The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-12-27
TOWN and VICINITY
Read Judkins' new ad.

heHu buuhlns HcN hu'
S. A. Dinsmore Esq, of Bingham, was
in town Saturday.
W. II. Hanson Esq. is at home from
Jackman, this week.
George Brown WAS in Clinton, last
week visiting relatives there.
Look for Gardner q Barnard's ad this
week, it will surely interest you.
Mrs. l.. c. Moore of Bangor, and
children, are in town for few days.
Guy Pencil of Harmony, was in town
last week. and made the REPORTER a
call
The guests and boarders of the Hesel-
ton have Christmas tree at the hotel
tomorrow evening.
Presiding Elder I.apham arrived in
town Thursday evening, returning home
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. W. Webher is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Williams, this week.
Mrs. Hovey of Pittsfield, wife of
County Attorney Hovey, was in town
Thursday and Friday of last week,
Miss Hattie Marble went to Bangor,
Friday morning, to spend Christmas
with her friend, Miss Rena Fellows.
Conductor Dodge of Waterville made
! -;+I
day and came here on the IL \. NJ. train.
We understand fine concert is being
arranged TO be given the third week in
Jany.. for the benefit of Good Will
Homes.
How can Gardner " Barnard sell
J goods so cheap: Because they sell for
cash, no books to keep. no bad bills to
lose.
The Whist Club will have its banquet
, at Hotel Ileselton Thursday evening of
this week at 7. NJ. to be followed by
whist.
f, /. Ames, Principal of Bingham
High school, is spending the Holiday
vacation at his home here. The vacation
extends until January 2d
Charles Drew of Haverhill, Mass, ar
rived in town Thursday evening, with
the remains of Fred Williams, former
resident of this town, who died of con
sumption.
Np of ,Nhn MT
to know what is going ON in town should
be without the SOMERSET REPORTER. 1t
only costs the insignificant sum of !
cents "A week.
J Mr. John Tomlinson of Brighton, kill.
ed two pigs the day which were ten
months old and their weight was 3iG and
$50 lbs. They came pretty near being
hogs at that weight.
} Mrs. c. +. Fitzgerald who had, viii
} her three little girls, been visiting hel
} parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Weymouth
for several weeks past, returned to hel
home at Island Pond, VT, Friday.
, The County Commissioners began al
} adjourned session at the Court House
this morning and will be here most OF
the time until the beginning of the new
year, closing up the business of 1894.
Hiram Richardson a worthy and high
ly respected citizen of Skowhegan, dice
at his home insthe eastern part of TIL,
town Sunday last, after "A sickness o.
about three months, aged 81 years anC
3 months.
No citizen of any Somerset town who
wants to know what is going on in til,
county should attempt to get along
without the SOMERSET REPORTER
Send name and we will send sampl,
copy each week, for four weeks, free.
Curtis big sale begins Christina,
morning. We offer you your choice o
all felt hats and bouuets for 80 cts.
many of which are worth S1.50. Ee
CANT silk velvets $l.OO per yard No. !
to lG all silk ribbons only cts per yard
Trimmed hats for about half price Sal,
: lasts until Jan. lst,
Russell Post &. A. X. is to be con
graduated upon having secured tn,
Musical Arts club, for their annua
benefit entertainment, the date of which
is set for Monday evening, Jan. !, ant
will occur in Coburn Hall. The musca
organization comes highly recommended
and rich treat is expected.
At the last regular meeting of the A
o. L. w. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term; w. II
Norton, Master Workman; Horac,
Weston, Foreman; G. +. Vease, Over
seer; W. A. Bailey, Recorder; c. II
Playse, Fiuancier; VIM. Lord. Receiver
II. l.. Copp, Guide; c. w. Reed, |. w.
b. 5. Flagg, o. W; Frank Pratt, Repre-
sentative to the Grand lodge; +. +
Danforth, Alternate.
The people in town who have received
the first number of the High school
paper, "lhe Lever are delighted with
it. The editors are receiving compli-
ments upon the contents, the business
management upon its financial success
and the patrons upon their support of SO
worthy an object. Even the printers
come in for measure of praise for the
artistic manner in which the mechanical