The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-02

to Boston this week.
Forrest Goodwin, ESD made "A bust
ness trip to Augusta Yesterday.
NJ. r, Pooler and wife attended the
sleighing carnival at Lewiston, Monday
last.
+. l.. Walker is doing nice job tres
Going on the ceiling OF Bixby 4 Bucks
store.
Chas. Fairbrother was home from
IIaverhill, Mass. for brief stay early
in the week,
The class in physical culture will meet
Friday afternoon ut half past two o'clock,
in the Congregational yestry.
Dir. z. II. s Vaughan, came up from
August yes. day to ~ present At the
Sorosis banquet last evening
Hon. Turner Boswell is spending a
few days at augusta on business con-
nectcd with the records in tho Land
office
Miss Grace Wentworth entertained the
members of the lleXagon Club and their
gentlemen escorts at her home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Cora and Miss Martha Iloughton
of Bingham were the guests OF l.. W
Weston and family yesterday They left
for Boston this morning.
Yesterday morning, March lst, Mr.
Benz. F. Eaton commenced his twenty
seventh year of continuous service As
station agent at this place.
"Myroleum" toilet soap 20 cents Il CAKE
cashmere bouquet - cents. apple
blossom 3 cakes for 80 cents, and Il fine
line for cents a cake. at Ordway's.
Saturday evening March llth, in Beth
any Baptist church, Mrs. Custer, widow
of the famous General Custer will adj
dress the Woman's Club and invited
guests.
Mrs. G. a. Lane of Lynn, Mass, who
was called to Skowhegan some weeks
since by the serious illness and subse-
quent death of her father. John MeCril-
lis, returned to her home Saturday last.
Mr.. II. G. Robinson of Portland is in
town for Il few days. Mr.. Robinson
wishes to sell part or whole of the
farm formerly occupied by \. +. Adams
deceased. He will show parties interest
ed good bargain.
Wednesday of this week is the first
day since the blocking storms of Feb,
18th, that any teams from surrounding
towns have been able to bring in or take
away any freight from the railroad
station in this place.
The Milburn Club are thinking quite
seriously of giving dramatic entertain
ment in Coburn Hall in the early spring.
and 1T a recent meeting of the Club Il
committee of three was chosen to make
arrangements if they deem ii advisable.
Rev. &. W. Hinekley of Good viii
Farm will conduct the service mt the
First Baptist church Friday evening.
Mr.. Hinckley is an earnest Christian
worker who never fails to interest and
help those who listen to him. \ cordial
invitation is extended to all
/. Trial Justice Priest on Tuesday on
complaint of Supt of Schools Butler
gave Il hearing on the case Of Albert
Pomroy on the charge of truaney and
sentenced the boy to the Reform School.
j. II. Mitchell took the boy to the Re
form School, Wednesday. Another boy
WAS brought before Justice Priest on the
same charge but at the earnest solicita-
ton of his parents was released on pro
baton. This will be a lesson to boys in
town who are likely to become Migrants
by staying away from school and keep
ing on the streets
In 1890 col. j. y. Green secured
divorce in Somerset Court. but Mrs.
Green some weeks later alleged that Size
had Just heard OF the proceedings. and
has troubled the colonel by claiming the
divorce illegal. aud now it i reported
from Bangor that he has decided to set
tie the dispute by petitinnng the Court
To reopen the ease. pom this petition
the Court has ordered personal service
upon Mrs. Green. returnablc Al the
March term of Cont here. 1t is said
Mrs. Green will be present and take part