The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-04-19
TOWN and VICINITY.
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1885,

Soda at Patterns.
Laces and Ribbons at Overs.
a. +. Gerald of Fairfield is IN town to-
day.
Geo. Washburn lost fine colt on
Saturday, sired by Mahlon.
Miss Eolia Bray spent Sunday with
her sister, Miss Alice. at Watervile.
The invitation hop ut the Heselton is
postponed one week, to Tuesday of next
week
Miss Mary Garland spent Sunday in
Waterylle. the guest of Mrs. Charles
Gilman.
Mr.. Fred Y Barker. of Athens is
visiting friends in Portland and Boston
for a few weeks.
The opportunity of the season to get
an outside garment at w. II. Wildes'
Wednesday next.
The Annual meeting of Skowhegan
Savings bank occurs Monday May It'll,
at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
Skowhesan Creamery made 1906 lbs.
of butter in the month of March. The
business is growing.
The street commissioner has been doing
some good work on our business streets
the past few days.
DR.. William Me Laughlin of Harmony
has moved to Maiden. Mass. where he
will practice his profession.
You can buy hair goods at Colby s
every day in the week, Sundays except
ed, also leave orders for hair work.
Ladies' free soda water day next Fri
day, at Geo Cushing's, and gentlemen 5
day, Saturday. All cordially invited.
Edward, son of the late John Russell,
is in a banking house in Chicago and not
! in "baking house" as Inadvertently
stated last week
The same firms garments represented
at our store "Wednesday. with which the
ladies We're so delighted last Fall W.
II. Wildes'
Christian Endeavor Cottage at Good
Will Farm is under contract, to be built
within few months. Work is already
well along on the cellar.
All new goods, quality and workman
ship the best. 1t you want to save dol
lars, don't forget the bargain house,
New England Clothing Co.
John O. laines is to ship six more
horses to the Portland market Tuesday,
among the number being his recent
purchase of NJ. T. Pooler x Son, the
stallion More-So by Also.
field has been very sick for number of
days, and it i feared she will not re-
cover. Mrs. Head is daughter of
"Uncle," Aaron Parker of this village.
The jury at Washington in the breach
of promise suit Pollard VS.. Breckenridge
on Saturday brought in a verdict of
1000 damages in favor of the plain
tiff, after being out but about one hour,
Breckenridge gave notice of motion for
a new trial.
Arrangements are being perfected for
the appearance of the finest concert
company in May that has visited our
town in long time. If the local man
agement are fortunate to secure this
company for date our people are to be
congratulated.
Charles Dean. of Madison, died this
morning He was veteran in the late
war, a member of Russell Post, &. A. II.
and WAS well known in our town. The
funeral will take place on Wednesday
forenoon at ten O'Clock at the home Of
his son T.. NJ. Dean, in Cornville.
At a meeting of the school board held
Saturday afternoon last, \. i. Irving
the present principal of Somerset Acad-
| envy No. Arson, was elected to the
superintendency of the Skowhegan
schools. to succeed the present efficient
superintendent, 4. H. Butler. Mr..
Irving is graduate of Bates College,
and comes highly recommended He
will enter upon his duties in June next.
A member of Skowhegan Kelley
League informs us that citizens, only.
have giventhat organization the benefit
of becoming honorary members by send
ing in their names and the small mem
bership fee of one dollar The League
is doing Il good work Three men, uIl-
able now to bear the full expense of
taking course at Il Kelley institute,
have been helped financially and others
will be. The League appreciates the
practical expression of interest that
comes by citizens becoming honorary
members.