The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-01-23
TOWN and VICINITY.

DR.. w. NJ. Pulsifer of Waterville was
in town Tuesday.
q. r. Bachelor returned Monday from
trip to Washington, ID. {.
We need at the REPORTER office a few
cords of dry wood on account.
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude Webb
are visiting in Portland for week.
Dry goods will be sold cheap at w. H.
wides' sale, you can depend upon it.
Hon. s. J. Walton made professional
trip TO Lewiston and Auburn, Tuesday.
Look at the line of all wool business
suits for So in Chas. f. Wards window.
Miss Bertha Currier left home Tues
day morning for visit to relatives in
Portland.
G. w. Cover, Esq, of the law firm
Merrill & Cover, WAS in Augusta Tues
day, on professional business.
Ladies will find at Colby's colored
French plates showing handsome de-
signs for fancy costumes.
c. j. Bailey. the popular manager of
the Kelley Institute at No. Conway, N.
H., passed Sunday in town with friends.
Hon. S. j. Walton was at Auburn
Tuesday to attend the opening of the
Supreme Court for Androscoggin county.
Leave orders for masks of any dis
crption with l.. G. Salisbury before
Tuesday and you will obtain Just what
YOU want.
The Ladies Relief Corps, connected
with Russell Post will give dinner at
g. a. X. Hall, Thursday the Both instant,
at Il o'clock, M. Price, % cts.
Mr.. John +. Gray, of the senior class
at the Maine Medical College, Bruins
wick, has been appointed an assistant to
Dr. Weeks in operative surgery. one of
the chief class honors.
W. B. Savage has increased his storing
capacity for ice this season, last year his
large sales finding him short at the end
of the season. He has put up some nice
ice for the hot weather ahead.
Reserved gallery tickets for the leap
year masquerade ball will be on sale at
W. II. Wildes' store Saturday morning
next at 8 IA. IN. Lower floor tickets
should be obtained of the committee.
Skowhegan is entertaining a large
sumber of prominent horsemen today
from all over New England, called to
town by the auction sale of stock at the
Fairview Farm of NJ. 7. Pooler & Son.
Have YOU tried the tomato sausages-
lunch that in the cities has jumped
into popular favor. Fairgrieves' restau
rant has the inside track in this place
and they are serving them steaming hot
TO a large number of patrons daily.
The weather forecasts promise a
heavy snow storm today and tonight.
1t don't look much like it as we go to
press but we hope for the best. Bare
ground the twenty-third day of January
is a serious Inconvenience to all kinds of
business.
DR.. Forrest l.. Adams of Southport,
Maine, has established himself in the
practice of his profession in this town,
and occupies the the office in Griffin and
Wentworth's building formerly occupied |
by DR.. J. F. X. Biron. His card appears |
in our advertising columns this week
The Milburn Club have decided to pro- |
duce drama in Coburn Hall the latter |
part of February, and with this end in
view have engaged the services of the
eminent actor Phineas Leach of Boston, |
to conduct and stage the play, drifr1
those who are to participate, AS we'll as
To take II prominent part himself, to the
end that what ever piece may be selected |
shall be produced in highly creditable
manner.