeper is not matter Of tremen
dous import, and that Of H. H. williams
last week WAS only worthy Of passing
note, but some parties try TO make 1t
appear that he escaped from Oficer