The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

%eW line ef gloves at ". II. Wide,'.
". could. Esq. i, on a business
-iu to Bangor.
Mr.. A. X. Butler is il Lewiston to-day
sitting the schools in that city.
Big lot of walnut creams for Saturday
lrht sale at Geo. Cushing's.
Mr.. +. ". Allen went to Portland this
morning. to attend the funeral of an
ncle.
Mrs. l.. i. Palmer returned Tuesday
5ight from three months visit in
hieago.
T.. y. Merrill. Esq. went to Farming
on Tuesday to be in attendance upon
ourt at that place.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell LETT by Tuesday
Mornings train to visit her brother in
Gardiner for "A few days.
Or. c. L. Sawyer returned home yes
.erday noon from successful business
| rip to Piscataquis county.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Robinson and their
,on are pending seme days with Miss
| Helen :. Robinson at her home here.
If YOU want Il dress in any of the new
+ .pring shades worth sl.00 yard for 40
Is. go quick and get it at W. IL. Wildes'.
Rev. A. j. Rackliff left by this morn
ng's train for Marlboro, Mass, where
ne has accepted the pastorate of Il
hureh.
Miss Lena, daughter OF JAS X. Frost
entertained 20 of her young mates at her
nome Tuesday afternoon, her birthday
anniversary.
+. 2. Elliott, the humorist, appears
Il Coburn Hall in the High School Lect-
ire Course on Friday evening, and will
1--WE Hazel kirke'
Remember the special meeting of the
Skowhegan Board Of Trade which is
| allied to meet at the Office of Herbert
+ Wentworth Friday evening, at rs
services will be held at the Universe
ist church next Sunday at the usual
hours Preaching 1915, Sunday school
Il II. Evening meeting at : p. NJ,
Rev. &. W. Hinchley. gave an exceed
ngly interesting and tender address to
III overflow lug yestry last evening at the
|'irst Baptist church lie will be pres
MT again this evening. Service begin,
Il 7-15 o'clock, all are welcome.
The latest leak in the pipes Of the
Mater Co, that on Baptist Hill, and
Shch has been troubling them for 4
week past, i now repaired, and we trust
the company may at least get breathe
ng spell before another break appears
Thirty young ladies of the Skowhegan
High school graced the town meeting
Monday afternoon by occupying gallery
Feas during an hour or more, watching
loosely the proceedings. They belong
dlto the class in ciyics and were accom-
panied by Miss IIoyt the assistant.
Mr., I. j. Head of Watervile, general
manager of the kennebcc Mutual Life
assurance Co., was in town Tuesday and
paid in full the $1,000 death claim on the
fe Of the late Geo. W. Halves. Singular
Y Mr.. HAYES was only insured in this
company one week before his illness and
bad paid no assessments.
The deposition of T.. l.. Colin was re-
ently taken before Forrest Goodwin,
So To be used in 4 copyright suit,
bending ia the /. ;. Circuit Court for
he northern district Of \. y, between
he West Publishing Co, of ST. Paul.
lnn., aud the savers cooperative
publishing Co, of Rochester, \. Y.
ir. Coffin has done considerable
mount of editorial work for the latter
ompauN IN connection with their lcga
publications.. and his II -timouA related
hi method OF work.
Nc'sfs. II. {. Nebbcl. T.. : Baker. \.
Iotman. l.. :. Reed and l. :. Cairns.
Members Of the Republican County Com
lttr,. met at Hotel lle~"lton Tuesday
'ternpen aud organized lay choice of f..
earns rs chairman. The Committee
ilk'd over the situation and made plans
"f the campaign OF ls2t. In some
oHHtlee, Republican County Committee,
~ simply 10 call County conventions
nd ior other ornamental purposes, but
Somerset it i otherwise They mr-
o. Ia lN"i Ito be in it, -ur,.
Ii .espon>c to the invitation oi Mr.
lliu- llartt. % large number OF people
''euhied al the Library parlors. Tues
~ 'enlng last. Mrs. ". II Fuller,
II. l.. l.. Morrison, Mr.. \. W. Nilde,.
r.. T. ". Marble, Mr.. :. J. Walton.
=. E.l. Page and Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler
N'i''"3 Vi. llartt in receiving. The
'aiN- erro prcttil9 decorated with cut
DIV and >milaA, and made bright
'il i'ae1 i;fnps. Delicate r"lrcsh-
'i'' WIRE served III the octagon room
lt'h Wa no-i arti-iically arranged.
T.. > J.. Merrill and Mr.. K. b. Shep-
M conducted The guests thithrr and
jhai they We're served. The re-.
l3i"n hours Were from eight till eleven
~ duting thdt time excellent music
i, FINISHED by Kendall orchestra,
'A'h Ra> no>t enjoyable. The oeca-
w throughout was an exceedingly