The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-31

Mr.. Chas. F. Ward returned from a
weeks trip to Boston and New York Fri
DAY last.
Keep the moths out. | have an flee
tive preparation at reasonable price
Il. T. Patten.
MANY OF the scholars are taking advar-
tage OF the two weeks vacation to indulp e
10 the measles.
VIM. b. Steward is in Boston this week
selecting his stock OF goods for the spring
and summer trade.
Mrs. Joseph A. Clark Of Augusta, and
Mrs John Oak of Bangor are visiting MI
and Mrs. j. P Oak.
new line of chiffon In all colors only
Is It's, yard at W. b. Stewards.
Miss Ruth Mantor of the dry goods
firm of Mantor X Blake of Madison wa
in town Wednesday,
Miss Emelne Fletcher is spending .
week with her parents, Rev. and Mrs
Stephen Fletcher.
Cream Balm freshly made at Patten's
every day, guaranteed for chapped hands
or roughDess of the skin.
Rev. l P. Quimby of Maiden Mass.
will preach at the Universalist church on
Sunday April, 3rd, at 1915 A NJ.
The Somerset Pension board examined
| 10 A To-. A.
usual at weekly meetings of the beard
Captain Fl. M. Weston was quite severe
ly injured from a kick by horse Monda,
and was laid by on account of it several
days bnt is around again.
John Hight of Athens, and Leslie
Brown of Skowhegan, have (30)thirty
first class working oxen for sale at their
places, time given If required.
Geo. W. Halves, who is member o.
the order of Canton Halifax Of Waterville
attends the swell ball to be given by tina,
body in Wateryille this evening.
Rev. c. v Hanson and Rev. Stephen
Fletcher, Rev DIR. Small Of Fairfield and
Rev. G. Z. Emery of Norridgewock, at
tended the Theological circle at Water.
vile Tuesday.
| Mrs. NJ T. Pooler, accompanied by
Miss Emma Morse, returned from three
weeks stay in Boston on Friday of last
week, Miss Morse having been quite i'll
during her absence.
Friday evening last, Rev. f. L. House
delivered an interesting and instructive
lecture about some of the striking fes-
lures of our Country, to a good sized and
appreciative audience
A regular SOC dress goods in the new
shades for 39c, at W. ii. Wildes'.
Mr.. John Seavey one of our well known
aged citizens died at his home March, S'h
after being confined to his bed about
weeks. He had not been in good health
for.some months previous.
The regular meeting of Russell Post
| G. A. R., occurs tomorrow evening with
refreshments. Judge Foster has been in
NlbSu 10 tApSIitd w NC PltoIhb' n
full attendance is requested.
John II McCone informs us that | e
leaves here next week to accept a position
on the Auburn Gazette. His field of oper-
alton is the city Of Lewiston and We ex,
pect he will cover it in good shape.
wanted-A girl to do homework for
| family of three persons; good wages and
| steady employment must be capable and
a good cook. rare CHANGE for tie
right one. Apply at the REPORTER
OFFICE.
G. A.. Marston, L g., returned Tuesday
from his trip to Moosehead and vicinity
He says the logging was never better
than when he left there. Some of the
| teams are hauling from the stump having
| exhausted the lumber in the yards.
we ere Informed that ! Ennekin q
the renowned B oston painter, who speIt
several weeks here last summer, Is finish
ing Up some of his sketches made at that
time for his Worlds Fair exhibit. Skow-
hogan may well feel pleased at being thus
| represented.
| Miss Alice Bray went TO Waterville
Yesterday to take a special course in
Colby University. She was graduated
from Skowhegan High school sev,ra
years since with Miss Linda Graves who
is now in her first year in Colby.
A new lot of infants caps-so cunning
just received at Colby's.
The wire bridge across the back chan
mel has been undergoing extensive repairs
the past week, made more secure, anc
the improvements will prevent much OF
the swinging motion that in the past has
| been source of annoy ance to pedestrians.
E. L. Sturtevant, photographer, has
made a group picture of the Somerset
| Grand Jury of 1891 2 with C unity Attor-
ney Hovey and Deputy Sheriff Neszie to
be hung in the Grand jury room a the
Court House 1t is an unusually fine
picture. Good looking men and well
| taken.
| r. H. Stanley, of Bangor, Eas tern cor
respondent of the Lewiston Journal was
in town yesterday, and made the REroR
TER pleasant call, He was at Fairview
farm and looked over Mr.. Pooler's farm
He is highly pleased with Mr.. Pooer's
horses and says that as a whole they lead
anything in Maine.
The rainbow supper given at g. A. H..
Hall lasv evening, reflected great credit
upon the young ladies OF the lnasmuch
circle of the Kings Daughters who had 1t
In charge. Rainbow effects were carried
out in the decoration Of the hall and ia
bles, and the caps and aprons OF the misses
who presided were orr amented win
bright hued ribbons.
Mr.. G. W. Bishop the veteran hors e
buyer arrived at Hotel Heselton last even
ing accompanied by VIM. A. Burnham,
and C. II. Joy of Boston and +, ID. bel =
ard of San Francisco. There is eood
display of horses on Water street TINS
morning. The owners got them around
bright and early. We hope these gentle
men will leave good pile OF money here
n exchange for good horses.
Deacon b. C. Emery received des'
no+ob IN Monday. stating that his only