The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-06-18
LOCAL ITEMS,

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Stewards.
Miss Julia Ooburn arrived home Tues
day last.
II. s. Nickerson of Pittsfeld, was In
town yesterday.
Geo. Gushing says he has the best
Chocolates"
Mr.. j. P. Blunt made trip to Booth
bay Tuesday.
Curtis is selling No. go, all silk black
ribbon, for 35cts per yard
Leon B. Smith of Chicago is at the
Heselton.
The Ladies' Orchestra of Waterville
qu1rtered at the Heseton.
Geo. W. Heselton, Esq. of Gardiner,
was in town yesterday.
Keep cool by wearing w. c. G. summer
corsets for sale at NJ. b. Heselton's.
A. H. Totman, Esq, of Fairfield was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Walter A. Davis of Portland is
visiting relatives in town
Yard wide summer dress hannels for
l5c, per yard at Judkins & Overs.
Mr.. Merrithew formerly in the photo
graph business here, is In town.
Hon. o. d. Baker Of Augusta was here
on professional business yesterday.
MISS Mary Pollard returned home Sat-
urday evening, from Paris, Kentucky.
DR.. Strong's Tricora health corsets with
elevated bust only 81 per pair at M. B.
Heseltons.
Miss Margaret Partridge of Augusta is
visiting Mes E. S. Prescott for few
days.
The Democrats of Somerset County
night.
Another elegant Briggs piano in fig
ured walnut case just received at Smiths
music store.
The Steamer Company have voted to
attend the Firemens Muster to be held at
Bangor next month.
Every pair of Perfection fast black
hose guaranteed absolutely stainless. For
sfls at M. B. Heselton's.
Rev. J. b. Wilson of Freeport preach
ed in the First Baptist church Sunday
last in exchange With the pastor.
Miss Mabel Wright left for Massa-
chusetts Tuesday morning, where she ex-
tr, tha
Mr.. W. M. Bailey, of the Maine State
College at Orono, arrived here Tuesday |
to attend the High SCHOOL, commence
ment and reunion.
Rev. A. ]. Rackiff. Mr.. and Mrs W, +. |
Bacon represent Island avenue church at
ttAhe Maine Congregational conference at !
aterville this week
=. Irwin Russell, who has5been clerk
or j. ID. Rawles & Co. s hardware |
IStoaA In this village for long time, is
N0on to open hardware store at Arson.
June Goth, the Kennebec Steamer Co.
will commence running six trips per
week, thus giving their patrons the ad-
vantage of daily line to aud from Bos-
ton.
Will the lady who loaned fuchsa to
member of the Grammar school on Fri |
day last, and to whom the same has not
been returned please call at Mrs Cass'
Madison st.
DR.. Jewett has recently enlarged his
stables and will here after keep hostler
to attend to all stable work continuing to
stable horses at SC per head, also board
by the day or week.
Mrs. William Philbrick and her son Mr..
Fred Philbrick, returned Saturday even
ing, from trip to St. Louis, and other
western cities. They had been gone from
home about seven weeks.
splendid and greatly needed rain
coming upon the parched surface of the
ground Wednesday morning caused re-
joicing among our people generally, |
especially the farmers Crops were suf |
fering for it,
One case of the celebrated c B q la
spirite corsets just received at JudklI s
Dyer's.
Mr.. W. r. Buchanan of the Boston
Courier, while in Skowhegan recently,
visited Fairvicw Stock farm and in his
paper this week gives very comprehen-
siye description of that nice farm, and
some of its principal attractions in the
way of fine horses.
The Bloomfield Academy Glass Asso-
ciation, lS6s-l872 will hold its Third
Annual Reunion and supper Friday even
ing of this week, at the Quinnebasset
Hotel, Norridgewock, Me. Barge will
leave High School building at half past
four O'Clock.
DR.. o. Fitzgerald will be at Hotel
Coburn, Thursday the 25th instant. He
was unavoidably prevented from making
his May visit to Skowhegsn and will he
obliged to utilize his time fully while
here; therefore those who desire to con-
salt him will do we'll to come early.
We are informed that a boy named
Blackstone has recently been detected in
uuhitching horses that are hitched before
stores on our streets and driving around
town with them. II he continues this
practice he will probably bring up in the
Reform School.
Ladies' and Misses jackets marked way
down to close at Ordway's.
Rev. W. R. Libby Of West Somervlle,
Mass, will preach at the Universalist
church next Sunday morning. Mr. Libby
preached at this place some two years
ago, during his brief stop at that time he
made mauy friends who will be glad to
meet him here again.
Mr.. Larkin Dunton, at the head Of the
normal school for young women, in Bos-
ton Is . Somerset man, and graduated
from Colby and native Of Concord. He
has been teaching 10 Boston for rs years.
He is = strong, hearty man GO years old,
weighing 200 lbs. and over six feet in
height, good specimen of Names ply
steal products.
Mr.. Charles H. Atkinson, who served
efficiently and acceptably more thsn 10
years, - clerk In the post office and as
assistant postmaster, retired from that
position Saturday last, and W. E. Bruce,
firm or1v po.tvna ator AT QOuth Norrid0o.