The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-07
LOCAL ITEMS.
New parasols at Ordway's.

DIR. A. +. Farnham of Fairfield was il
town Monday.
The secret of Curtis large trade /:
Elegant goods and low prices.
Hon VIM. Philbrick is on a visit tc
Friends in Boston for a few weeks.
India twill dress goods, II different
tolors at scots yard at Ordway's.
Mrs. T. II. Anderson is on visit &c
he home of her father in Maiden, Mass
Mrs. Alma Hanson is confined to her
home by sickness, but is now improving.
Mr.. j. p. Oak is in attendance upon the
Masonic meetings at Portland, this week.
Warranted fast black hosiery from ID
eents to 81 90 pair, a! White K Wlldes'.
Mrs. Alex Cox and little daughter are
bn visit to her people in TT. Fairfield,
fsine.
We hear that the solicitors of stock
br our new mile track to be, are meeting
it'll tlsttering success
The May changes on the Maine Cen
al do not affect the arrival or departure
# trains from this town.
Miss Belle Allen arrived in town Tues
by night, on brief visit among her
any warm friends here.
Mis-. Marybel Chase of Willimantic,
Ill h,,r hal
tescott, for few weeks
j. F. Eaton has run the coal furnace in
3 residence just months to-day, with
1t letting the fire out once.
#Paint your houses to preserve the clap
bards if for no other reason, using Aver
! paint, at Geo. Wentworths
" Among the appointments for the Fresh
an's exhibition at Colby are F. l.. Ames,
kowhegan and +. Kendrlck, Fairfield.
y George Fairgrieves purchased S. H.
hrt's gray squirrel and he furnishes lots
amusement to the patrons of his res
euraut.
Those SO inch all wool plaid dress
pods at 39cts are going fast at Ordway's.
n Monday night last being considered I'M
favorable for trial of the apparatus of
BE- fire department it was postponed one
Week,
Mrs f. NJ Eaton aud little son from
bmden, N. J arrived in Skowhegan
B Saturday last for visit to b. f. Eat
and family.
Il Messrs. Bin F. Williams and Thos.
1alker, Of the firm Twitchell, Champlin
i Co.. Portland, were in Skowhegan over
b. Sabbath.
q If you can save from 50, to IS, on a
hrness isn't it an object? If it is, see
That L. w. Chase eau show you before
buying.
IA base ball nine from Nofridgewock
fpyed nine of our High school boys on
~ park last Saturday afternoon and
! tre defeated quite badly.
ZMr. George Philbrick returned Jon Sat
icday night from his several months so
urn in the south, visiting st. Louis for
1)veral weeks on his return.
Cover two hundred persons are now EN-
1oyed at the shoe shop, with prospect
! busy season. 1t is to be hoped this
Pmor may prove truthful one.
A man named jacques whose home is
! Brunswick, employed on the gravel
Jain. at work about the yard at this sta
pn last week, lost a finger by jam last
fiday.
"Wednesday evening My 18Th, is the
Ute of the Soros,s meeting ut Hotel
pburn. Supper will be served at
ckets may be procured at the store OF
G. S. Webb.
The Railroad Company have put a coat
gravel upon the grounds in front of
the passenger station, thereby finish
B the grading in good shape and great
Improving the wheeling.
Mr.. A. II. Fletcher of IIollister, Cal,
ell-known throughout Somerset County
former Skowhegan merchant Is on
fisit east to his daughters who reside
re, Mrs. George Gushing and Mrs +.
Woodbury..
Mrs. Helen S. Coburn was called to
wark, N. J. Monday last by the critical
pest of her daughter, Mrs. C. II, Pep
!, and her brother, Mr.. G. d. Miller &C
mpauied her Later news from there
favorable to Mrs. Peppers early recov-
II, burlington & Co., will make their
essed bricks this year at Skowhegan.
peculiarly of this yard is that burn
n be made in seven days, or about
Pee days less than the time required in
other yards. As the bricks are equal
as good, this feature is quite an i'm
|rtant one to be considered.
New genuine Foster kid laced gloves
cry pair warranted at Ordway's.
w. f. Dickey, young man employed
Weston & Brainard's lumber mill, met
th very unfortunate accident Monday.
was at work saving shingles and by
me means his left hand came in con-
It with the saw mangling it fearfully,
That his thumb and all the fingers but
little one had to be amputated.
Nessrs J. P. Oak, Lewis Anderson and
~. II. Fuller the committee raised at
Me last annual town meeting to take
measures to build tomb in the Gene
1round in cemeteries in other towns, with
Y view to getting the most desirable and
pvenient plan for its structure.
Episcopal church services will be held
6. A. II. Hall next Sunday P. NJ at
D. The Rev. j. William Sparks, Rector
St. Marks church, Waterville, will
ciate. II these services are encour-
d, arrangements will probably be
Re to establish them permanently. A
dial invitation is extended to all and
will be welcome.
has been busy time at Chase's car
BE repository the past week as he has
evei three car loads. among which
all styles one could desire. Judgilg
I'm the outlook he means to make
cd his assertion of few weeks since
1t he would this year double the bust
Bs Of any previous year. He certainly
the stock, and he always intends fol
prices to be right.
The plank walk on Water street from
railroad croasinp to the REPORTER of