The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-05-12

Don't miss being there Saturday night.
Hon. Herbert Y. Heath was at Hotel
Coburn last evening
Partridge's orchestra played at Madi-
son last night.
Chas. Murphy is in Boston this week
on business.
See the 81 90 Bedford cord, .Iudkins &
DYER sell for 75cts.
Mr.. John G. Quimby of New York
was in town Tuesday.
Forrest Goodwin Esq. made a business
trip to Waterville yesterday.
Some bargains in ladies and children
colored hose at W. B. Stewards.
Gilmore's band will arrive on Sunday
next from Portland by special train.
Ladies call and see Ordway's fine line
of dress goods and trimmings to match.
Wanted. Il girl to work in a small fam
lily: Apply at IL. W. Cushing's store.
Roadmaster II. \. Toward of the
Maine Central Il. r., was in town Tues
day.
Miss Della Adams of Carratunk Is
spending several weeks with friends i'll
town.
f. r. Drummond Esq. of Waterville'
was in attendance upon Probate Court
Tuesday.
ID. f.. Thompson, Esq. of lIartland was
in attendance upon Probate Court, tiles
day last.
Mr.. :. II. Lancaster of Reading, Mass.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Samp-
son this week.
q. W. Bishop the New York horseman
will be here Wednesday next 10 buy
some Somerset horses.
The lawns about the residences of Col.
A.W. Wildcs and W II. Fuller. Esq.are
receiving attention.
Mrs. Fred Burrill of Lynn, Mass, who
has been visiting friends here returned Ia
her home yesterday.
BiNby 4 Buck have the Clements pa
tent steel pen and holder which are high
" recommended. Try them.
Read W. II. Wildcs' advertisement.
take advantage OF the bargains, save
money. and get reliable goods.
Miss Amelia Finson, clerk in the office
of the Register of Probate, is taking a
few week, vacation al her home in 81.
Albans.
K. :. lIillmon i, agent for bedding
plants. shrubs and potted plants. ion
Calvin =. Goddard 4 son. Dccring, Me,
and solicit, orders for bouquets. floral
emblem> etc.
Frank Brown who has been III work
for several month, al the shoe business
in Port smouth. y, II. has returned aud
gone To work in the shoe factory ot
kcene Bros.
Miss Louise H. Coburn has been max
ing quite an eNtcnded "trip in Florida,
Georgia and Tennessee and is NOW in
Washington. She is expected to return
home early in June.
Al meeting of the Milburn Club
Monday night last il was voted not Ia
accept the invitation from Madison
people 10 give their recent success in
minstrelsy in that place.
Episcopal church service will he held
at the Universalist church next Sunday
afternoon at $50 conducted by the Rev.
j. W. Sparks of Watervlle who will
speak on "What is the Episcopal church" :,
All are invited.
Mr.. Lewis Bcal of Fairfield raises very
nice Northern Spies, keeps some of
them until late in the spring and gets
big prices for them in Boston. He just
received $500 for II barrel. Last year
he got $500 for one barrel.
The base ball season opens in Skowhe-
gan on Saturday afternoon next, when
the newly organized Volunteers of
Skowhegan' will cross bats with the
Stars of Fairfield. Game will bcfcalled at
2.l5 sharp and both clubs are to appear
in new uniforms.
The members of Skowhcgan Grange
Patrons of lIuSbandry have in contempa-
ton the raising of weather signal flags
at Cohurn Hall and also at the top of
Bigelow Hill and Hilton Hill. This will
be grand thing and we hope The plan
will be carried out
The present outlook is that Coburn
Hall will fail to hold the crowd of pco-
Pile who are anxious To hear the concert
next Every seat in the body of the
house was sold Monday. The desirable
seats vet remain for the matinee.
W. II. Wildc> is agent for the White
Sewing Machine.
Mrs. Mary llIoughton) JeWclt return
ed from Boston Saturday night last,
where she has been some weeks ut the
sick bed of her sister. Mrs. Blanch Swift
Mrs Swift remains very i'll and Mrs.
.JcNett brought home her little daughter
to care for until the mother is better
Lumbelmcn continue to be anxious
about their logs but nice rain began
yesterday and it is hoped it may con