The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Buy your hamburgs at White & wlldes'
M. C. Foss of Portland was In town
Tuesday night.
new line Of cent challies at Stew
ards.
Miss Lulu Stinchfeld Is on a visit to
her sister in Boston.
b. s. Flagg made business trip to
Boston this week.
Mrs. R. G. Leighton returned to her
home In Portland on Saturday last.
Only . few more pairs of the damaged
blankets left at Ordway's.
Herbert Wentworth went to Portland
this week on insurance business.
Rev. J. H. Little of Pittsheld was in
4 town few hours Thursday Of last week.
'& Mr.. John 4. Dealey went to Boston
b Monday to purchase goods for the spring
trade.
The first of the course of assemblies
occurs at Morrison & McClellan's hall to-
morrow friday evening.
Mr.. Joel Hobart Of Cornville, was a.
mong the Somerset people In attendance
on Governor Burlsigh's reception.
Have you seen those SO inch armenian
. serge dress goods at l24 cts. q yard at
Ordway's.
C.H. Nelson Of Waterville, was In Skow-
hogan yesterday, taking the afternoon
train for his home en- route from Mercer.
The supper given In the vestry of the
Congregational church Tuesday evening,
by the young ladies Of the, society, was 3
success.
Mr.. Joel Holbrook Of Geneseo. Ill. who
has been visiting friends In this vicinity
for several weeks, left for his home Tues
day morning.
Tickets for Good Will Home entertain
ment are on sale at the stores of Geo.
( Cushing, Mrs. Blgelow, Miss Nay, ]. P.
Merrill, and Judkins & Dyer.
Ed Besaw is rebuilding his house re-
Gently damaged by fire and is to make 1t
one story and q half for one family.
Chas. Wing has charge of the work.
Sunday the 22nd instant was the first
anniversary of the occupancy Of the
church edifice by the Bethany Baptist
Church aud the services were adapted to
the occasion.
Owing to the sickness OF Rev. 8. P.
ha h.
Universalist church next Sabbath. Sab
bath school and Young Peoples meeting
as usual.
Wife e:-John, will you take me to the
theatre to-night7' John mot tonight,
Doxy. l want to read the paper and see
what the editor has to say about the
economical Brussels soap.
Mrs. G. B. Stafford, on her return from
the annual meeting Of the Womans Re-
lief Corps In Portland last week, visited
friends In Hallowell and Augusta, reach
ing home on Monday of this week.
The election Of Mrs. Clara B. Leavltt as
President of the Womsn's Relief Corps
Of Maine for another year is a merited
recognition of the services of a lady who
has worked faithfully and very efficiently
xor the good Of the order.
New Foster lace kid gloves, every pair
warranted at Ordway's.
Rev. J. L. Seward will lecture at Co.
burn Hall Friday evening. Feb. 9th.
His theme will be the unnecessary
Tribulations of Our Fore-fathers," the
fifth entertainment Of the High School
Course. Tickets 25 and So cts.
The members Of the Woman's Club
and the invited guests who were four
tunate enough to hear the lecture on
my Recollection Of Harvard Profess
sors," given by Rev. j. L. Seward two
years ago. are very enthusiastic over the
lecture.
"A special meeting Of the Skowhegan
Board of Trade will be held Saturday
evening, at 7 O'Clock, at the request Of the
Woman's Club. A general invitation is
extended and 1t Is hoped that the Grand
Army Hall will be filled to overfowing
It must be An interesting meeting.
DR.. Orrin Fitzgerald WAS at Hotel Cob
/ urn on Wednesday last and had his usual
crowd Ut patients. He gives notice that
4 be will visit Skowhegan again at Hotel
| Coburn, wednesday, March 20, and will
| examine all who msy call during that
| time free Of charge.
Bleached and unbleached cotton rem
nxnts at White & Wildes'.
Among the Skowhegan people who
| went TO Augusta Monday to attend the
Governor Burleigh's reception were Dol.
and Mrs. A. G. Blunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A Marston, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Oak, Col. A. W.
wildes, Mr.. Herbert Wentworth, and
N lsses. Winnie and Bessie Hall.
Friday March 9th an entertainment will
be given In Coburn Hall for the benefit
Of Good VIII Home, to be applied to the
New Cottage fund. One Of the attrac-
tive features viii be singing by Colby
u niversity Glee Club consisting Of eleven
voices. The other attractions win be
Given In the REPORTER next week with
full particulars.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer, of Skowhegan, vii
be at Bingham Hotel. Bingham. Wednes
day and Thursday, March 4 and s. Oar.
ratunk House. Scion, Friday March 9th.
Tor the practice Of dentistry. Gas and
bther administered. II desired, In extract
lng teeth. DR.. Sawyer will make month.