The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-02-07
Special Bargain Sale at NJ. b. Hesel-

Special Bargain Sale at NJ. b. Hesel
tons this week.
DIR. VIM. Pulsifer of Waterville, was
in town over Friday night,
Expert Corset Filter at NJ. B. Hesel-
tons every day this week.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, is on pro-
fessional trip to Portland to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. c. Griffin left home
this morning for Boston, for a week.
Remember the closing sale of boots,
shoes and ruhbers for this week at A.
X. Jacks.
Edward Glidhil of Providence Il. |.
was in town several days last week,
returning Saturday.
Rev. w. O. Mann commenced his four
months pastorate at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
The Ladies' Circle of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. T. O. Moses,
1l2 Water st. Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 6.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, agent of the Maine
Bible Society, is in town, and on Sun
day presented the work of the society
to churches in town.
Arlie Shaw, formerly assistant with
j. II. Hutchins, has purchased the shop
over the post-otlice of Mr.. Morgan.
Arlie is Il fine fellow, a good barber
and will secure his part of the trade.
Walter +. Robbins, returned home last
week from a second course at Bucklins'
school of Optics, New York city, from
which institution he graduated in 1888.
TINS second advanced course places him
in the front rank as an optieian.
Friday last, February LIST, the Somer-
set Argus again changed hands and at
present is the property of the publishers
of this paper. The publication will be
continued at the old stand, the "Clarion
Building, opposite Hotel Coburn.
Mr.. l.. c. Emery, chairman of our
board of selectmen, visited Augusta, to-
day for the purpose of again placing in
the insane asylum Cllas. Leavitt, who
WAS taken from there some months since,
aud has been an inmate of the Town
farm.
The original company from Bowdon
Square Theatre, Boston, will appear at
Coburn Hail. Saturday night next, in
GLANDS Across the Sea-" They play,
Bangor, Portland, Augusta, Lewiston
and Skowhegan. Best seats are but so
cents.
The picture of DR.. George L. White
of Sandwich, Mass. appears among
representative law makers of Massa-
chusetts in the Boston journal of Sun
day last. He is native of Skowhegan,
well known by many of our citizens.
Besides being man of influence in the
House of Representatives at Boston, he
also has the advantage of being one
of the best looking men in that body.
The exercise, entitled "'The Good of
1t, given by the c. i. society at High
ST. church, Sunday evening, was very
interesting and instructive. The sever
al parts were well presented, those by
the children being particularly pleas
ing. A large and appreciatiye audience
was in attendance and a generous offer
ing was made for the school for colored
people at Ffanklinton. North Carolina.
Any of our citizens who can furnish
rooms either for members of the Grand
Army or the Womens Relief Corps,
will confer favor upon the committee
on entertainment by leaving their names
and the number of rooms they can pro-
vide, with Gen. Isaac Dyer, Geo. b.
Stafford or Dir. S, A. Patten or to Mrs.
| Belle Small, President of Russell Relief
Corps. A good number have already
| signified their desire to aid in the enter
tainmcnt of the large number of visitors
to be here the 18th and 18th instant,
but the required number of rooms have
not yet been secured. The hotels will
! be filled first and then outside rooms
will be utilized