The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-02-01
Chamber girls wanted at Hotel Hesel-

Chamber girls wanted at Hotel Hesel-
ton.
See the bargains Ordway offers in his
cotton underwear department.
Remember the Vatehyoy family at e..
A. r. Hall, this evening at 80.
See those new fancy check nainsooks,
for / cents, at Ordway's.
Big bargains in ladies' and gents goods
in remnants at the wooden mill.
Dancing school and assembly at Fair
grieves Hall, Friday evening Feb. 3d.
The electric light man has been using
snowshoes, to go about To trim his lamps
lately
White & Wildes have got in an elegant
line of hamburgs, from cent to 81 per
yard.
John A. Dealey is selling best heavy
overcoats at half price to Close, and suits
very cheap.
The annual meeting of the Dead River
Log Driving Company takes place at
Fairfield today.
C. IL. Wilbur has added an electrical dp-
pdratus to his other facilities for extract
ing teeth without pain.
Remember the High school entertain
ment next Friday evening 7 80 o'clock.
Admission 10 and 10 cents.
We have received Duluth, MINI, papers
from Joel Colby, Esq, of Bingham, who
is spending the winter there
The Soross will meet with Miss Mabel
Wentworth, on Wednesday afternoon
next, the Sth inst, at . O'Clock.
We received call, Monday evening.
from Mr. Charles G. Davis, Asst, Ser
geant-at-A Arms, State House, Boston,
Call at King & Wards for Hathaway
underwear and stamped linens. \ few
toboggan caps marked down TO close.
Mr.. A. II. King of Seattle, W. T., and
Mr.. Charles King of Whitehead, brothers
of the late Miss Hattie King, are in town,
The proprietors of the wooden mill at
East Madison are running he mill, work
ing up the stock on hand making blank
cts.
The original Boston Opera Company
will visit Skowhegan, Saturday, Feb. 11th
under the local management of L. G.
Eeselton.
Underwear hosiery, gloves, jackets.
mittens, etc, for ladies', gents and chill |
dren, to be closed out regardless of cost. |
New York Store,
The Steward House in Weston 4 Brai-
nard's mill yard, is to be aban Toned as
dwelling, and fitted up for offices for
Weston & Brainard and others.
Mrs. James Leavitt departed on Tues
day afternoons train for Deer Lodge,
summoned there by the critical
illness of her daughter Mrs. Reed
Mr.. j. w. Walker of Boston, Mass,
piano tuner, will be in Skowhegan the
latter part of February when he will be
prepared to attend to work in his line.
DIR. Sawyer was showed in at Madison
by our recent storm, but fortunately he Is
m expert on snow shoes, and he found
ready use for all his skill in this line be-
fore he reached home.
At meeting of the Skowhegan Ath-
etlc Association, Monday night it was
decided to procure the services of Mr..
George n Hurd of Colby, class of 80,
rs instructor in the gymnasium.
The Colby Quartette, with Philbrook
IF Wateryile, as tenor will furnish the
music for the High School Prize Decla-
nations Friday evening next, given for
the benefit of the School Library.
Correspondents of Daily papers kindly
look after Skowhegan's interests and
seem disposed to give us lively times at
our town meeting month hence, and
also in our courts. They have already
nominated member on the board of
selectmen and say what is going to be
done at the March term.