The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

few cloakings left at Stewards
some bargains among them
DO not fail to attend the cloak opening
Friday aud Saturday at Ordway's.
Read Patterson's new ad, and learn the
ba' gains he offers in canned goods.
Miss Lola Goodwin passed last week in
Boston, returning home Saturday night.
Col E c. harrington, clerk of the Rail.
road Commissioners was in town Tues
day.
Gen r. b. Shepherd attended the meet
iug of the trustees of the State College at
Orono this week
The second German in the course will
occur at Hotel Heselton, Friday evening
Of this week
Suspender mountings from 81 % to
s. y per set at Miss j. b. Nays, SO Madi-
son Ave.
Nj D>ra G )odwin has completed her
s'udie- at Augusta, and returned home
Sauf1sy night last.
The Skowhegan Woman's Club will
meet at the Library parors, Thursday
Dc. "a, at O'Clock p NJ.
Mr. J. P. Forrest of Bangor, acts as
advance representative of the Ship Alloy
Co, and was in town Tuesday.
w B. Steward has large stock of furs
bought early In the season, which he can
sell at the right price.
Mr.. Eiw. Leach and his daughter, Ro sa
attended the funeral services of relat
i've, in Franklin, Mass, last week.
Forest Goodwin, Esq, returns to his
official duties at Washington next week,
to be present at the assembling of Con.
gress.
Members of the local First Maiue Caval-
ry association, will please remember the
meeting at Hotel Heselton, Saturday
evening next.
Mrs. +. +. Sprague is on visit to relq.
tiyes in Lynn, Salem. and other Msssa-
ohusetts cities, and will remain until af-
Ter the holidays.
Union services are TO be held the even
ing of Thanksgiving Day at the Metho-
dist church. The sermon will be by the
pss.or, Rev. E. L. House.
Frank A. Noliu is on a business trip
through New England and the Middle
States for the firm G. & NJ. Nolin that will
take him about three weeks to complete.
The cook book of the &C. C. G. CT
will be on sale after December 10th, thus
aliording ample time to those contemplat
ing sending copy as a Christmas gift to
absent friends
Messrs. Elisha n. Shaw of Newport
and W. |. Lesvitt of Plymouth were in
town Monday attending to business CON
nected with numbering operations on
Dead River.
Steamer "Kennebec" will make only a
few more trips this season, leaving the
river finally, Thursday Dec. Sd, weather
permitting, for Boston where she will re.
main during the winter.
Dinsmore & Bickford have recently re.
eieyed supply of the noted Chicago Cot
tage Organs, the leading Organ Co, of
the world in numbers made and sold.
The new styles are ine.
Rev. B. F. Shaw, d. D., and wife OF
Wsterville celebrate their golden we'd
ding to-day. DR.. Shaw was once pastor
OF the Baptist church in this place, and
MS many friends extend their hearty con-
gratulati ms upon this hsppy event.
If you want the best cling. peaches
IN the market get can of paddock
brand at P,tterson's.
Inc Democrats organized a csmpaiga
cub Thursday evening last At Ii )tel o.
burn with W. H. Fuller, President; J. NJ.
Arnold, Secretary; w. X. G Estes, Cor
responding Secretary; E. 0. He ld, Treas
urer. A vice president is to be appointed
III each town of the county.
change In time on the Maine Central
goes into effect Monday next the 3Oth
inst The Afternoon passenger train
leaves at As instead of O'Clock and the
mixed train will leave at O'Clock instead
OF $40 P. NJ. The morning train from
Portland will arrive at II A. NJ
Plenty of opportunity has been srlrd-
ed parties in this place the past week,
who are contemplating taking out life in
surance, as six special agents OF as many
different companies have been working
our town, one ompany being represented
BY two different agents.
j, W. Walker, well known in this vicin
lty as piano tuner, and who it will be
remembered has been on visit the past
summer to brother IN England, informs
US by private note of his safe return, and
is now in Massachusetts. He will visit
Skowhegan in February next.
Mrs. Susan G. Hall died at the residence
of her son, f, S. Hall, In this village
Tuesday morning, after an illuess of sew
eral weeks. Her former residence was
augusta. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon, at the house, con
Quoted by Rev. A. J. Rscklif
Among the proposed attractions at the
Grand Army Fair to be held in Ooburn
Hall in February next is, The Deestrck
Skule" with all its laughable comicalities
and funny eccentricities. 1t is under
stood that r. s. Hillman, j. d. Rswles
John l.. Tenney and others will be invited
to join the infant class. There is fun
ahead.
Mr.. S. II Hart formely of Skowhegan,
is now very pleasantly situated In the
town of Buckley, state of Washington
engaged In banking. He is President of
the Buckley state bank. Like most PEG.
pie who leave Skowhegsn, he appreciates
the REPORTER, and says 81 look for it
regularly, and when behind day or two
always feel disappointed"
Somerset Democrats held banquet at
Hotel Coburn Thursday evening to re-
joice over the November election. There
were some IS present including a delega
ton from Waterville, headed by Hon.
Simon s. Brown. We imagine the gath
ering was quite as much for organization
for effective work in the campaign of %
as for graduation over the election of 81.
The Fairfield Journal gives a list of
cash contributors to the North New
Portland sufferers aggregating nearly $500
largely from Portland. In this list we