The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-06-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

New WASH uresS BoOusi az OTuWay s.
u 2 ct sattsens for cts at White &
wdes.
Mr.. Mark Savage of Bingham was In
town yesterday.
out of town people are taking adyan.
age Of Curtis low prices.
Miss Lizzie Hussey of Colby '93, spent
sunday last at her home here.
Ice Cream Soda afternoons and even
hgs. at Patterns Drug Store.
Mr.. Mark Harvllle has recently been
granted pension, under the new law.
Mr.. F. ]. Ward of Wilton, was the
guest of DR.. L. A. Dascom5, over the
Sabbath.
Mrs. Henry Pearson of Portland, is
visiting friends in Skowhegan and Scion
his week.
Black silk soutache braid for braiding
resses, in two widths, at Miss J. B.
Nays.
Miss Lizzie Pease of No, Arson visited
Mss Esther Vaughan, few days last
week.
Mrs. Walter P. .Ordway returned FRI
ay afternoon, from visit to friends in
Massachusetts,.
L. G. Stevens of Cornville, has sold
is 3 year old Cunard colt gelding, to A.
Perkins for $500.
Mr.. C. W. Frost OF Cornville left home
Monday for St, John, N. B. He expects
b be gone several weeks.
There are to be 4 races at Elmwood
Park, South Norridgewock July 4th, with
urses aggregsting $500.
Don't forget that Chase, the carriage
ealer says he can sell you the best har-
ess for the money, in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Steward and Mrs
larissa Ross left Monday for trip to
alais and St. Stephen, N. B.
Have you seen that bankrupt stock of
ice curtains at Ordway's, so 10 and
90 pair' About half price.
Miss Adeline Lord, teacher in the Leay-
Il St, intermediate school, left for her
ONE in Steep Falls, Friday afternoon.
Moses Moore one of the Oldest mem
ers of Somerset Chapter F. & A. NJ,
|ged about 30, died at his home in Madi-
ION Saturday last.
Good Will Farm is now a flag station
IN the Maine Central, and has a plat
orm 1900 feet long. The frame Of the
lew Good Will cottage is up.
The Moosehead Pulp Company did a
ull weeks work at Carratunk Falls Mill
hst week, turning out l2o tons of first
uality ground spruce pulp.
The piano trade at Smiths music store
- ms to be increasing, having recently
,.hs-Alsgant Briggs burl walnut case,
fterling in mahogany case.
Y ,IC1s. A. Cleveland, who for the past
~ hs been running the stage from
1hegan to Athens, has disposed of
foute to Mr.. Fred Chapman.
Horace Reed has purchased lot of E,
Merrill on the east side of Maple
freet and is to build two story double
nement house with French roof.
Mr.. John C. Griffin, who lhas recently
Purchased the house of N. G. Kendall,
Madison Avenue, is to make extensive
mprovementsIbefore occupying it.
The date of the re-uni on of the Show
esan High School and Bloomfleli Acade-
y has has been changed to the evening
June 10th, after the exercises Of the
raduating class, at The Coburn.
The marriage of Mr.. John Gray and
ISIS Ann Wescott, of Arson May goth
|as solemnized by Rev. E. L. House in
lead of Rev. C. V. Hanson as given in
be REPORTER last week.
There will be preaching services in the
E. church each Sunday evening dur
By the months of June and July at P.
|. In the auditorium. Subject next Sun
lay evening, 1.-THE Church for the Flu
lre."
The exercises of the Junior class of the
kowhegan High School will come of
onday evening at Coburn Hall, and the
raduatlng exercises of the Senior class,
tuesday, evening as has been heretofore
lated In the REPORTER. The Ladies'
fchestra of Wateryille will furnish the
usic for both occasions.
Miss Emeline Marble Fletcher Of this
lace has been appointed to take part In
pc senior class exercises at Colby Uni
ersity this year. Skowhegan has reas.
q to be proud of the standing of her
representatives at Colby University. That
hey rank among the highest is shown by
be honors they carry off in their respect
ne classes.
Handsome .igsuze and satin fans for
graduation, at Ordway's.
f. o. Brainerj Esq. of China and Mrs.
bg their son, N. W. Brainerd, Esq. Clerk
n Courts. They returned home Tuesday
Mr.. Brainerd WAS for some twenty years
Engaged in the printing business In Maine
Ind Wisconsin, and for q short time ran
! job printing office In this town, nearly
. years ago.
Mr.. W. G, 8. Keene of Lynn, Mass.
and his two daughters. Misses Edith and
Fannie, were in town Friday and Satur-
lay of. last week, and took drives around
b the adjoining towns. The young
hdies were delighted with Somerse,
cenery. A reception was given in
kheir honor at Hotel Heselton, Friday
vsning. A musical entertainment. con.
listing Of guitar solo, by Miss Maude
Lambert, piano solos by the Misses Keene
ong by Miss Margery Morrison and &c.
ections by the Mandolin Club was listen.
ID to after which bountiful refreshment,
we're served.
At the extensive livery stables Of L
". Chase on Saturday evening, VIM
Bedgley, who has charge Of the horses
vas showing some new ones that hat
been put into the stables the past week
10 doing 90 he passed behind one VIII
vas feeding and suddenly slapped him o.
Phe rump, starting the animal, who Il
consequence let his heels fly, strikin
dr. Sedglsy on the right side Of th
lace, cutting the flesh over and to tn
Fight OF the eye breaking the bone o
The right side of the nose and over tn
eye. The wound was dressed and til