The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
vests for 25cts, at w. II. Wildes' i.

week.
Miss Lena Wyman is visiting friends
Waterville.
Foster hook kid gloves only 69cts,
pair at Ordway's.
Mrs. Abby Norris returned to her HON
In Boston Monday last.
Mr.. Chandler j. Dow made bushes
trip to Portland this week.
1000, yds. of best quality ginghsms a
cts yd at b. Heselton's.
Mayfl overs are in bloom but sufferin
sadly for want of rain.
Some bargains In ladies' night robes q
$l00 each, at W. B. Stewards
See what the Boston, Lawrence an
Portland papers say of Duf7s Opera Co.
Mrs. Laura Gushing returned last weel
from Lynn, where she spent the winter
Who ever saw the month of April s,
far advanced as this without heavy rains
Mr.. viii Mcclellan of Caribou was il
Skowhegan the guest of Miss Kate Bur
rl.
II you want a good pair of kid glove
W. B. Steward has good line to selec
from.
Among the sick ones the past weel
were Chas. vosmus, Fred Hovey ant
Fred Woods.
Mr.. j. b. Bracket, general agent of th,
Washington Life Insurance company wal
in town Tuesday.
Fred Addition went to Boston Weines.
day where he has position in ,
Mercantile house.
Mrs. j. o. Smith is in Boston til E
week in attendance upon the National
Baptist Missionary Convention.
Misses Grace Coburn and Liz ,
Hussey of the Glass of 90 Colby were al
their homes over Sunday.
Read Ordways new advertisement and
then call at his store aud see the fine line
of goods he has to show you.
C. II. Burrill, the miller comes out this
week with n new express delivery wagon,
good one, purchased of L, W. Chase.
Mr.. G. A. Williams was eighty years
old the 10Th inst. is hale and hearty, and
at the head of one of the largest manu-
featuring concerns in town.
Russell Post G. A. r., will observe
Memorial Sunday this year with the Beth
any Baptist church and the pastor will
preach the Memorial sermon.
Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Wells Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wells, and Mr.. Levi Wells
were at Watervile Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Frank Pressy.
DR.. L. A. Dascomb purchased of L. W.
Chase the past week handsome open
buggy for his daughter, Miss May Das.
combs use. With his PAGER 1t makes 3
nice team.
The Somerset Steam Laundry, Fred c
Dunlap, propr will remove to its new
quarters in Heseton Block the latter part
more than doubled.
There are some bargains In broad
cloths awaiting purchasers at Coburn
woolen mills. Ladies desiring goods Of
this kind would do well TO examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. 3w
On account of going to press one day
earlier because of Fast day, we can give
no account of the exhibition drill and ball
of Co. "E, +" the goth inst, but will do SO
next week.
We have a few copies of the American
Farmer for distribution to any who would
like copy. We offer this valuable
monthly free to new subscribers or old
subscribers who pay for the REPORTER in
full year in advance.
The next Maine Conference Of the M.
+. church will be held at Westbroof
Skowhegan church extended an invita-
tion but Westbrook seemed to have the
winning qualities, but the vote was close.
Westbrook 80 Skowhegan 2S.
The ladies were well pleased with tie
display of Garments at w. II. Wildes
opening. When he advertises an opening,
you are always sure to find good line /
pays to advertise when you have the
goods; it does not when you don't.
Mr.. Geo. B. Stafford is now the owner
of one of the finest looking turnouts driv
en- upon our streets, having added to his
possessions the past week handsome
Goddard top tu9gy and Bangor open
wagon, both of which were purchase
from l.. W. Chase.
Mai. John W. Berry was in town Satur
day in consultation with Genl k. b
Shepherd relative to interior ceiling dec
Grafton on bis fine residence. +. {
Heselton also had Mr. Berry make figures
on more work he contemplates doing a
an early day at Hotel Heseltor.
Mrs. Polly Morrow, died at the to"i
farm Friday last, aged 80 years. Sh'
has been there 2S years and helped by TN
town So years. She was large, flesh,
womsn and died of dropsy. Was buried
in the Currier Cemetery on the river roa'
Saturday with services conducted by Kew
c. V. Hanson.
W.R. Clifford has mounted for b. ID
Savage the past week the finest specimen
of the moose specie yet seen here. 1t II
equal 10 size to the mammoth moose on
exhibition at Hotel Heselton, measuring
over nineteen hands in heighth, and hs'
the largest and finest looking set OF
antlers that ever graced the head OF any
of the species. 1t will soon be on exh'
bition.
Tickets for the Milburn Club Minstrel
were put on sale at R. T. Patten's Tues
day afternoon, aud Notwithstanding NJ
notice that the sale WAS open had beel
given over 30 were taken before might
The amateur minstrel entertainment
always q novelty, and rarely do
audience have the pleasure of witnessin
genuine MINISTRIES Of so refined natur
as this will surely prove. The. date
Maya.
There was q pleasant home wedding o
Saturday evening last at the residence
W. H. Richarson, Leavitt St.the contrac
ing parties were Miss Gala B. younget
daughter of Mr.. Richardson, and Eugen
s. only son of Sylvanus B. Stewart
Only members of the families wer