The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

The New Nprk Philharmonic Club
were guests ri Hotel lIe>clton OYER the
/ sabbath.
Steward Bros. hase aided Ia their
large stock of grliu aud mill feed. press
ed hay and straw.
The thermometers about town sunday
morning registered all the WY from 10
to 20 degrees below zero,
+. i Goodridge ami wife OF Water
vile. we're the guest, Of pr and Mrs.
+. q. Sawyer over the sabbath
The firm Of Forrest and Pooler TIA, dis
solved partnership and Mr. I. C. fooler
will continue in the business.
\ break in the water pipe- saturday,
in the office of DIR. i. +. K. Biron Hooded
the post office for Il brief time.
Many Skowhcgau people are making
preparations to attend the Padcrewe~N
concert in Portland. Monday ncNt.
Mrs Ada Strickland Of Bradford,
Mass, Who ha- hecn visiting relative.
in s1owhegan returned To her home
saturday.
Rev. Dr. ". II. spencer Of Na'eNille
preached al the first Baptist church sun
day on exchange with the pastor. Rev.
|. Is. Mower.
Don't forget TIN cool,iug lectures At
&. \. K. Hall thi> week. Monday We'd
nesdaY, Thursday aud saturday alter
moons. al Two o'clock
The rivalry between tm Boston sun
day Globe and Herald ha, been bridscd
oycr for the winter and both papers
nov arrive in one team.
VI. /. Ponler Was elected a director
On the new mile Track association AT
Portland last wcel> Til new course i,
To he known a. Highy Park.
Mis- Avis Autill and Miss Rub y
Cushing of sl"W hogan are in the gradu-
ating e!a.s N Garllam Normal school
and take part in the graduating exercises
Thursday the lath inst.
MIR. Fred ElWel received IA dispatch
Sunday, announcing the deatlof his wife
in the Maine General Hospital al Port
land. Mr.. Elwell had been ut the
hospital for treatment for about two
months
John Kendall Y. :. ha> purchased the
Parlin property nj the head of West
Front street, tor Il permanent home.
His increasing business rs veterinary
ha- made this change FROM his former
residence advisable.
Mc-sr,. {. II and j. l. Girdler of Mercer
exhibit To the REPORTER Il sample of Ben
paNi- apples that We're grown in lN9l
and We're kept in the cellar without
any extra care They are sound and a.
taira- lhoSc of the crop of lS92.
Mr., II. VI. Allen "t The Bangor Scmi-
nary preached in the congregational
church SUNDAY last. His father j. mis-
>iouarH in Turkey. lac WAS born there
and expects 10 r turn there aud labor IL,
u missionary after completing hi course
in June next.
The horse of samuel Smith lett stand
iug down toWu Friday might started tor
home without driver and hen about
half Way up Madison street Ills team
collided With one driven by Levi Bean.
causing quite a wreck in which the
horse of Bean Wa~ injured quite badly.
\ special meeting 81 the Board of
Trade is to be held at the Office Of Her
bert Wentworth. "Wednesday evening
Al 80 o'clock. Mr.. y -. e. Hall of
Nh"n9 will be present and has 4 rail
road proposition 10 submit to the board.
y large attendance i desirable
Miller a Nyman after a shut down
OF over II week. owing 10 the break in
the Witter works pipes. will mike Il Ell
fort TO start their coat shop again to
day. fh- firms business has increased
until now they employ over thirty pro-
pie in ia" manufacture of sale clothing.
with pay roll 81 nearly s2jooo per
week,
\ Telegram received sunday announced
the death Of Mrs. Elbridgr Bul>cr III the
honc al her sister Mr.. ElWcll Park, in
l. ooklinc. MASS. which occurred nj an
rallv hour that morning. Funeral SER.
vices will he held 1T The home of Mrs.
Parks. aud Mrs. Bul>rr will hr buried in
Nj Auburn cemetery beside the bodies
OF her father and mother. VT. Bukcr and
Mr.. {. !. Bailey left home Monday Ia br
present AT the services
The two piano rccital> by radrreN-
e-ki Ia b" given in Portland Monday
evening .Iauuary %, and Tuesday after
noon the 9Th. are notable events among
the musical entertainments of that city
and of Maine Il, we'll All the clic,
PadercWe>li has visit Il are enthusiastic
over his playing, and critics pronounce
him ~@.aHd oslY IA Hsa1,iff-it,ial ,fffn,ie.,
living piansfs. Every one who wishes
tickets should address IraC. Stockbriiluc.
Portland. al once. This is an opportun-
ity that no music lover can afford to
miss. Holders of i'adercWe-ki tickets
are entitled To half fare rates On the NJ.
{. H. l.. Tickets 81 90. 81 80 and 81 90
Invitation, have been issued tor the
prluI ,,an,.rt and Ia -, L, ,,;,-,.,, ,tpInr