The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
oliday goods at Blxby & Bucks.

q. s. Hill has several large and small
holses for sale at a bargain.
one of our local grangers boasts O.
ploughing an acre Monday, Dec It'll.
Mr.. ]. C. Bartlett of Boston has been IL
town visiting his brother, Hon. D. II
Bartlett.
d. T. Mills and Stanton Day of the
Moosehead Pulp Co., Solon, were in town
yesterday.
Judge Walton opens the December
term of the Supreme Judicial court here
Tuesday next.
y s. Burke, Esq, of Bingham, was in
town Tuesday, looking after Christmas
merchandise.
Sheriff Pishon recently sold fine fam
lily horse to G. w. Wagg of No. Con-
way, N. IL.
The Sorosis will meet with Miss Ger
trude Weston, Wednesday afternoon of
next week
Tn most serviceable garment for lady
is macintosh, White & Wildes have
them in all sizes.
The school In Dist. No. 3, South side,
vi begin Monday, DC. IA. Miss Mary
II Ines, teacher.
Those who have II Ut yet purchased their
winter millinery will do well to call al
Mrs. H. IL. Bigelow's.
Ksndalps Orchestra goes to Madison
Friday night and gives concert at the
church entertainment there.
large amount of valuable apparatus
has recently been added to the laboratory
of the Skowhegan High School.
Steward has an elegant line of new
handkerchiefs, towels, tray cloths, table
sets etc, etc, for Christmas.
Dr.. L A. Dascomb accompanied Mis-,
Eunlce Keef to the Maine General Hospi-
tai Monday, for trea ment there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H. Bodfsh of Nc,
Arson, were in attendance upon the Al
peton concert Tuesday evening.
The special train from Waterville t,
the Ship Alloy company brought about
one hundred and twenty Ave people.
Miss Alice Bradbury of Greene, who
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. L 18th
Goodwin last week, returned home Sat
urday last
DR.. and Mrs l. A Discomb were call
ed to Lewiston yesterday to attend the
funeral of relative, DR.. L. W. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. ID Eaton of Waterville
came to town Tuesday. Mrs. Eaton
remains several days with relatives here.
Geo. Cushing's display takes the en-
tire length of his store this Christmas,
and every customer is invited to take it
all in.
A gold pin for the hair was lost early
Saturday morning between the Heselton
and the swing bridge. 1t is the property
OF Miss Dora Goodwin.
Messrs. L. w. McIntire and G. W.
Cover, Esq, of Scion, accompanied by
their wives were in attendance upon the
Ship Alloy opera last week
The visiting grangers are cordially In
yited to call and inspect Ordway's line of
Xmas handkerchiefs, aprons, stamped
linens, etc.
IT in doubt what to buy for present
go in and examine White & Wildes' as.
sortment of silk umbrellas. Elegant as
sortment of handles.
Miss Mary Nay who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Skowhegan for
several days, returned 10 her home in
Massachusetts, Wednesday morning.
Rev. G. B. Merritt of Fall River, Mass,
will preach at the High street Christian
Church, Sunday, Dec. 18th. at l.30 p. M.
All are cordially invited. Seats free.
We have eight side boards on hand
and want to sell them. If you want one
we will make price so low that you will
buy, 4. +. Fairbrother & Co.
Mr.. Fred Clarke of Carratunk was in
town Tuesday. Helm company with his
fether, Omar Clark have already com
menced numbering operations at Parlin
Stream.
Next week will be lively one in town.
The State Grange and the opening Of the
Supreme court, two events happening to-
gether, will test the capacity of our no.
tells.
Maine Central track men are putting
the Water street crossing In order for
winter. They are taking measures to
prevent the collection of ice beside the
track by putting in an extra rail.
A more attractive window display Is
seldom seen than that presented by F. W.
Allen & Co. Every detail in the arrange
ment is artistic, displaying excellent taste
not only In the matter of arranging but
In the selection of the dainty china and
glass ware.
Deputy sheriff s. s. Walker of North
New Portland was In town on business
yesterday. He is building a small store
to be occupied as millinery store which
will be soon ready for use. Clark Bros
will soon have their large store ready for
occupancy.
Alta regular meeti ng of Parmenas En-,
campment held at their hall Tuesday ev-
ening last. officer for the ensuing term
we're nominated, to be balloted upon at
the next meeting, the fourth Tuesday Of
the present month. These officers will be
installed January 18th, 1892, at which
time the grand officers ofthe Grand Lodge
will be present. collation. was served
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