The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

live bait at Falrgrieves' restaurant.
rp. Cohu, Esq. is In Boston this week
n Forrest returned from his trip tc
susda yesterday.
+ c. Cornish of Augusta, was a guest
Hotel Coburn Tuesday.
Bargains in ladies' cotton underwear a,
B. Heselton's.
Now is the time to stock up on all kinds
goods at ordway's.
Forrest Goodwin, ESQ.,, was at Angus
Yesterday returning this morning.
The last German of the course comes
at Hotel Heselton Friday evening of
bis week.
The barber shop recently opened in
,sp nv l. C. Morgan has been sold to
leo. l.. Cleveland.
Rev. A. ]. Rscklff attended the Kenne-
&c Somerset Ministerial Association at
Vstervlle Tuesday.
Mis-. Dells Gilman, who has been visit
BE- friends In Hallowell returned to her
ONE Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Slocum of Colby University class
Kiss, supplied the pulpit OF the lat, Bop
Is, church Sunday last.
All new hamburgs now ready for in
pection at Ordway's, see the special bar
ru lots at 10, 1928, 10, 20, and % cts a
|nd
We have had beautiful winter weather
be past week Of kind that should kill
grip germs and make all people feel
their best
Remnant hamburgs at Judkins & Dyer's
We going very cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Oak entertained q
we party of friends at their home on
ddsy ev>ning Of last week. Progress
I've whist was the programme.
10 order to accommodate large number
.wstervile and Fairfield who desire to
tend the opera Of "Mlgnon," special
bin will be run from those places.
Aspecial meeting of the Woman's Re-
III Corps will be held tomorrow evening
G. A. R. Hall to arrange for the con-
Nrtiou and the approaching fair.
uossrs w u Mo,r,,l sra L 7 Cl,ororu
II Portland we're In Skowhegan over the
abbath. 1t Is learned their mission was
interest Mr.. M. T. Pooler In the mile
nick project near Portland.
Mrs. H. E. Parlin and Master Archie,
h Bangor, who were called here to at
Ind the funeral of Mrs. Parlin's father,
". G. W. Durrell, last week, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
We are requested to state that all mem
kn Of the Coburn Guards who have not
lls.dy received Invitations to the re-
MON February 18th, should send their
hdresses to w. P. Ordway.
The great clearance and closing out
(AsM Ed. Collins, No. Arson, is attract
" crowds of customers. They come
fronM over the county. 1t is a regular
picnic for them. See advertisement.
Mr. V. H. Sprague, Mail agent on the
Bangor and Boston route has established
his residence In this village in order to
Give bis son the benefit Of Skowhegan
rhools. He formerly resided At Greene.
Prof. D. w. Colby accompanied by
LIS, Colby and young daughter returned
b 0rono and his duties at the State Col
xe today. The winter term OF this
Institution commences on Tuesday next.
Rev. F. M. Houghton's subject at the
Cniversalist church Sunday, Jan. 81, will
why l am q Universalist." The top
Kat the young peoples meeting at o.
dock, is "Well Wishing not Well Doing
Mr.. E. F. Russell, who has been sick
With the grip, was on the street Monday,
DE first time for four weeks. Mrs. Rus
sl. was sick with the same troubleIat the
Isme time, but Is now recoveriDgI her
usual health.
Rev. G. " Hanson was in attendance
'pon the Baptist Theological circle at
Aaterylle Tuesday. Rev. c. M. Emery
aNorrdgewock and Rev. A. X. P. Small
It Fairfield also attended the gathering
II clergymen.
ar. James Cla-kin, the painter, began
lis work In the corridors of Hotel Hesel-
sn' last Monday, this is the largest con
met job Mr.. Olsrkin has taken since he
M been in Skowhegan. 1t will take him
no months to complete the work.
NJ. B. Heselton's Is headquarters for
torsets.
BY invitation of the pupils of the
|aorrldgewock Classical Institute. mem
srS Of the Skowhegan High school and
aners to the number OF so visited Nor
hdgewock on Saturday evening last and
'sre pleasantly entertained in Sswtelie's
|Hill.
particularly unfortunate accident &C.
'urrsd to . coastiug party on Friday
evening" last, In which Miss Kate White,
laughter of Ohas. White wasthrown from
The sled and bar leg broken just below
The knee. The party was coasting from
The two hills that run into the hollow
where the creamery is located. and 1t was
tom collision of two sleds going In op
slte directions, that the accident &C
ued.
Hessrs. j. P. Blunt, w. II. Emery, A
g. Blunt and Mrs. w. H. Emery Of thii
Village attended the funeral services o.
The late E. C. Lowe Of Westboro, Mass
3Farfeld, Friday. Mr.. Lowe formerly
'esided At Fairfield. The services wer
held in The Methodist church, conducted
0y Rev. H. Chase, with masonic rites o.
Silvan Lodge. Pratt Post, G. A. r.. wa
present IS body and q goodly number o
lie leading citizens of the place were Il
attendance to pay their last tribute o
respect TO the deceased.
Skowhegan's most popular club, tn
Y. G. C. c." tan quoted their gentlema
iflends to the number of twenty or more
In -
10 royal manner on Monday evenin
Ast, at their rooms In the public Liorar
building. After the banquet the youn
ladies' and their guests INDUCED In an OF
fashioned spelling match in which Mif
Mary L. G. FAles and DR.. W. NJ. Pulsift
came off victorious and received prizes
'als was followed by . harlequin party
which DR.. Pulsifer again won the gentl
mans prize, the lady's prize being take
W Mrs. J. r. Phillips.