The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-02-16
LOCALIT

saturday and sunday were particular
Is fine winter day.
Mrs. \. G. Turner has gone to Rome,
Name, to remain for the present.
Miss Lizzie Hussey, class '93 of colby,
spent sunday at her home here.
Jndkins Il Dyer hse specially good
values in white spreads aud towels.
Nm. Doran has small tenement to
rent with stoves and window shades.
Mrs {. VI. Emery Of Norridgewoek.
i visiting her sister Mr.. Y. II. Sprague.
Z. y. Merrill, Esq. returned Thursday
night from his recent southern business
trip.
Mr.. Charles Bean Of Lewiston, i VS.
iting al the home Of hi, daughter Mr..
NJ. y. Ward.
DR.. T.. II. Merrill and wife of FoNcroft
We're in town Thursday the guests of
pr. Cora NJ. Johnson
Llewellyn Goodwin ha, sold out his
interest in the sko~hegm Broom Fac
tory 10 James Iumsdeu
Mr.. J. Z. Blunt returned Friday from
Portland where he had been serving ON
the grand jury in the [. $. Court.
Mr.. Oscar Este returned home last
week. having completed a bu,iues,
course at the Maine Central Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. L. leighton who have
been the guest, Of :. &. Mayo. returned
to their home in Brockton. Mas. ihi-
morning.
Mis- Clara NJ. French is home on Il
short visit. Mis-, French has q fine posi-
ton a. book-keeper with Nice lain.
Simpson ~ Co, New York City.
Mr.. {. +. Malbou, engineer Of tie
morning train has been of duty Tor the
past week from illness and Joseph Ba-
cen has had charge of the engine meath
time.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Stafford returned home
Saturday night from the State G.. \. Il.
Eneampmcnt in Eoehland. and has been
confined to his residence i'll ever since.
with a severe cold.
Mr.. John J.; Philbreh having Just
completed course OF instruction in Fos-
ter's school of Optics. Boston i, nov
prepared to accurately adjust GLASSES el
any description see ad.
Mis- Bcr,lc OF Pennington. cla~, oi
-. Colby, came from Walcr,illc salur-
day with her cla-,mlte. Mis-, Grace NJ.
Coburn. remaining until Monday morn
ing when they returned 10 Wateryille.
y number of people from thi, place
attended dance at Madison, SATURDAY
night. Ia returning home, one sleigh
containing a gentleman and tWu ladies
WIS overturned and the occupants spill
ed out, the horse running away. The
parties returned ia another sleigh. and
the horse was not found until sunday
morning
During the ten Wcek- term Of school
in Dist. No. ;, South. The following pu-
pills we're not ab.rnt one half day
Ernest Dunbar, Mande Blunt. Geftie
Dunbar, Ralph Blunt, and Ralph West
on. Roy Dunbar, Earle Barnes aud
Carlton Barnes We're absent but one DAY.
Curl Dunbar and G.ettic Woods wcre ab-
sent only ON account of sickness.
The special services AT the Universe.
list church viii begin Thursday cken-
iug WitlIa sermon By HeN. Donald ltra--
q of North Anson. Friday will IN de-
voted TO sermons and addrc,se, by dill
tercnt clergylucu. Rev. T.. g. Mason.
Rey l.. l.. IIoughton and Rev. !. F.
Leland will participate in the services.
\ cordial invitation Is extended to every
body To attend.
Nm. Bortn has made great improve
ment in the interior of hi, store on
Madison Avenue. He ha, enlarged the
salesroom by removing partition and
flight ot stairs, taken out row o1 posi- /,
in the center substituting therefor iron
lrn,seS to support The upper floor. and
laid L hardwood iloor making one Of
the best stove. tinWarr. etc. Storcs in
town, He has also made changes
in hi counting room. making things
much more convenient
Mr. Roswell NJ. Taylor has disposed Of
his interest and severed connection with
the large carpet house OF Iorry. Bright
q Gapen, Boston and purchased an in