The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-29

Don't fail TO visit the kcrmls.
A new line of stamped linens arrived
this week at Ordways
The Island schools are having yaca-
tion this week.
Colored brocade yelvets 90 cts. Il yard,
to close at Ordway's.
Rev. Dr. Pepper aud family spend
Thanksgiving in this village
Stamped linens and wash silks are sell.
ing low ut King 4 Wards.
Mr.. G. II. Cunningham Of Augusta wa,
in town for day last week
40 inch actual measurement Is SIX
and wool novelty dress goods 5oc at
S. Dis.
W. NJ. Bailey is at home from the
State College at Orono, on the winter va
cation
Dell Judkins at Arnold's will sell you a
pure wool dress goods 30 inches wide for
10 cents yard.
The Kermis will be given in Co
burn Hall Dec. II, ID and II in connee-
ton with the t'niversalist Fair.
Workmen are engaged in setting thu
poles between this place and Norridge
wock for the electric light wires.
MIR IL. c. Webb of Minneapolis, Mimi.
was in town last week, the guest of his
brother, G. S. Webb
We shall start our extra six page Holt
day REPORTER next week, Look out foi
our holiday advertisements.
A little daughter of Mr. Geo. W. Hes.
cock fell on the frozen ground Saturday
last week, and broke her arm.
Mrs. Whittier at Arnold's will sell you
childrens cotton leggins for &c a pair, al
wool for l2c, and ladies' sizes for &c.
Que of the first things the new firm OF
Emery < Goodrich did was to put in ,
telepho ne for the benefit of customers.
"Uncle Sam" fireman at Arnold's vii
continue in the wooden, four cent cashe-
mere and bandana trade for the present.
The Somerset Steam Dye House is ne
agency, but the work is done in the es-
adjustment Ne. $50 Water st. Skowhe-
gan.
The annual meeting of Russell Relief
Corps, for the election of officers, will be
held Dec. It'll, at two =. NJ. \ full at
tendance is desired.
The members of Skowhegan Lodge \.
o. L. W, and their ladies' will hold u box
sociable at Grand Army Hall, Monday
evening next, Dec. Sd.
The post office in this village will be
closed Thursday, from 70 O'Clock, NJ. I'M
til p. M, and will close for the even
ing at o'clock instead of s.
The Singer Mfg Co. have discontinued
their sewing machine office in this place,
and Mr.. Carter, their former agent, has
closed up the business here.
The Fifth Ave. Theatre Co. commenced
weeks engagement at Coburn Hall last
Monday evening to fair house, nolwith-
standing the uninyiting weather.
The REPORTER is under obligation to
BiXby < Buck for IIarper's Monthly foI
December with the compliments of the
New England News Company. 1t is 9
splendid number.
Mr.. Arch Houston, who for sometime
has been assistant dyer of the Cobur
Wooden mills in this place, has a position
of "boss dyer at one of the mills al
Madison Bridge.
A team horse belonging to H. b, Toziel
of Gardiner, en- route for the numbering
operations of Putnam and Clossom sick
ened and died at the IIeselton House sta
bles Saturday night last.
The latter part of Sunday and through
the evening wore.as much of winter as
pect as one could wish to see, blowing anc
showing. Monday the sleighs were Out
and some of the stages were on runners
but Tuesday wheels were given the pref
erence.
Weston \ Brainard expect to shut
down their lumber mills Saturday next
They have recently received good sized
order for sawdust. The New England
Terra Gotta company, Boston, wants iooC
bales. 1t is so late in the season that
Western 4 Brainard could not fill the
whole order, They furnish 800 bales
Had it been earlier in the season they
could have filled the whole order Will