The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Full line OF lauleS misses ana chllurenS
cloaks at ordways.
W. j. Knowlton, ESQ., of Portland
vas in town yesterday.
Gents scarlet all wool underwear at 81
cts piece at 0rdway's.
Miss Fannie Pearson of Augusta i,
nassipg the week in town.
The 30, 373 and 40 cent dress goods are
oong fast at White & Wildes'.
Mr.. L. W. Marble and family are visit.
inr friends in Massachusetts,.
Get the auction prices on dress goods,
hannels and wooens at Studley's.
Don't fail to see the different styles in
plnsh garments at White ( Wldes.'
Leave your orders for fancy work, en-
brodery, or painting at King 4 Wards.
Dry goods stores will be open We'd
uesday and Saturday evenings hereafter.
The C. C. c. C. meets with Miss Lille
White on Friday afternoon of this week.
Mr.. Geo. c. Miller of Bingham is eX-
pecting a carload of corn from the west
soon.
Miss Lottie +. Hollis of Westboro,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ida NJ. Eames of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Curtis are in N. Y.
city this week selecting novelties in mil
linery
If YOU wish to see the best line of
goods in Northern Somerset 90 to A. S.
Burke.
Rev. Mr.. Harwood left home for Bel
fast Yesterday afternoon, to be gone a
few days.
]. A. Dealy and wife are passing the
week in Boston Business and pleasure
combined.
Mr.. L. X. Delano and wife are in at
tendance on the Franklin County Fair at
Pennington this week.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Boston Symphony Orchestral
Club in another column.
c. A. Ross has the contract to cover
the new shed being put up by the Fiber
tie Co. with roofing iron.
Menander bennett of Lewiston, the
reader and humurst, will accept limited
number of engagements this season.
Chas. +. Jones and family have re-
turned from two weeks trip to New
York, on the Hudson, and Saratoga.
Griffin & Wentworth offer a farm for
sale, situated in Fairfield, or will ex-
change for desirable village property.
The Maine Central railroad company is
laying a sewer from the new passenger
station to the new sewer on Water street
Rev. C. V. Hanson and wife and Miss
Lizzie Miller are attending the Baptist
Annual State Convention, at Lewiston
this week.
Mr.. l.. G. Savage departed on the train
Tuesday for his home in Newport, II. l..
accompanied by his sister, Mrs Fred
Pooler.
Wilder Colby left home last week for
Ithica, N. Y, where he intends to spend
a year in the postgraduate course in Cor
nell University.
The weave and card rooms of the Co
burn Wooden mills are to suspend opera
tons for brief time in order to even up
the work about the mills.
The transfers of real estate week be
fore last, Geo. W. Narney to Albert p
Horn was enormously published Geo. w.
Varney to Robert P. Ham.
The Wheelmen's ball will come oil at
Watervile on Wednesday evening of
next week, Oct. 10th, rain or shine. and
the meet at Fairfield the following Thurs
day weather permitting.
oyster and pastry supper by the ladies'
of the Unversalst society from 80 to
: 80 Saturday eve, October 9Th, at q. a.
r. hall, sociabe in the evening. All are
invited.
H. d. Patterson was one of Sk0whe-
CANS lucky grocers that had large
stock of flour on hand at the time of the
recent rise, having just put in over two
hundred barrels,
Several Skowhegan young men, among
them being Chas. Barnard, departed on
Monday last to look for work as cutters
in the shoe shops of New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
The Skowhegan Tippecanoe club held a
Meeting in Republican Headquarters,
Saturday afternoon, and will hold an adj
journed meeting there next Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
There was quite a large delegation
from Norridgewock in attendance at the
Congregationalist church last Sabbath,
Including Misses Rebecca and Sarah
Clark, Miss Hattie Boardman, and Miss
Emily Danforth.
Atkinson Comedy Co. appeared at CO.
burn Hall on MondUy evening last, to
about one hundred dollar house, in
"Peck's Bad Boy" Age has not i'm
proved the piece to any extent, although
this company haYe introduced several
nuSico1 footurns
Mr.. II. A. Keene has finished his can
yass for Mrs. Livermore' able and enter
tanning story of the war, and has delivered
the copies sold to the subscribers Mr.
hecne was formerly a resident OF SHOW
hogan and met many frisnds here with
whom he was acquainted in years past.
Our advertising columns contain the
announcement that the Skowhegan
House and Stables, together with the
furnishing fixtures and land belonging to
the same are in the market, Mr. wash
burn, having fully decided to locate on
the Pacific coast. TO parties knowing
to the property little need be said, but 10
any others contemplating the hotel ousl-
ness, we would venture that this is one of
The most desirable, from business point
of view, in Maine to-day, as the busi-
ness of the past few years will give ample
testimony. In addition TO the above are
to be sold many valuable horses ana
their stage lines. Read the advertisement
and investigate.
notwithstanding Saturday afternoon
last gave us the last ball game of the sea-
son, and the first we had had for several
weeks, the cool weather did not justify "A
large attendance. The contest was be
tween the Colby team as made up ior
l'Ss-s9, and the champions. The lat'er