The Somerset reporter., 1892-02-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
orsets 80 cts, at Ordway's.

Corsets 80 cts, at Ordway's.
Bargains in everything, at Norton &
Rices.
Have you secured a bargain at W. H
Wildes'.
Hon. Hiram Moore was In town Mon.
day
Mrs. j. C. Griffin visited friends In Au.
burn last week.
James A. Hoxie made business trip to
Yassalboro Monday.
j. W. Walker, the piano tuner will visit
Skowhegan in March.
A few blankets and shawls at your own
price. at Stewards.
G. NJ. Brainard is on business trip to
Massachusetts this week.
New line of kid gloves in evening
shades, at Judkins & Dyer's.
Mr.. Fred Addition is home from Port
land for brief vacation.
Nathan Randall has purchased II. s.
humans junk business.
DR.. Ralph H. Pulsifer of Watervile,
was In Skowhegan Tuesday.
Three fur capes and a few muffs to be
closed at a low price, at Stewards.
The Club tea of the Sorosis will be
held at Hotel Coburn, March 4'h.
Mrs. G. D. Miller is in Portland, study
ing with Harry Brown, the artist.
Special values in ladies' night robes at
$1.00 each, at M. B. Heselton's.
Geo. F. Rice is visiting among friends
In Portsmouth, N. H., this week.
Omar Clark and wife of Carratunk
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. DIR. Dunn of Waterville preached
at the First Baptist church last Sunday.
A. o. Frideric of Norridgewock was at
the Court House on business Tuesday.
L. Anderson, Esq. attended the Board
of Trade banquet at Lewiston, Thursday
evening.
Mr. Henry Richards of Gardiner, of the
Richards pulp company was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jas. H. Pooler of Portland visitt
among friends in Skowhegan few days
last week
County Attorney Hovey of Pittsheld was
in town over Tuesday night, returning
home Wednesday.
Somerset district Lodge of good Tenn
plars holds its next quarterly session at
Norridgewock.
Hon. A. X. Bixby and Mrs. Bixby at
tended meeting of the Worlds fair COM
missioners at Augusta Tuesday.
Capt. A. c. Tobey has recently been
granted pension, with back pay from
time of application, over one year.
DR.. VIM. M. Pulsifer and E. C. Heselton
were In attendance upon swell leap year
party at Belfast, Friday evening of last
week.
Mr.. C. f. Ward, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs C. B. Ward, went to St.
Stephen, N. B., on Monday of this week
for visit.
Children's underwear to be closed out
regardless of cost, at NJ. b. Heselton's.
Mr.. II. E. Spear, who is representing
]. F. Gerrity & Co., is soon to remove his
family to Skowhegan and locate here per
manently.
Augustine Simmons, No. Arson, G. 0.
Small, Madison, and J. W. Manson of
Pittsheld were in town Monday, serving
in q reference case.
Mrs. J. f. Williams passed last week
and over the Sabbath with her daughter,
Mrs. d. W. Weber in Lewiston, return
ing home Monday night.
We notice by the Portland Press that
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Searles of that city
entertained party of friends one even
ing recently and were made the recipients
of fine etching.
Everybody pleased, everybody happy
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