The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
Lovely plants at Bixby & Bucks.

week and over the Sabbath.
L. N. Merrill, Esq, married a couple
at Hotel Heselton on Sunday last.
Steward says he has the best bargain
yet In boys fast black hose for 20 cents
Rev. +. A. wyman OF Maiden, Mass.
Is visiting his brother, Mr.. Charles Wy.
man.
Miss Hattie Nash, who has been visit.
ing friends in Bangor, returned home
Tuesday.
Another lot of those chldren's corded
waists for % cents, just received a,
Stewards.
Mr.. j. S. Murray of Boston, is spend
Ing his vacation in Skowhegau and other
Somerset towns.
Mrs. Edith Goodwin and Margaret are
on visit to Mrs. A. C. Houston in San
gerville this week.
Mr.. A. G. Muzzy and wife, who spent
the winter in Cambridge, Mass, returned
home Tuesday night.
Ladies' and childrens col)red under
wear at Colby's. They keep the Owen,
Moore go IDS.
Mrs. Fred Meller and daughter of Gull
ford, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X. G..
Houston on Front st.
The ice left Garry Ponds last week and
fishing parties are now being formed to
visit this popular place.
Mr.. C. II. Magoon with his family con
templates locating permanently in the
south, probably Georgia.
An immense jacket trade is reported
by Ordway. Secure one before the as
sortment is broken.
The selectmen have assessed citizens OF
Skowhegan for 200 dogs; about 80 more
than were found last year.
Dora Wiley is the composer of the sew
eral songs she sings with such success in
"Oli Jed Prouty."
hlSo hlilG SuenluS VI Dobbol, A1aSS
was called home on Wednesday owing to
the illness of her father, Mr.. Luther
Cushing.
The second annual reunion of class es
'S7-'9l, Skowhegan High School will oc-
cur Tuesday evening, June lG, Immediate
ly following the graduating exercises at
the hall.
Mr.. Joel Hobart of East Madison, in
forms US that his young son while fishing
not far from from home on Saturday last
captured trout that weighed lbs and 6
ounces.
a large jam of logs, nearly ten millions
has formed in the new boom above Madi-
son recently strung by the Manufacturing
Investment Co., and some IS men are at
work trying to break it.
Ladies' black undressed kid gloves at
Stewards. Gloves fitted without extra
charge.
In the New England journal of Educa-
ton for May 7, there is an excellent cut
of the late Walter b. Sucking together
vita a.highly appreclative editorial notice
o. ais work as teacher.
The ladies Of the Universalist Society
will give supper in G. A. X. Hall next
Saturday from to O'Clock consisting
of salads, cold meats, baked beans, cake
and cream, etc. All are in
vited.
The beautiful floral harp at the altar in
the Congregational church last Sunday
was from Moses conservatory
Bucksport, of which X. T. Patten has re-
Gently taken the agency. 1t was an ex-
quisite piece of work.
A shocking accident occurred in the
saw mill at Larone village, Fairfield, by
which Mr.. W. ii. Sheaf of Norrdgewock
lost his life. An account of the circum
stances is given elsewhere by our cores
pondent. Mr.. Shelf was about %.
f. |. Estes has just closed contract
with Appleton Webb, proprietor of Noun
tain Farm al Waterville, to build a pri-
vate track at his farm. Mr.. Estes will
employ one hundred men, twenty five two
horse teams and four road machines in
making the track, and with good weather
expects to complete it in eight days.
Great reduction In price of childrens
carriages, at Farbrother's.
Forrest Goodwin, Ed, delivered an
address before Colby students Wednes-
day evening by invitation of the faculty,
upon the subject stated in the REPORTER
last week. The address was delivered in
the College Chapel and the room was
packed. A Colby student writes the RE
PORTER: -" Warm ,oelcome doesn't cypress
IL! He spoke for an hour and held the
clear idea of the workings of the House
Of Representatives and of Speaker Reeds
famous. rulings" Mr.. Goodwin was q
guest of President Small while in Water.
Vile.
We notice among the arrivals at Hotel
Heselton: J. j. Parlin, W. C. Summons
No. Arson; Joshua Olahan, II. II. Plum.
mer, N. Y; G. b. Garrison, Utica, N. Y
E. Z. Hosmer, Geneva. N. Y; j. Lucas
Smith, Syrs cuse, N. Y; Capt B. F. Rol-
Inns, Plymouth; A. Pillsbury, f. Foster,
e. Gillie, Mrs. Pulsifer, Miss Palmer,
Miss Burrill, Waterville; A. II. Magoon
W. q. Harmon, ID. A. Wade, M. C. Foss
Mrs. Collins; Portland; G. M. Phillips,
f. P. Mayo, W. L. Daggett, Mrs. II. L
Kelley, Geo Cotton, Fairfield; F. A. PEN
berton, Bridgton; F. o. Gould, Oldtowr
c. N Bailey, r. Alden, Wiathrop; ID. ]
Ssliord, w. Stevens, c. N. K'ya, II. l.
Soule, Elias Milliken, C. II. Cunningham
DR.. P. ID. Clair, Augusta; S. + Frost, Nor
way; j. C. Viles, No. New Portland; C
A. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs, S. Frothing
ham, Norridgewock A. b. Fitzpatrick
New Castle g. L. Prescott, Madison
W. A. Craig, New Haven, Conn; L. r
Libby, Windham; Rev. &. M. Hamilton
Scion; Omar Clark, Carratunk; H. B
Russell and wife, Cornville; Mrs. Ed
Ware, Athens.
Good bargains In parasols and fans a