The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-10
New spring eloakings at Ordwsy's

New spring eloakings at Ordways.
Miss Louise Il Coburn is at Maitland,
Fla.
lave you seen the new dress goods at
ordwsy'sf 40 new pieces just arrived.
Col Fheld Mitchell was in town yes
ierday.
G. S. Hin has desirable house to rent.
Call and see him.
Remnants Of fine white sat,eens only
sets, at W. Il wlldes'.
c. +. & F. W. Bunker of No. Auson.
we're III town Wednesday.
George Dag0eit has recently moved t.
So. Lancaster, Mass.
Chas. w. Allen of Dixmont, has been
visiting his brother NJ. J. Allen, for a few
Miss Julia Coburn left home yesterday
for Boston, where she expects to remain
some months.
Mr.. L. II. Webb is now in Florida,
where he will spend the remainder of the
cold season.
Mrs. Eva Aubin left home this morning
to spend several months with friends in
Lewiston. Livermore Falls and West
Pennington.
The kenrebec Association of young
peoples Epworth League convenes AZ
Oakland Wednesday, Rev. +. l.. House
delivered an address last evening.
The best dress goods shown yet are
the Bedford cords for l5cts, W. II.
Wildes.
5. W Gould, Esq, made a trip to Win
throp to day and will look into the Con
densed Milk business there somewhat.
The great corset sale to continue few
days longer at Ordway's. All 81 90 cor
sets 90c, 75c corsets for SOC.
w. A. St. Clair and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
SkowhegaD and vicinity, have returned to
their home in Bangor
Mrs. William Frye, and her daughter,
terville yesterday, by a serious accident
to Michael Frye, Mrs. Frye's son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dealey are in
Boston this week. making selections of
new and desirable goods in the ladies' and
gentlemen's custom made clothing line
They will return Saturday.
Remnants of plain fine white apron
goods with border worth 2Octs. for only
Sets at W. II. Wildes'.
The March term of Probate Court COM
menced at the Probate office Tuesday |
morning. The attendance was unusually |
large Tuesday and Wednesday and a large
amount Of business was transacted.
Rev. Mr.. Houghton of Titusville, Ps.,
preached at the Universalist church last
Sunday morning from the text what |
came | out for to see, reed shaken by |
the wind?"
The Congregational Christian Endeavor
society will give a concert in the church |
on Tuesday eve, March %, at 7.30 p m
Refreshments will be served in the vestry,
Admission % cents, (ncluding refresh
ments.) All are cordially invited.
S. D. Parsons of Montana, who has
been visiting Cornvi!le, the town of his
maturity, returned West yesterday. He
contempates returning here and making
his home in Somerset this spring.
Parmenas Encampment, |. o. o f.,
worked the Patriarchal degree upon Two |
candidates Tuesday evening, and have
three more to give the degree to next
Tuesday.
C. A. Williams & Co. whose Ratchet
factory has been closed for some months
have some good orders and have started
up their FORCES again.
George S. Webb, W. d Snow and Aron
Bickford serve on the traverse jury at
the term of s. j. court beginning Tuesday
next.
The annual sale of pews will be held at
the Universaist church on Monday even
ing, March IA musical entertainment
has been arranged for the evening to oc-
cur previous to the sale. Usually the sale
has been at the regular annual meeting,
this year, 1t was decided to hold special
meeting and have an entertainment
Mrs. M. Il. Smith, Ienas Vaughan and
Mrs. +. Nj. Forbes have had the matter In
charge and have arranged fine program
The meeting of the Tax Payers Protec-
tive Union at WatervilIe yesterday was
well attended by representatives for coun
ties. %. Winslow and NJ. l.. Merrill OF
| st. Adams represented Somerset. Let
ters were read from Governor Burleigh,
Hon. Henry b. Cleaves and others ana
remarks made by a large number OF gentle
men present.
One of our local firms in an adver-
tisment printed elsew here, seems to lear
that the feeling engendered by CON
tests inside of the Republican party Will
be sufficient to jeopardise the election OF
the nominee for Congress in this district
If Republicans of the Third district OF
Maine in any considerable numbers, oon
the party nominee because the man OF
their choice is not successful, they merit
defeat. Such course would be entirely
contrary to the genius and practice OF
Maine Republicaps. Democrats are count
ing upon this but we must see TO IL 'na'
they count without their host
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