The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-10-22
LOCAL ITEMS.


Wldes'.
Augustine Fowler is taking a vacation ii
Boston.
Mrs. John Aver of Oakland is visitin,
in town this week.
H. d. Patterson went to Boston yester
day afternoon.
W. Ii. Wildes has been in Boston this
week for new dress goods
L. I. Goodrich and wife are spending
week In Boston and vicinity.
Mss Margaret Lumsieu returned to
East Someryille Mass. on Monday last.
Mts. Tolman's choose at Cairns & Good
richs. Only a few left, call early.
Mrs. d. A. Williams returned to hel
home in New York city by Monday:
train
Mrs Jas. Humes of Amesbury, Mass.
is the guest of Lewis Anderson and fam
lily.
Bay a bottle of Arnold's Cough Killer
of B xby &Buck and receive beautiful
present.
r. +. Fuller of the Chicago Interocear
with his wife and boy are domicIled al
Hotel Coburn.
Arthur L. Brown of Augusta, at one
time connected with the REPORTER came
to town Monday.
J. b. Bracket, Esq, Gen Agent of the
Washington Life Insurance company was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs Hannah p Eden of Waterville
was the guest of Mrs. George Philbricb
over the Sabbath.
Autumn opening of fancy work and
novelties al Miss j. B. Nays, Friday and
Saturday, Oct. 30 and "a.
On and after Oc.. 10Th the steamer
Kannebec leaves Boston at O'Clock
instead of 6 in the afternoon.
Mrs. II. II. Bigelow will 90 to Boston
Saturday, to make another selection OF
millinery for the fall and winter.
Senator S. j. Walton and Trial Justice
Priest are burning tobacco and powder
and looking for game in the up river
country this week.
Camels hair underwe ar for men, women
and children at Judkins & Dyers's.
Hon. Geo. Il. Macomber was in town
Saturday and drove to Canaan where he
t.l 81 .,I o,, h. a. ..f tho,
lei Hall and contents burned last week.
Judge W. p. Whitehouse and Mrs
until Monday; taking the S.35 A. Nj
train for their home at Augusta that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watson of West
Lebanon, N. H., arrived in Skowhegan
last week and are visiting at the parents
of Mrs. Watson MIR. and Mrs. G. w
Nash.
s,encgrsphy and typewriting under the
private instruction of Miss Crosby of Au
gusta stenographer of Gov. Burleigh, is
at home this week for a brief vacation.
AT the annual meeting of stockholders
in the Somerset Loan and Building Assoc
iation the following officers were elected
l.. W. Weston, President; f. A. Nolin
Secretary and E. F. Danforth, Treasurer
Heavy domet flannels only cts YARD
at Ordway's.
Mr.. Roscoe V. Hurd who for the past
four years has been at Gloucester, Mass.
has just accepted a fine position offered
him in New York city, and is home on 8
brief vacation before beginning his labor.
with the new firm.
! he Blue and The Gray company pro
duced the drama of that name In Coburn
Hall on Saturday evening last to a fail
sized audience, considering the counter
attractions the same night. The acting
is well spoken of by those in attendance
Mr. w. c. Young of Greenville was In
town last week. He has been at the Kin
go House during the season just closed
and informs US the season has been 8
very successful one there. He goes &c
Schuyler, Nebraska, where he is to remain
until May next.
Miss Nell l. Leavitt of this place, who
for the past year has served most accept
ably as secretary of the Woman's Relief
Corps of Maine, departed Tuesday after
noon, for Window, Mimi, where she has
accepted position as teacher In thu
public schools.
satire on society," that is what Zig
Zas is. 1t is farce comedy in acts
and is made up OF fun, song, dance, wi
and humor. The plot is broad and inter
esting throughout, and shows the ups ant
downs of New York stock broker, ane
is made the medium for the display of ,
dozen comedians and vocalists.
A full line Of colors In velvets $l.00 {
yard at Ordways, regular 81 rs goods.
Dora Wiley and her company appeared
at Coburn Hall on Thursday evening las
in the opera written for her, entitled
Vera" or the piece little can be said
but the singing of Dora Wiley was as us
/, ual, particularly pleasing and the enter
tainmeut had many features worthy o
commentator. good sized hous
greeted the company.
In the excellence Of the entertainment
offered to the public, the High Schoo
course last season was decided success
but to Judge from the merits of the enter
tainment by the Boston Rivals Tuesda
evening, the course this season is sure t.
be more than q success. 1t was undoubt
edly one Of the very best entertainment
ever given In this town. Course ticket
with reserved seat for the five remaining
entertainments SLIGO.
E.P. viles, Esq. of North New Port
land was In town Monday. Mr.. Vile
probably knows as much Of the ins an
outs of numbering on Dead River water
as any other man In Somerset. He say
there will not be Is much lumber cut o
that river the coming season as last yea
but thinks II may exceed three-fourths
the usual cut. Abiding to the good pro-
pect Of the building Of the Link"
very truly said, at will not only be
great advantage to Skowhegan but ali
be An advantage and convenience to
the up-river towns"
81 cloaks sold 10 one day, at Ordway's
Some bargains In ladies' fur capes,
Ato-arA.,