The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-01-10

in town Saturday.
Hon. F. w. Hovey and Mrs. Hovey
were in town Friday.
ID. G. Bean, Esq, of Wilton, was in
town on business Friday.
Mrs. w. f. Palmer returned to Provi-
dence, Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Hon. +. F. Webb was in town on pro-
fessional business, Thursday.
The County Commissioners are in ses-
sion at the Court House to-day.
M. L. Pooler & Son shipped three nice
horses to Boston, this morning.
See advertisement of Dan Daley. at
| Opera House, tomorrow evening.
Edward Gledhill of Providence, II. L.,
was in town for IA few days last week,
returning Saturday.
G. f. Ii. Paul of 1oston. and his son
were here Thursday, 20 attend the fune-
raj of Mrs. Malbon
+. w. Marble, of the firm Baker &
Marble is III Boston on a business trip in
/ the interest of his firm.
! M,s. Ann Jacobs who has been visit
! ing in Portland and Boston, for few
weeks has returned home.
Hon. Turner Boswell made a business
| trip to Boston, Thursday, returning to
his home in Scion, Saturday.
Miss Pauline Snow of Brunswick,
visited in Skowhegan, few days last
week, returning home Saturday.
Hon. c. A. Marston left Augusta, Fri
day for Boston, returning to Portland,
Saturday evening, and to Augusta, Mon
day.
The First Baptist church, will hold
meetings every evening this week, eX-
cept Monday and Saturday, commencing
at 7.l5.
Low cash prices tell aud Gardner Il
these prices to the consumers of boots
and shoes.
The Blue Store clothing establishment
advertise in their new adj. to-day, the
greatest cut yet in clothing. You
should read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. las. H. Lord started
Tuesday morning, (Jan. lst.) for North
Carolina, where they will remain until
the cold weather is over
Miss Annie Barbeau, who has been
passing her school vacation at her home
here, returned to her duties as teacher
in Nanceboro, Saturday.
Hon. O. ID. Baker arrived in town
Saturday evening, being engaged as
as counsel for the defense, in the case,
State VS.. VI. II. Ileselton.
There will be religious services in the
High st. church, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week AT
7.30. All will be welcome.
&. b. Haskell of the Ptlsfield Adyer-
tiser was in town, Friday. He was call.
ed here as town clerk to be witness in
a pittsfeld case on trial Friday aud
Saturday.
We are pleased to chronicle that tho
condition Of Mrs. Martin Smith is much
more favorable at this writing, SO lnucl
so that Mr.. II. q. Smith has returaed &c
his home in FoXboro.
Our representative to the legislature
W. IL. Wildes went to Augusta, Tuesday
aud qualified, remaining until Thursday
He returns Tomorrow to enter upon The
active duties of the session.
Capt. j. l.. Merrick a. a. G. Depart.
ment of Maine &. a. r., installed til,
officers of the Grand Army Post, al
Athens, Friday afternoon and those oil
Russell Post, here, Friday evening.
f. |. Estes started horses for The
woods this morning, to haul pine off the
yards for Clark q Page, in an operation
on the other side of the Boundary line and
will send more in Il few days, as soon
as novels can be built to accommodate
them.
Study our ad. You will surely buy
when you see the goods that we sell at
these prices, and at once be convinced
that you are saving money by trading at
No. !, Madison Ave. Gardner & Barnard
An Electric car jumped the track
about 8 o'clock Sunday evening, on the
way to Norrdgewock. When il left the
track it Slowed around, the front end
taking to the ditch, and rolling over on
its side off the track smashing the glass
and the side of the car quite badly. Mr..
+. A. Cass, the motto! man. was bruised
considerably but no bones were broken
and his injuries do not appear to be scri-
Gus. But two passengers were in the
ear at the time, Walter Pierce of this
town and Frank Ingalls, of Norridge-
wock They were thrown against the
side of the car violently and were con-
siderably shaken up and bruised and
their heads cut somewhat, with the glass
of the smashed windows. The cause of
the accident is mystery rs it happened
on level ground and the speed was moder-
ate.
Resolutions of Respect.