The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-03-26
is for Tufts Glee Club concert

Tickets for Tufts Glee Club concert
only SOC.
Mr.. j. II. futile of Athens was in
town Monday.
A. F. Dyer is in Boston this week
purchasing dry goods.
a big line of new shirt waists and
wrappers at Stewards.
Mark Sawyer aud wife are visiting
friends in Bangor, this week.
Opening at Brookings & Priest Friday
and Saturday, March, u and IS.
W. II. Wildes' wants a bright smart
boy to learn the dry goods business.
Forrest Goodwin has removed his law
office to Ordway's block, up one flight.
Miss Eola Bray has a new bicycle
and like her first, it is Columbia, and
an exceedingly pretty wheel.
Miss Myra French was in town this
morning enroute to Lewiston, on visit
to her nece, Mrs. w. II. Bartlett
Tickets for Tufts Glee Club Concert
for sale at NJ. b. Heseltons, commence
ing Saturday morning March Is at 9
o'clock.
Frank futile of this place, has Sc
cured position as clerk at the st.
Julian hotel, Portland and entered upon
his duties.
Col. w. g. Morrill, of Pittsfeld. thus
early announces a race in Fairfield trot-
ting park, August II, and at Union park
Pittstield, Aug. IA.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. w. Baker who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Thompson returned to Bingham,
Wednesday afternoon.
The topic of the Y. p. S. i. of the
Universaist society, Sunday evening,
March 20, is decision" references are
| James 1921; James IS.
The members of the Universalist So
ciety are to entertain, at their homes,
the members of the Tufts Glee, Mando-
lin and Guitar clubs during their stay
in Skowhegan.
Mrs. A. A. Lane, of Lowell, Mass,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Ames the past few weeks, re-
turned to WaterVille on Thursday last to
visit friends in that place.
Did you read our great bicycle offer
for new ubscribers-Think of it-a
500 bicycle for 100 new advance paying
subscribers; one dollar for each subscri-
Der.
The high and first grammar schools
close this week. All the schools of
the village reopen april 18th, thus CIV
ing a vacation of two weeks to the high
and first grammar and three weeks to
the others.
Morrison has several good farms for
sale aud five or six good houses with
stables in village-good bargains.
Small pieces of land near by, also houses
to rent, work shops and storage. Send
or call in with record of your farm or
house for sale 1t costs you nothing
unless he finds a customer.
F. II. Preble and Forrest Colby of
Bingham were in town Tuesday enroute
to Augusta and Gardiner to attend a
meeting of the directors of the Kenne-
bee River log driving company. They
have under consideration an offer for
driving the logs in the Kennebec this
year, as they have several years hereto
fore.
A livery team belonging to Chas.
Farbrother was overturned on North
Ave, Monday afternoon, the occupants
'spilled' and the horse came down that
avenue and up Water Street at quite a
lively clip with sleigh attached. AS he
went over the railroad crossing young
John Dore grabbed for the sleigh, sue
ceeded in getting in, and then by climb
ing out from the dasher to the thill
secured the reins, stopping the animal
before any damage had been sustained.
1t was a commendable deed, but one
hard to perform.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Burton Smith
of Portland, came to town Monday even
ing, aud left here Tuesday morning with
a prisoner, Lloyd Frost of Harmony,
charged with selling liquor without the
government license. Frost was taken
to Augusta, appeared before Bail Com
missioner Choate, pleaded guilty and
was put under $500 bonds to await the
action of the grand Jury at the United
States district court, which will con-
vene at Portland in April Failing
to procure the necessary sureties, Frost
was taken to Jail in Portland, by Deputy
Smith.