The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-01-28
Mr. o. B. Friend Is visiting his daugh

Mr. o. B. Friend Is visiting his daugh
ter at Gardner.
large case mot package OF C. b.
corsets just received at Judkins & Overs.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Eaton returned
from their Washington and New Jersey
trip yesterday.
a few more pairs of bed blsnkcts left
at Ordway's. Now Is the time TO pe,
them at about your own price.
Rev. W. G. Wade OF Monmouth wasa
guest of Rev. Al Rscklf, Tuesday. re-.
turning to his home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell TAYLOR of Mel.
rose, Mass, are In town, called here by
the severe illness Of Mrs. Taylor's moth
er, Mrs. Albert Fuller.
Miss Mabel Wentworth entertained a
party OF friends at whist last evening
In honor Of her guests, Misses Sadie
Parker and Maud Clayton of Bangor.
Nearly 200 reserved seats were sold on
the opening day for "Mignon" to be civ.
en- in Coburn Hall on Monday evening
next by the Lillian Durel! Opera Co.
Mr.. Henry Varney of the firm Bragg &
Varney returned Tuesday night from
New York city where he has been in al
tendance upon the Exposition of the
wholesale furniture manufacturers.
School stationery composition books,
tablets, blocks, spelling blanks, etc, at
M B. Heselton's.
Gen. Dyer Is steadily recovering from
his severe illness, but 1t is somewhat
doubtful whether his physician will think
1t prudent for him to atterd the Grand
Army encampment at Auburn NIX week.
The elegant McPhail piano. III released
by the High School and used u Coburn
Hall Tuesday evening last, VA fr>m the
store of the well known dealers j. N &
l. j. Smith. Madison Avenue; Skowhe-
gan.
A band of ~ pieces was organized on
Monday evening last, and they hope to
see the number enlarge. This will be
great year for business In the line of
bands. and we trust our citizens when
called upon will give the boys good en-
c. W. Jones, Esq, of Augusta, prison
and jail inspector, visited the j4il at
Norrdgewock Tuesday returning to Show
hogan Tuesday afternoon and to Augusta
Wednesday morning. He concurs with
the other inspectors In the very evident |
proposition that this building should give
way to new one very early.
Mr.. F. R. Buck has received the sad
Intelligence Of the sudden death of his
little grand son, the son of Mr. and Mrs |
c. E. Buck, which occurred at the home
of Mrs. Bucks parents in Westminster
N. H., Tuesday night last at the age Of
years. The warmest sympathy Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck In their severe stii C.
tlon.
w uth Jou SSt Joui oystciS lot ouuuuf
dinner at Fairgrieves restaurant, get
some of those home made cucumber
pickles.
Twenty four pages in next Sundays
Globe, six cents, delivered anywhere in
Skowhegan, leave your order at G. S.
Hills. 1t will tell you who did the rob-
bling and entering the stores in Skowhe-
gan five years ago, what the Globe man
saw at Manley Pooer's stock farm, what
the jail examiner thought of Norridge-
wock jail, the German Friday night, the
candidacy of local attorney for justice
of supreme court, and other news. Leave
your orders at G. s. HIS.
The newly elected officers of Parmenas
Encampment l. o. o. F. were installed
Tuesday evening last by Grand Junior
Warden D. M. Parks of Pittsheld, as fol
lows; JAS Lumsden, G. p. X. ID. Baker,
II. P; S. C. Ward, S. W.. Hugh Hurley,
j. W.; Thos. Tantish, Scribe; Geo. W.
Halves, Treas; Peter Vigue, o. s.; E. o.
Head, |. s.; Geo. Burns, Guide; A. ii.
Noyes, LIST w; E. 7. Goodrich I'd W.;
Thos. Lawley, Sd W.; H. .. HoxIe, 4th W
Other business was the working of the
Sd degree upon three members. AT the
close of the meeting banquet was served
at the Skowhegan House by Landlord
Washburn.