The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Notice Norton & Rice's ad.
cand ns so cents and read the REPoR
Elk four months
This week only we will sell good, oil
n.ners at l5c per hundred, at this office.
G,od linen napkins 5octs, dozen a
Jaikins < Dyer's.
omar Clark of Carratunk and Ware
. Fcss of Brighton are at Hotel Hese
ton
Mrs. C. f. Tohey left Monday mornin
lar = visit of several weeks to Boston an
vicinity
Mr. j.. J. Lander of the firm Dinsmor
and Lander. Bingham, was in town thi
morning.
VIM. B. Snow, Esq, returned from
trip to his lumber camps Friday, via
Greenville.
c. A. Marston, Esq, is up river lookin,
after the timber interests of the Coburl
estates.
The Shakespeare club will meet in Thu
psrlors of the Methodist church on Mon
day next.
10000 yds new hamburgs at Ordway'
special jobs at 10, II l2, 10, Is and 25ct'
ayd.
Mr.. Henry Varney, of the firm Bragg
yaruey, is on a business trip to Boston
this week.
Frank ". Whittier of Lewiston passed
portion of last week and over the Sab
bath in Skowhegan.
Frank S. Morse Of Chicago, is east on s
visit to his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. |: aat
Morse 10 this town.
Mrs. Henry Rawles left home Monday
for several months visit to friends il
Michigan and Chicago.
Mr.. M. D. Malbon and his brother-in
law, Freeman Williams, returned to Ha
yerhill Wednesday morning.
A great bargain in ginghams at Stew
uds, marked down to 6 cts a I'd.
Miss Edith A. Newton of Jackman IL
Ntend ling the Maine Wesleyan Seminar.
at Kents Hill, Readtleld.
Hon. A r. Bixby went to Portland to
dsy to attend a meeting of the Maine
board of Worlds Fair commissioners.
Grandmother has been here. You csr
now find splendid assortment of hand
spun and hand knit mems stockings aud
mittens, at Arnold's.
Z. +. Fairbrother left home this morn
log for New York city to attend the semi
snnual exposition of the Eastern furni
,ure manufacturers now in progress In
that city.
Messrs Horace Eaton and VIM. A. Pitts
have been drawn as grand jurors to serve
10 the L. s. court at Portland, and Geo
H. Palmer and John b. Neil as traverse
Jurors.
Miss Alice Cushing of the Home for
Little Wanderers, Boston, Mass, came tc
town Saturday, remaining with friends
here until Tuesday. Two children &C.
companied her to the Home from Water
vile.
DR.. Merrill who has been confined to
bis room for the past ten days with Sc
we're attack of la grippe, is now sufficient.
" recovered to attend his office calls and
hopes to be out again in few days.
The mammoth clearance sale still con
Times at Ordway's. best prints cts yd.
best indigo prints cts I'D. and all 9TH
goods at equally low prices. Now is
the time to stock up on all kinds dry and
fancy goods.
Miss Lizzie Hussey, who is a member
Of the Junior class at Colby, is obliged to
leave college for the time being on &C
count of trouble with her eyes which pre-
vent that use of them necessary for
her to pursue her studies.
Cairns & Goodrich have had dressed
to-day, one of the largest and best yoke
Of cattle ever handled by them and Invite
the inspection of all who like to see oul
best cattle used here instead of taking
them to the large cities. They were fat
tened by Al Currier of Cornville.
The Schubert Concert company of Chi
cago will appear at Coburn Hall, Tuesday
evening Jan. 26, in the sixth and last en-
tertanment of the course. This is by fa
the most expensive attraction of thu
course. They offer varied programme
and grand concert may be expected.
In the item in last weeks REPORTED
relating to the sale Of the interest OF Mr.
]. c. Griffin in the late firm of Griffin
Wentworth to Herbert Wentworth, TIT
name appeared Mrs. J c Griffin. This
came about by mistake of proof correct
er. 1t should have read Mr.. j. c. Griffin
Fred Clark of Carratunk was in towr
Saturday. He is hauling lumber neal
Psrlln Pond and says that there wa'
about one foot of snow there when be
left there Thursday. They had ;oegur
to haul off the yards, and while more
snow was needed they can do fair business
on wagon seds.
There was a pleasant wedding at the
residence of B. Frank Ford on Madison
street on Saturday evening last the con
tracing parties being Edgar L., son OF
Mr.. Ford, and Miss Jennie M. Durrell, OF
this place, but formerly of.Industry. The
Ceremony was performed by Rev. q. V
Hanson. The many friends Of the happy
couple extend their congratulations.
Blankets and shawls at about your
price at Judkns & Dyer's, to close.
A part of our last weeks edition hao
been run off before We discovered that IL
Ne items giving the election Of director
I'D officers of the banks, George N Page
mme appeared as cashier of the Secon'
National instead of James Fellows. TIT
number OF readers who have called GU
Attention to this error is ample proof t.
Us that the local items Of the REPORTED
are thoroughly read.
Mrs. Henry Weston died at the home o
her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Adams, OF
Beech Hill on Thursday of last week. q
the advanced age of eighty.seven. Sh
was q native of Gloucester, Mass, an
came to live with her daughter some 81
years ago. Her two sons were In the iat
war, one In the 4Oth, Mass, Infantry an
the other In the First Mass. cavalry. sh
was good woman and lived long an