The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-01-22

See the silk warp henriettas at sl.00
81 20 and sl.b0 yard.
Kendall Bros. will l)se their store a
o'clJ ck Tuesday aud Thursday even
ings during Jan. and Feb.
A party Of gentlemen friends from
Wateryille were guests of Edw. Heath, a
the Coburn over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Noah Reed slipped and fell on th,
door step of her residence the latter par
of last week, breaking three ribs.
Cairns s Goodrlch's latest addition 1t
fresh tripe.
The delightful program which the Ap
pleton Qnartette offer consists OF moi
only vocal selections but also instrument
oil music.
Mrs. James Fellows arrived home from
Boston Saturday morning, TO attend tht
fuperal services of Mrs. Sheppard. anc
returns this week.
Mr.. Joseph Lewis, a faithful employt
at Bailey's oil cloth factories In this
place, has just received n pension with
back pay of several hundred dollars.
M. f lStevens, proprietor of tile Nor
ridgewock stage line, brought down q
party of 10 people from that place to at
tend the entertainment Saturday night
1.-THE Applston Quartette is a new Or
~ ladu oipoora xuhicb bao ra
Gently sprung into very favorable no.
tice. Boston Herald, April 7th' 1890.
S. W. Philorick went to Greenville the
first of the present week on business con-
nected with the Moosehead Lake Naviga-
tiop Co., of which company he is the
treasule-.
Rev. S. P. Smith will occupy his pulpit
at the Universsllst church next Sunday,
subject: Echoes from Genuine Reyiv-
al" Services at 1915 A. M. Evening
meeting at O'Clock. All welcome.
Cairns & Goodrich have an elegant rails
in which they are selling at loc per 10.
the Leland Tanning Co. received a
communication from the Chicago Board
of Trade, recently, making inquiry in re-
gard to the superior leather they manu-
facture in tner Skowhegan tannery.
TIE pul il, of Miss Wards room at the
suggestion of their teacher, Wednesday
noon chose work rather than play in
kin; |? assisting an old lady by throwing
irge pil, Of wood into her shed. Tie
ch.ldleu are to he commended.
Having taken account of stock we find
ourselves l>aded with certain goods
which we shall plsce on our bargain
counter and sell at just half the original
cost. We will quote you prices next
week, so keep your eye open, Cairns &
Goodrich.
Capt. Frank L. Hoyt of the Frye Light
Guards has been ordered by the military
authorities OF the State to preside at the
election of officers of the Skowhegan
Light Infantry, Wednesday evening of
next week. The six-years' terms Of off,
&C of Capt. Horace NJ. Weston and Lieut..
Alonzo York of that organization have
expired and their successors must be cho-
sen. Capt Weston is the Oldest Stat,
military captain in point of length Of
service.
All lovers Of fine music shout not fail
to attend the concert of the Appleton
Qnartet'e of Boston, on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 9th. Tickets So and so cents.
The middle mill, or forming room of
the chain of Fiberite mills collapsed with
a craeh during the forenoon of yesterday
from the weight of snow on the roof.
Men had just got upon the roof to IT :
lieve 1t Of some of the snow. when the
crash came and they fell with 1t, but for
tunately escaped injury. 1t was intended
to start the mill to-day, but the accident
will make delay of some days. The
loss is about $500.
If you wish perfect fitting corset try
the II. & S. at Ordways.
Court FINELY adjoured Wednesday fore
noon having been In actual session 30
days, which is one of the longest session
in this county. During the time there
have been nine trials by jury, with seven
verdicis, one disagreement, and one set
Element before verdict. Ten divor-
ces we're dccreed and l72 cases were 6nsl-
ly disposed of. This has been Judge
Whitehouse's first term of court in Som
erset A large amount of business has
been transacted and the Judge has not
only made an uususlly favorable impress
sion upon the members of the bar, but
has become very popular with the towns
people during his stay among US.
Messrs b. Frank Brown of Concord
N. H., and W. A. Woo is of Bath, N. H.,
members of the newly organized Fiberitc
Company came u town early this week
The m8nufaclure of hay caps will be
started up st once at those mile, rider
the supervision of Mr.. Woods, and push
ed to the entire capacity Of the mill The
manufacture of indurated ware will not
he commenced until spring, at which
time, Mr.. +. +. Al len. another member
of the company, but who Is now assist
ant general manager Of large plant liz
the west, will locate here and have charge
of that branch of the business.
Alice M. only daughter of A. F. Atkins.
die on Saturday last after a lingering
illuess. She was a member of the class
of 80 in our High School, and was an
earnest and faithful student throughout
the entire course. Her sickness was long
and distressing, but she bore 1t with
marked fortitude and calmly waited the
end. The funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon, and was very largely attended
The members of her class In town were
present. and brought appropriate floral
offerings. The class Of '9l was present
In body. The services were conducted
by Rev. O. v. Hanson. The choir of the
Congregational church rendered the trib.
ute OF song. The affection is the more
severe from the fact that the mother and
only daughter have been taken from the
home within year. The father and
brother have the sincere sympathy OF
their many friends.
"Pilot Boy" tobacco Is the best fol-
smoking In market for the money. 10c
8 for 25c.
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| Clifford 4 Osborn, two bright Main,
men, who have large and very interest