The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-05-11
LOCAL ITEMS.


Monday.
p. P Hilton of Brighton, was in town
tuesday.
Ms. Holway, Esq, of Augusta was
town yesterday.
i, large number of old papers at this
Iace are for sale cheap.
Every room and many cots were used
the Heselton last night.
Dramatic Co., will be at the Opera
Iouse for a week soon.
Deputy Sheriff l.. o. richardson of
Hartland. was at the Court House Tues
az.
Mr.. F. B. Winslow, president of the
ortland Board of Trade. was in town
tuesday.
v. II. Wides will give one of his pop
lar cloak openings on Saturday next.
bon't miss it.
canton Somerset of this place have
Oed to take part in the Memorial SER
ICES on Decoration day.
Mr.. c. l.. Neazie offers his farm for
lie at Harmony, and purposes to estab-
N himself in business at South Nor
lgewock.
Z. ;. Baker of Bingham and 5. IL.
Ocdwin of st. Adams. were among
ose who had business at Probate
burt this week.
Mr.. Arthur Watson arrived in town
uesdqil afternoon, and is giving his
tention to looking after the pianos of
customers here.
Bishop bought one horse at Fairfield
bile the train stopped, of Calvin Tot
hn and paid Sl75 for him. lie used up
about one moment in doing it.
Mrs Seth Crowell, II resident of East
FOwhegan. died yesterday, at the adj
need age of 81 years. The funeral
vices will probably be held Friday.
Miss Nay on her recent trip to New \ DIRK
purchased Il choice line of millinery
Trtie> which she is HON prepared to
cw the ladies, at her store on Water
Mr.. II. W. Cushing is expected home
BUT the middle of June. He is at pres
in New Mexico, and will visit friends
KANSAS and also take in the Worlds
in Chicago on his return journey.
Grs. John Osborne and her son. George
Osborne of Peabody, Mass, were in
W Tuesday, and called upon their
mer pastor. Rev. DR.. Hanson. Mr.,
borne expects to locate in Pittsfield
90 into business there.
NJ. Arnold. agent of Hoyt's EX-
Is comes out with bran new ex-
Is wagon and harness, which indi-
Is prosperity and increasing bust
}. The purchase was made from the
pete stock carried by l.. w. Chase.
he much talked of Uniform Rank X.
P. is nov an assured thing over 80
nbers of Skowhegan Lodge having
d measured and ordered uniforms
fy are expected to arrive shortly
Fn the new company will be mustered
winnings are to be placed on the win
+ of Hotel Heselton facing the west,
the front rooms are now being re-
Ftered and painted, and new carpets
to be put down in a number of the
rooms as soon as the painting is
pleted.
ext sabbath May IA, being Epworth
que Anniversary Day. the pastor of
Methodist Church will preach es-
ally to the young people. All Ep-
tn Leagues aud their friends are es-
ally invited. The subject of the
lon will be-'Ideals." Next We'd
lay the pastor and wife will
i've the League and friends, at the
onage from Z to 10 p. NJ, for the
pose Of becoming acquainted with
young people of me Church.
the absence q Judge Buswell the
term of Pro late Court for Somerset
lty was he'd at the Probate office.
iohJ II. Burgess, Judge of Probate
fenobscot County, commencing
Fiay last. Among the attorneys in
laance from other towns were ). 5.
keit Of Detroit, Geo. NJ. Chapman of
Ieh ID. +. Thompson of IIartland,
PslIhe simmons and J. j, Parlin of
Alison, j. II. Holman of Athens,
Willard of Mercer, c. A. Harring
Norridgewock. 7. b. Barrett of
an. and +. W. Hovcy of Pittsfeld.
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illusions" chocolates of Dunton.
fti> sp cal sale next week is baby
els
You want fashionable dress goods
W. II. Wildes' for them.
rlmatic rings-a sure cure for rheu-
fll, can be found at Walter F. Rob.
ee special bargains in black dress
at ". Ii Wildes'. %. - cts. and
per Yard 46 and 4s inches wide. BE
md see them.
RlAGE> AND HARNESSES For SALE.
" h4se is now ready to show you
sse't and best line of carriages and
SseS that he has ever shown in