The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-01

hight.
j. W. Walker the piano tuner, is in
town this week
Rev. +. II. Morgan is in Boston and
vicinity, this week.
Vermont white comb honey only -
cts. at patterson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Taylor returned
Tuesday, from Il visit to Massachusetts,.
Sorosis white cherries only Is cts;
fine fruit in granulated sugar at Pat
terson's.
The town reports will be ready for
dis ribution at the Selectmen's office,
Saturday morning.
The next meeting of the Soross will
be with Miss Gertrude Weston, Wednes-
day afternoon, March I.
The monthly meeting of the Milburn
Club was adjourned from Monday night
last, to next Monday evening.
The Court of County Commissioners
for the March term eonvenes at the
Court House, Tuesday next, March 9th.
Mrs. Geo. West of Waterville, was in
town Tuesday, returning in the alter
noon, accompanied by her father. j. +.
Blunt.
The London Gaiety Buresque Co. will
play at Coburn Hall next Saturday oven
ing, March 3. Tickets are %, % and 80
cts. at Arnod's.
A. b. Cole Esq, chairman of the
board of selectmen of Smthed was in
town last week looking after the print
ing of the annual town report.
Mrs. Fairbanks of Augusta and Mrs.
Wentworth of Hartford, Conn, are
among the numbers who are at the Ami
drosis Sanitarium for treatment.
c. j. Bailey, representative of the
Maine leeley Institute. is passing the
week mt his home, having Just returned
from two weeks trip to Aroostook
county.
The pastor of the High Street church
will give a course of Sunday evening lee
lures. beginning March 18th at 100.
The subject for the first one will be
Moses" All are cordially invited to
attend these lectures.
NJ. F. Stevens, the popular proprietor
of tbs Skowhegan- Norridgewock stage
line, has leased the Sawyer House, So.
Norridgewock, and re-opencd it to the
public. That Marsh will run a house
sure tie be popular with the travelling
public goes without saying.
Mr.. John y. Webber, Mr.. F. b. Web
Der, and A. K. Yates of Waterville, ac-
companed by their wives, We're among
those in attendance upon Adonis Mon
day. evening, coming by regular train
and returning in the morning. They
were guests at Hotel Heselton.
w. X. Clifford exhibited to the RE-
PORTER this week two oranges which
he received from Mr.. Benjamin Adams
of Mayfield. Mr.. Adams has room in
his house in which he keeps many rare
plants and an orange tree upon which
he raises small oranges. A rare thing
in this latitude.
G. n. Harlow and G. NJ. Davis of Bos-
ton were at the Skowhcgan House, yes
terday, looking for horses for the Boston
market. Ihey purchased one each of
Geo. Foster, Canaan; ID. NJ. Bunker
Mercer; Homer Jones of this place
Late in the afternoon they drove to
Harmony returning this morning, and
bought DR.. Franklin colt of G. II.
Rhodes for which they paid $4,000
W. w. Russell of Scion, deputy for
Somerset County, informs us that w. w.
Stetson lecturer of the STATE Grange,
Patrons of IIusbandrv will lecture BE-
fore oranges in this County AS follows:
Bingham, Tuesday afternoon the 18th
inst; Athens, Wednesday afternoon the
lith inst; Skowhegan, Wednesday eve
ming Madison bridge Thursday after
noon the 18th; Norridgewock, Thursday
evening; Fairfield Center, Friday after
noon the 10th inst. The meeting at
Madison will be public.
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