The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Geo. :. Webb visited in Water
willie. Wednesday.
Hon \. Il. Bixby was in Augusta
Tuesday.
Nh Mason q. FelIer of Emb len. was
in town Monday.
4. II. Weston left home Yesterday
afrcruoon for Boston.
Mr.. / \. Dealy went to Boston on
Tuesday 10 pass the Week.
Hiram Bliss. Esq. of Washington,
aa, in town Monday ON business.
Ni,> Edith and Master Walter Cushing
are spending the week in Bangor.
EN- ounty Commissioner p. p. Hilton
of Brighton. was in town Monday last,
t. B. curtis and,wife and Miss Withee
returned from New York Monday night.
Mr. Fred Weld and Miss Margie are
visiting friend, in Lewiston this week.
Rev. {. Y. Hanson and Mrs. Hanson
IRE visiting friends in Portland this
week.
i. ". NORM of Embden Center. wa, in
lown Tuesday and made the REPORTER
. call.
H. ", lIaines made "A business trip to
Boston last week. returning Monday
night.
Miss Ruth Mantor. of the firm Man
for Il Blake. Madison was in town YES
crday.
VIM &. ;. keene came to Skowhegan
Wednesday morning, and was registered
II Hotel lleselton.
: ". Philbrck is on a two weeks Wis
it to friends i'll Boston, leaving home
tuesday morning.
Mr.. Geo. II. Pishon and family remoy-
rd on Monday last to their former home
tn East Fairfield.
Mr.. NJ. 5. Adams, of the firm Adams
y Caswell. accompanied by hi> wife.
Visited Wateryile Yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Leighton have re-
moved from Skowhegan to Athens and
will make their home with their son-in-
law, Dir. J. u. Ames.
Miss Bessie knox of Brunswick. who
hat been the guest OF Mrs. stephen Co
buru and family for a few day, returned
to her home Monday afternoon.
Among the witnesses Who went to
augusta yesterday to testify in the
| ckpule--lcrlins case were. \. OS-
| horn, Mark IIaryille and Ed Russell.
Two full carloads of oil cloth were
shipped by {. NJ Bailey's Sons u Co..
from thi, station last week direct to Cal
Hernia, one to Los Angeles, the other to
san Francisco
Alta regular monthly meeting Of the
Nilblrn Club, held Monday last L. p.
Collin vas elected secretary. in place of
". H. buchanan. and one new member
Na, voted into the Club.
owing to the illness of Madame How
ard, the recital to be given by her before
'oro,i> and its guests ON April lst. has
been postponed. The date will be an
bounced as soon a. possible.
The somerset branch of the First
Maine Cavalry Association will hold its
annual meeting for the choice of officers
Monday the 10th of April. at Hotel CO.
burn Al the close of the business. a
banquet will be served.
IIr, Wm. NJ. Pulsifer leaves home next
| week for New \ ork, from which city he
| will sail ON Saturday, April Sth en- route
| ior Berlin. Germany. to devote several
months in the hospitals of that city in
he study OF surgery.
NJ. b. IIeselton, L. ID. Baker and W.
y Cough were elected a committee to
max" arrangements for anniversary
services to bc held by Carrabassett
Lodge No. 3d. |. o. o. f., either on sun
T'6Ty Fprff q, or April 30,
l.. +. fairbrother 4 Co., have in their
iu line Of carpets for spring and YOU are
invited To look them over before the as
""ilment Is broken. one of the largest
iad handsomest lines of extra supers
ever shown in this County.
\ Marlboro, Mass, dispatch 10 the
@iIy paper states that Rev. \. J. Rack
llic, pastor-elect of the Union Congre-
galonal church of Marlboro. has for the
'T"ud time since his acceptance of the
'i i"eliued on account OF continued i'll
oal
y meeting Of the Democratic County
"mmiltee was held at Hotel IIeseltou.
N"sdaN afternoon last. many prominent
''dr', 81 the party in somerset being
''''hi. several petitions for fourth
''' RastmlsTer~ We're indorsed. but
i' wa'ter Of the ekoWhegan Office was
f brought mp. Another meeting j. T."
'"ia tomorrow Friday
IHuirn,e line of new goods nj " II.
Wilde
Hand painted Easter cards and panels
'"a. ou-hing'..
w. B. steward say he is having
TOO -Ilr of dress goods