The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-03-19

North Carolpa.
Jas. Lumsden & Co. offer the we'll
known three crown California rsisins at
10 cts. per pound.
The large plate glass panel in the msin
door of the newlpost office was smashed
into thousand pieces Monday by the
wind.
Mr. S D. Sayward was at Eaton, Canads,
election day and reports lively times in
that small place. Liquor supplies for
election purposes were plentiful.
II you want to see nice looking store
and stock, look In at White & Wildes.'
The selectmen have appointed John L.
Tenney, John Steward and s. W. Gould,
as surveyors of wood, bark and lumber,
in addition to those published last week.
s. F. Smiley of Boston CINE to town
on Saturday last called here hv he criti-
cal illness of his father, Mr.. Jo4. Smiley.
who remains in precariou. coalition.
Messrs. Lewis Anderson +. F. Fair
brother, Geo. B. Stafford and II. Bixby
are delegates to attend the mecSlng of the
State Board of Trade at Waterville to-
day.
1t Is said that the largest driving wheel
In New England is the one being placed
at the mammouth pulp mill at Madison, 1t
being "a feet In diameter and feet face
of pully.
At the last meeting Of the ''offlcial
board" of the ME. church in this village,
1t was unanimously voted to ask the an
nual conference to return Rev. D. B. Holt
the coming year.
Best quality of Germantown yarn at 10
cents skein' at M b. Heselton's.
The celebrated Luciers, the famous
Leonard and Flynn, the popular John r.
Harty, Adrian the great Juggler, John
Adams the eccentric Comedian and others
Of note at Skowhegan Opera House,
Tuesday evening March "a.
Hon. Turner Boswell left here Mon
day afternoon for Spencer Bay town via
Greenville, to look after line In that
town about which there Is some uncer-
talnty and upon which the ownership of
a nice clump of spruce will be deter
mined.
At a meeting Of Eureka Lodge No. 1873,
of Skowhegan, of the New England Or
der of protection, Monday evening, Past
Warden M. B. Heselton was elected
delegate and L. L. Walton, alternate, to
attend the session Of the Grand Lodge Of
Maine to be held at Bucksport on Tuesday
April Z.
written Memorial book. containing
the names Of all soldiers who went to the
war from Skowhegan, with brief per-
sonal history of each, carefully compiled,
Is to be presented to Russell Post at their
regular meeting next Friday evening,
through the benehcence of Genl. Isaac
Dyer and R. E. Lyon.
New Wool Dress Goods at Stewards,
plain colors and pretty line of plaids.
Remember the etit'exhibition drill,
concert and ball In Ooburn Hall tonight,
given oy the members OF Co. Il. Skowne'
gan Light Infantry. This company en-
joys the distinction of being one Of the
best drilled companies In Maine, and that
they will give commendable exhibition
soes ~i'nou' saying i'eip 'n' ooS' ou'
~ 'ney ne'' VIC l'on0' ~ sooo ''''e'
come W 'ne " y, " ~ iunon a. 'ne
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,n' p'ooee's 'n ~ 'o"",u0 'ne, ',
'ne seno'A ., iunu' 'uu 'v1 - &c neip'ns
Sau'' ~ "n'.n wv a.' oil '''''N' A'N
nave koou '''''e a''o'
The photograph rooms on water street
formerly occupied by Hawkes. have been
remodeled and newly lifted up by the
Skowhegan Photo. Co., and are now
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oho.o.,.n, hr.,n.,.
nave you seeu 'no ple''y new ona''leS,
rongees anu oo'''n Tissues ~ o'e~ards'
Henry Skaine, weaver In the wooden
mill by occupation, was arrested by ON,
GERS Mitchell and Thing, assisted by Mr..
R. 8. Hillman, Saturday forenoon last.
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n,.osd IN dur.n.s .,,a co. n.v,r1
hsen .,v.n .s,sr., hours In vh,oh 70
.oher off he va ,rr.,, ned before Judoe
p.chs ,,er and lst IN hy n.v,ro a,o and
co.,. amount,no n aa9 Is
CONDUCTOR y. ID. Nes'e OF new Haven'
Conn. ana y. .. feomans OF Soutning'
ton. Conn came mere tuesday oy the II
a. NJ tra'n 70 MAKE arrangements ~ VI.
aud treatment. They returned on the
next train and will begin treatment the
nrss OF APRIL nsvine arranged accommo-