The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-22
TOWN and VICINITY

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MAS in town yesterday.
Two quart Fountain Sylipges So cents,
At Patterns Drug Store.
Frank and Fred Palmer are visiting
friends and relatives in town.
B. 7. Webb of Menominie, Mich, ar
rived in Skowhegan, last week, for a
visit.
The present output of the Bloomfield
Shoe Co, is over 1000 pairs of shoes
daily.
Mr.. Il. i. Mitchell, accompanied by
his sister-in-law, Miss Cass, went to Bos-
ton, by Tuesdays train.
Il. +. Wilson, route agent of the
American Express Co, is again ON the
Skowhegan-Waterville run.
Railroad Commissioner Danfolth was
in town Tuesday, on his way up river ON
business other than official.
1t is said that Curtis millinery goods
are so attractive that it brings him trade
from every town in the county.
Parmeuas Eucampment, at recent
meeting voted to defer their proposed
celebration until after the holidays.
r. w. Brown while in the country
Tuesday, stepped upon an icy place, and
was thrown, receiving a severe wrench.
G. A. and {. NJ. Philips of Fairfield
were in town yesterday, en- route to look
after their winters lumber operations
ul-river.
Those velvet molasses kisses Delano
makes are more popular than ever this
season. Nothing quite as nice and
wholesome ever made into candy, it is
said.
December I. of Supreme Court for
Somerset County conyenes at the Court
House, Tuesday, the 18Th day of the
coming month. Judge \. p. Wiswell will
preside.
n. W. Brainerd Esq, of Skowhegan,
has been reapponted trial justice for
Somerset county aud a. Simmons. Esq,
of North Arson, justice of the peace
and quorum for the State.
5. A. Dinsmore of Bingham, and Mrs.
Sumner Snow aud child of Skowhegan,
are reported in the Bryson City Times,
N. c., among the arrivals there. Mrs
SHOWS sister, Mrs. Smell is with her.
Rev. c. Y. Hanson occupies the pulpit
of the First Baptist church, of Augusta,
sunday next, upon the occasion of the
opening of the house of Worship of thai
society which has been undergoing quite
extensive repairs.
McQuillan 4 Goodwin have completed
the new ease and boxes for the Probate
Office, and the new system of filing the
papers in that Office has been inaugural
ed. The new is a decided Improvement
over the OH order of things.
Further hearing on the cases, Morri-
son in equity v. Page AMI others, and
Alma Z. c. Walton rs. l.. l.. Morrison
comes of at the Court House, to-day,
before Judge W. L. Whitehouse and
Clerk of Courts n. W. Branerd, ref
erees.
Mr. F. w. kimball, Union Square,
New York, has Just issued a twenty
page Pamphlet which he will send free
to any reader. 1t tells what Rhcuma-
tism really is, the cause of the pain at
tending it, and how to obtain "A lasting
aud inexpensive cure
w. F. Bowen has offered prizes to
passengers on the electric road. The
cars contain bottle of beans, aud
passenger buying goods to any amount
from merchants having cards in the
car, are allowed one guess, said mer-
chant registering it. Prizes are first,
$500 worth of tickets; second, 81 90
worth; third, six tickets; fourth, three
tickets.
Hon. Seth l., Miliken arrived here
Tuesday evening, and left for home on
the morning train. He was guest at
Hotel Coburn, while in town. He came
merely to make brief call upon friends
here and rejoice with them over
the great Republican victory of the year.
He is in excellent health and fully equip
ped for the second and last session of
the Democratic congress that meets
Monday, December 3d. and that bids fair
to be the last one of that political com
plexion for many years to come. We
can bid good by to this congress, March
lth, next, without tears.
Levi C. Emery, Esq, of the board of
selectmen. received letter recently
from Mrs. Taylor, principal of the Port
land school for the Deaf, stating that
she has had information to the effect
that there is deaf and dumb boy in
this town about 10 years old who ought
to be sent to that school. Mr. Emery is
not aware of any such boy in town but If
there is he would like to be informed of
the fact. The State pays 5000 per year
for each pupil in the Portland school,
and parents of deaf and dumb or blind
children should confer with the select
men 10 regard to the matter.