The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-05-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Henry Adams of The Forks was in
town Tuesday.
DR.. Jewett has a pleasant room cen
tl.,llv located tenement for rent
The perfection fast black 1lose are the
best, for sale ut NJ. b. Ileselton's.
Mrs. Lewis Anderson is spending the
week visiting relatives in Lawrence
Mass.
Mark Daggart went to South Lancas-
ter. Mass, Tuesday, where he will re-
main for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Waller are visiting
friends in Lynn. Mass, where they eN-
pect to remain several weeks.
Arrangements have been made where
by school children can attend the iati-
nee concert of Gilmore's Band III IA re-
duced price.
See the black dress goods that W. II.
Wildes sells for - cents they will conl-
pare favorably with the ones that others
sell for 81 90.
Miss Della FarnlIam who has been in
Pittsiield for several years will now re-
main with her father. John Farnham,
Summer ST.
Rev. +. l.. House turned out to the
fire Yesterday morning. and handled
the nozzle of hose like veteran fire
man. He has the credit of getting on
the first water
Mr.. Chas. p. Whitlemore will have
this week a ear load of pure blood bone
and meat fertilizer, no adultcration.a val
liable article for the farmers. Call AT Geo.
Wentwortll's and see Il sample.
CLYDE Thompson who was so seriously
injured in an elevator accident ut Plym-
outh. \. II. in February last. is at home
again. He is able to be on the street.
but is obliged is vet TO use crtltche-.
Rev. |. B.Goodrich of Palmyra return
ed from Asooslook CO., April. y where
he had been laboring the past winter
with good interest and a number of
new conversions in Pres4uc lsle,and East
Washhurn.
How about the old harness: Wouldn't
Won have new one if ii did not cost
much? Think of it ANA then see those
harnesses nj l.. ". Cmse>, and YOU will
he surprised TO learn what bargains he
has To offer
Miss Jennie p. Young. teacher of the
lower primary in the old academy build
in" has been quite i'll III L. Vaughan
for two or thru weeks bu is canv,il'.se-
ing. Her place i, supplied by Miss
Blanch lantsh.
Mr.. +. II. White who has resided here
. years past la, secured u situation III
Stoneham. Mass. and has gone there.
Ills family will follow him in about one
week. We are sorry to have such dcsir-
able people leave our town.
The date of the exercises of the grtdu-
atng class of the High school is June
u. The class numbers twenty-five one
of the largest ii not the largest ever grad
ua ell from this school. The exercises
Will ne INli nbtli tilflll' diii 'N'HiiiS.
6. 4. Phillips 4 Sons received word
that their logs on Dead River are all in
the water and moving along well and II
full crew has been put to work upon
them There has been some improve
ment in the driving in many places and
the prospect is now encouraging
For the benefit of our patrons and
friends. we would say that orders left
with us for tuning will continue to re-
ceivc prompt attention. Mr.. Watson is
still with us, and we feel confident that
all who secure his services will acknowl-
edge themselves amply repaid. Smiths
Music Store.
Mr. VIM. p. Underwood of lewiston,
engineer of the passenger train. Skowhe-
gan to Portland, is Il delegate to the
International Convention Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers to be held at
State House Atlanta, Ga, commencing
Saturday May llth. He leaves with party
to-day.
Rev. Irving b. Mower has accepted
the call of the lst Baptist church, to be-
come their pastor and will otliciate AT
the regular service next Sunday fore
noon. Mr.. Mower who comes here from
kennebunkport is IA native of Somerset
Co., born and raised in the town of Cam
bridge where his parents still reside.
Major John w. Berry the decorator
arrived in town Tuesday with his men,
and has begun work upon the residence
of Gen. r. Is. Shepherd where he is to
decorate the halls, parors, library and
some of the rooms on the second floor
Maj. Berry has also secured the con-
tract for decorating some of the guest
chambers on the third floor of Hotel
Heselton. II will take about three
months to complete both jobs.
Opera length hose at 60 cents pair at
NJ. b. Heselton's.
\ large lot of new capes. jackets and