The Somerset reporter., 1892-01-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

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LOCAL ITEMS.
Attend Ordway's mammoth clearance
sale
s. A. Dinsmore, q. was in town Tues
day
Miss Minta Powers returned to Show
hogan on Saturday night last.
lockwood remnants, &c at White &
Wdes'.
Key West and imported cigars at Fair
greves' restaurant.
Miss Anna Pegram of Lincoln, Ill is
visiting relatives in Skowhegan.
Miss Sadie Parker Of Bangor is the
guest of M ISIS Mabel Wentworth.
c. A. Ross is absent on "a visit to his
brothers In Calais and St. Stephen, N. B.
Somerset District Good Templars will
meet at South Norridgewock March 4th.
Mrs. L. ]. Blanchard of Dexter is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. o. Sawyer, this
week.
White s. Wildes have about 25 jackets
left. They do not intend to carry over
any.
The next German In the course occurs
At Hotel Heselton, Friday evening Jan
uary 10Th.
Miss Edith B. Hanson left Wednesday
morning for visit o. few weeks to
Peabody, Mass.
Mrs f. F. Farbrother was called to
Augusta Tuesday afternoon by the illness
Of her sister.
Get q barrel of soyster shells at Fair
grleves' restaurant aud make your hens
lay.
Nathan Randall has sold his place on
the Plains to Richard W. Brown, and has
moved to Leavitt street near North.
Read every word of Ordway's adver-
tisement this week, as every item is sure
to be Of special interest to you
Miss Matte Smith went to Foxboro on
Monday last, where she will pass the re-
msnder of the winter with her brother.
Messrs Isaac o. Winslow and M. L.
Merrill Of st Adams were In attendance
upon Somerset Pomons, Tuesday ard
Wednesday.
Harry Foster came up from his home
In Richmond Saturday night to be in al
tendance upon the E B. A. boys banquet
and reunion.
Rev. Z. l.. House and Mrs House left
home Monday morning for few weeks
absence in New York, after spending a
few days at Gardiner.
Miss Matte j. Holden of Moose River,
was in town yesterday on her return to
Kent's Hill where she is attending the
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
Miss Dora M. Goodwin has received the
appointment Of assistant librarian in the
State library at Augusta, and entered up
on her duties this week.
Geo. H. Rsynard and family Of Port
land, are in town for few days with
George Maynard. They we're called here
by the death of Mrs. Rsynard.
Prof. F. W. C. Wiggin of Somerset
Academy Athens, made the REPORTER
pleasant call Tuesday. He was here to
intend the meeting Of Somerset Pomona.
Mr.. II. Wentworth made a business
tnpto Moose River this week to adjust
loss by fl e on set Of buildings insured
In one of the companies represented by
him.
The installations of the newly elected
officers of Parmenas Eucampment was
postponed to the fourth Tuesday of the
present month owing to the inability of
Deputy Grand Warden, d. M. Parks to be
present.
Mr.. C. j. Bailey is still confined at his
home by sickness having returned from
his New York trip Ill some ten days ago.
Mrs Bailey returned home Saturday night
last, and we learn that unfortunately she
was ill the greater portion of her visit
while absent.
Abel Morrill,, formerly Of Skowhegan
but now of Tampa, Florida, brought the
remains of his mother Mrs. Betsey Nor
rill for interment here. Mr.. Morrill, has
been in Florida some 20 years engaged In
orange raising. He left here on his re-
turn Monday.
The Luciers minstrel organization gave
highly creditable performance Saturday
evening last In Coburn Hall before
small house. Asa concert company the
Luciers were always pleasing and evident
ly they mean to keep up their reputation
in the new line they have undertaken.
B. f. Eaton and Mrs. Eaton are on
trip to Camden, N. j., to visit their sen
and to Washington, d c., where they
will spend several weeks. Mr. Eaton has
been station agent at Skowhegan contiu
uously, since 1867 and has been absent
but very little during the % years since
that date.
Judge A. G. Andrews Of Augusta, who
is at the head of the Ancient order OF
United Workmen in Maine visited Snow
hogan Lodge Friday evening, and also
visited the lodge at East Madison Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Andrews accompanied
him.
Mr.. VIII Roberts, who offciated as
clerk for S. ii. Hart during his business
term in Skowhegan, and later has served
in the same capacity for Vaughan & Saw
YER left town this morning for Boston,
where he has position as salesman with
aretail house In that city.
North Madison post office has addition
II mail service each day from North An
son, via West Madison, arriving tnere
about 7.3O O'Clock p. m, giving them