The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-03-05
Ground plaster at Burrill's mill.

ferent shades, only 90 cts yard at Ord
ways.
Miss Hattie Dobson of Pltistield is tn,
guest of Miss Sadie j. Anderson Che pres
ent week.
Miss Lottte, daughter of Abner Cprrier
is attending the Spring term Of school a
Somerset Academy at Athens.
To get tight boot on, grease your lee
with Brussels soap.
J. b. Bracket of Portland is In tlwr
this week on business connecte with the
Washington Life Insurance Co.
Capt. John Carson aud Mrs. Carson Of
Belgrade, were in town Sunday last thu
guests of c. Davis Miller and wife.
Butchers linen all widths aud prices, a
Miss J. B. Nays, 80 Madison Ave. Corner
Elm ST.
Rev. S. P. Smith still continues i'll a
his home, with very little change In hls
condition reported since our last issue.
L ho inuics VI OhoWHcsau Wouiu w
well to look over Miss Nays stock OF
fine lace edges, before purchasing else
where.
The REPORTER of next week will con
tain complete report of the doings OF
the different towns in Somerset County
At their annual town meetings.
Have you tried the new champion
crackers? Equal to butter waters and
much cheaper. New lot just received by
Cairns & Goodrich.
The Sorosis will meet with Miss Sadie
Anderson, Wednesday afternoon, Mare
18th. The date of the club tea will prob
ably be announced at that time.
Place orders for flowers with Mrs. Sew.
emo agent for Morton of Portland. The
REPORTER can attest the high grade of
flowers received from Morton's greel,-
houses.
Ruel Robinson of Cornville sold mag.
nifcent yoke of cattle to Cairns & Good
rich last Saturday, whose live weight was
1865 lbs, and they dressed 1888 pounds.
Quite beef for Somerset.
An art loan exhibition is t. he held in
the Library Building, begiarog March
18th, for the benefit of tn ! AIRY. 1t
will be continued several dsvs, and the
proceeds will be used fol )oks and
much needed furnishings.
Mrs. E. E. Game will me-, the peo-
pl. of Skowhegan interested in forming
Juvenile Temple, in the Methodist yes
try Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mrs.
Caine is Grand Superintendent of Juven-
lie Temples of Maine.
William Roderick was arrested last
Saturday night for assaulting VIM. Grit
fin and was lodged In the lock up, he was
brought before Judge Priest Monday
morning and fined $500 and costs
amounting to $l7.33 He paid the fine.
If you want your hens to lay get bar
rel of oyster shells at Fairgrleves' rostau-
rant. He has six hens that layed ITO
eggs in 20 days, (from Jan. 22 to Feb 100
but with all due respect for the hens they
had to be supplied with material for the
shells.
Baker & Marble inform us that in the
course OF their business career they have
shipped gravestones to many different
states, one going as far as the Pacific
slope, but this week they have completed
a set of stones to go to the Congo in Afri-
ca, by order of Mrs Belle Clafn.
Patterson has Kennedys mscaroons in
small boxes.
The March term of G. G. court was in
session at the Court House Tuesday and
Wednesday of the present week, the full
board being in attendance. Only routine
business was transacted. Wednesday
morning Commissioners Leavitt and
Moore paid an official visit to the jail at
Norridgewock.
Mrs. Seveno at the telegraph office,
who is agent for Morton's extensive
green houses in Portland, will be pleased
to receive orders fer flowers for the ball
of the 18th inst, and also for Sorosis
club tea. All orders placed with Mrs.
Seveno will be guaranteed satisfactory
sleighiug party Of twenty couple from
Hartland are to have hop at the Hesel-
ton, Friday night. The Il. B. AS. have
their third annual banquet at this hostelry
a week from Saturday, the l4th inst, and
sleighing party from Madison have also
made arrangements with Landlord Hese-
ton for spread some evening next
week.
Buy pound of Pullman's lunch biscuit
al Patterson's; something nice.
Skowhegan will soon be able to boast of
one of the fluest barber shops or "tonsor-
ial parlors" to be found in Maine. Mr..
c Drew has associated with himself Mr..
Joseph Hutchins. and they have leased the
fine store recently vacated by Walter F..
Robbins, at 65 Water ST., which will be
put into readiness early for their occu-
new, of the latest approved patterns and
Mr.. Drew is in Boston this week after
the same. Three chairs will be run and
they will retain John Grey in Their en-
ploy.
A service of farewell to Mrs. Belle
Clafin, missionary to Africa, under the
auspices of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, will be held In the
First Baptist church this evening, at
seven O'Clock. An interesting program
has been arranged, In which many
from different parts of the State, promi-
nent in missionary work will take part
At the close of the service reception
will be held for Mrs. ClahIn in the vestry
All are cordially invited. Mrs. Clafin will
sail for Africa in few days.
The date of the concert aud ball to be Civ.
en- under auspices OF Permenas Encsmp,
ment No, Is, has been set for Thursday
of next week, the 18th inst. With wise
forethought the committee of arrange
ments have engaged Sanborn's Orchestrs
Of Belfast to furnish the music, the late
visit Of this orchestra having proven Its
decided merit. Invitations have alread,
been issued, and we predict that thai
evening Coburn Hall will be taxed to Its
utmost to accommodate the large number
sure to be In attendance.
Full CT e am cheese at IA cts per ID. II
very cheap. Sold by Cairns & Goodrich