The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-10
LOCAL. ITEMS.

James wthee Of Pennington was IL
town yesterday.
Boy wanted 70 learn the drug business
Address box COZ.
Rev. DR. Dunn occupied the First Bap
fist pulpit sunday morning last.
Sbeetlngs all widths and rock bottom
prices at W IL. wlldes.
Judklns 4 Dyer have just opened thell
new cheviot dress goods.
ChAs. Tobey. one of the large farmer.
Of Fairfield, WAS In town yesterday.
Have You seen Judkins Dyer's lace.
sni yelllngs7
There will be = vocal and instrumental
concert st the UnyersalIst church next
Mondsy evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard Gaylord left for
their home In Ellludsle, n. Dakota, Satur.
day morning.
Cream Balm freshly made at Patterns
every day, guaranteed for chapped hands
or roughuess of the skin.
Weston & Br.insrd shipped six bales of
compressed sawdust to F. Averill, Bos-
ton, by American Express yesterday.
The W. y. corsets are guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every instance. For
sale at NJ. b. Heselton's.
Engineer Charles Kelth's many friends
here were glad to see him on the engine
OF the morning freight again Tuesday.
George b. Fslrgriev has two desirable
rooms to let in Lesvitt Block, corner
Madison Avenue and Russell Street
Those pongees for l2ic yard, former
price 20c, are selling like hot cakes, al
Stewards. Every lady should see them.
G. II. Plshon, Esq. la on business trip
10 Boston this week. lie Is marketing a
large amount OF very fine hay about this
lime.
Mrs. Thomas OF Hallowell, who had
been visiting in the family of her brother
Geo, b. Stafford, Esq. returned to her
home Tuesday last.
fltu DDNob, VI lue lhle URN VI luOuii :
son & Howes, left for the West yesterday
His many friends give him their best
wishes for success.
sunday morning next at the usual hour
Of service. Rev. f. l.. House, pastor of
the Methodist society, will preach an H.
ustrated sermon on Magnetism.
Pittsheld Is moving for new wooden
mill. Skowhegan ought to be looking in
the same direction and moving too. We
had something to say about this some
weeks ago.
Mr.. j. p. Blunt, has recovered sutll-
GENTLY to be able to take the train for
waterville Tuesday morning, to visit his
brother who resides there and is confined
to his home by sickness,
Send US % cents and take Trial
Trip" with the REPORTER for three
months This will take you through the
March term of Supreme Court which con :
Yenes Tu esday next.
Hon. James o. Bradbury, former
ly OF Hartland and for several years
County Attorney of Somerset county, was
elected mayor of Ssco, Monday, by 1873
majority. He will make good one
Our overflow supplement this week
contains a long list Of returns Of the
annual meetings from Somerset towns,
the corrected account Of the town treas
urer, editorial notes, news items, etc.
Two of our young men of the High
school, Levi Wyman and Walter Stinch-
field, took In the Tax Payers meeting at
waterville yesterday. Taxation is big
subject, aud our young men do well to
study 1t.
The Board of Trade has called meet
ing to be held this evening at 80 O'Clock
In connection with the public meeting In
the interest of the proposed Condensed
Milk Factory. Every member, women
and men should be present.
DR.. +. P. Hyman, veterinary surgeon
does not advertise" his business as the
REPORTER inadvertently stated last week
1t is contrary to the practices OF the vet
Urinary society of which he Is member
Call upon him at the Skowhegan House
and he will inform you just what he car
do.
A special service of the Young Peoples
Christian Union of the Universalist Socie
ty, was held at the church last SUNDAY
evening. There was very large sno
appreciative audience. Partridges orches
ira rendered some Of their finest selec
tiops. The address was upon the Young
Pc ople's topic, The Test of Faith" ant
was highly Interesting.
The heavy snow of last week BLOCKED
the roads In some places and blew Oh
clear In other places, and the subsequent
VAIN weather has made sleighng sol
and the bare ground sticks up through IL
MANY places on the village streets ant
OUTLYING roads. 1t has been very marc
for farmers and Others to get their maui
ing done because of poor shedding ooti
late in the fall aud now 30 early In int
spring.
Mr.. Shaw's pupils in singing, In Lewis
ton, SO fully occupy his time that he vii
be unable to attend to pupils here ate
April lst. This is much to be regretted
The excellency of Mr.. Shaw's teaching
demonstrated by his pupils who nav
made marked Improvement, ana thoug
he has been giving instruction here but
few months, his enthusiasm has awaKene
greater interest in vocal music than ha
been manifested for years.
Hiram Moore, Esq, Of Madison wn
has been at home for few day returne
to his numbering operations TUESDAY
He SAYS the hauling is excellent now h'
been so for four weeks past and va
quantity Of lumber has been landed. d
states IS q remarkable instance OF IL
difference of depth Of snow as shecteo
altitude. that at one time at his cam
near the foot of Squaw mountain tne'
WAS one foot of snow, and at ano'h
camp near the summit of the moun'a
not two miles away, the snow was thr
feet deep. This great difference eau
about by the unususl rainfall tbrougno
the State the past winter.
Mr.. McNeelie is In Boston u
week looking over machinery and W