The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS.
Town meeting Monday next.

run SliCNS0'
Black chantill, lace bouncing 81 % p,
yard at Ordways.
Il. NJ. Jones has sold J. 0. Ilaines
fine bay mare for 5000.
S. d. Arnold has new dress goods
all the spring shades.
w. NJ. Plummer of Lewiston has bee
in town for few days,
New silk, jet and braid, dress trimming
now open at Nickery's.
Rev, MIR. Racklih came to town Nor
day and departed Tuesday.
Prof joys next class in dancing vi
meet on Saturday evening.
Rhoderick the Fairfield runseller escaI
ed from Jail Monday last.
Cloths for ladies' tailor made Jackets ,
very low prices to close, Yickerys.
Fred Addition was up from Winthro
and passed the Sabbath at his old HON,
Quite a large delegation from Skowhc
Slu altSuuVp tilC DddSoi CoHN cHIlou u
dly.
new spring cloth for ladies suiting
opened at Vickery's, at - cts in the ne,
shades.
The Womans Club will meet thi,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Henr
White.
Hosiery of all kinds, spring and sum
mer underwear, white and colored krt
at S. d. Arnold's.
q The new shoe store on Madison stree
is worth visiting. Everything new, N,
shop worn goods.
New styles in ruchings at King
Wards Now is the time to bring il
packages for the Dye House.
If you want a good time be sure and g,
to the May night ball at Fairgrlcves
Hall, next Tuesday eve.
Before purchasing ladies should call Il
at 10, IS, and % cts.
Trimmed school hats for % cents al
Colby's, and a. large number of untrimmcC
ones for % cts. also.
Look for announcement by Posters o
a Poverty ball to be given next weel
Wednesday ut Coburn Hall.
keene Bros. have put in Steam En-
CINE to operate their machinery in the
Morrison x McIellen Building.
r. S. lIillman and Stanley Plummei
went to Bangor to-day, to I'LL vacancies
in the Skowhegan delegation.
If you want pretty lace bed set yol
can find it at S. ID. Arnold's. Also lac,
curtains and shams at low prices.
The Steamer Star of the East II. Full
Ter IIallowcll, Agent has commenced it,
summer champaign. See advertisement
Rev. d. b. Holt, preached his first ser
mon as pastor of the Methodist church
last Sabbath forenoon to a large audience
Mrs. Thos. Lambard will take pleasur,
in attending to the wants of her friends
at the store Of S. d. Arnold, Madison
st.
The Nancy Bates farm in Madison, con
tanning about 1875 acres, will be sold a
once, cheap for cash, Apply to T. d
Saley. (2w.)
DO you know what A. o. L W means
If not 90 next Monday evening, and heal
good music, good speaking and learn al
about it.
a gala evening next Monday for mem
bers A, 0. L. w. Visitors from lodge
at North Arson, Fairfield, and Madison
are expected.
S. II. Hart has an immense stock o
staples and seasonable goods in almos
endless variety in his Shoe Store, No
Madison Street
The ladies of Russell Relief Corps
will give supper to the Post, Friday
May 4th. All of the Post, with their la
dies, are invited.
Mr.. Charles Luce has been at worl
leveling up the Robinson mill, and putin.
in truss preparatory to building a new
wall on the river side.
S. II. Hart has opened an entirely new
stock of boots and shoes in the Plummc
building on Madison street. Give tn,
new Shoe Store trial
ParmenuS Encampment of Skowhegai
are TO visit PittSteld, on WedneSda,
evening next. by invitation of the ScAas
ticook Encampment of that place
Mr. W. g. S. Kecne came to town Mon
day afternoon and returned on the N
train Tuesday afternoon. Mr., Kcene i
as enthusiastic about Skowhegan as ever
Bragg and Varney have recently re
ceived some of the prettiest baby car
riages yet brought to town. Like al
their goods, the price ON these is sure t.
be right.
The ladies say that Miss Lord, the
Colbys miliner, is getting up some yer.
nobby millinery, she is also ready to assis
customers in selecting their hats an,
b0nnets.
Ladies should be interested in A. O. L
W, 1t means protection to them an,
their children. Grand officers at Cobur
Hall next Monday evening. Good music
Elegant addresses.
Grand Officers of Massachusetts Gran
Lodge A, O. L. w. at Coburn Hall Nor
day evening, April Both. Music by Sal
fords unique orchestra. No admission
fee or collection.
At the Univers aist church next SUI
day morning the subject of the sermo
will be Opportunities, adapted particl
larry to young men and young womel
who are cordially invited to be presen
There will be lecture in the evenin
commencing at G O'Clock. Subject, Nv
emma"
The recent item in the REPORTER to I'll
effect that Mr.. j. L Osborne had retire
from the proprietorship of the Quinn
bassett Hotel, Norridgewock, proves
be a mistake. Mr.. Osborne had lease
the house for another year and complet
ly refurnished it. Under his able ma
agement il. will doubtless be well patro
lied
Miss Georgia Murphy, former col
positor of the REPORTER force, and o.
whom we were 10th to part with, W
united in marriage at her new home
Pasadena, CAL, on the 9TH inst. to NJ
II. B. Goodwin, who was also until re
Gently resident of our tow
The wedding was a grand affair, beil
solemnjzed Mt the elevant rasidapca