The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-09-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
N IN Ordway's for shawls.

ways.
Call and see Arnold's ladies jersey un
dervests.
Mr.. C. A. Colemen of Bingham WAS il
town yesterday.
Mrs. L W. Creation of Starks was ii
town Friday last.
J. II. Frame of The Forks hotel is In
town this week.
Bargains in shawls and other articles
of mdse at Arnold's.
Mr.. r. d. Dow, OF Athens, left here
for Los Angeles, Monday last.
Mr.. Edgar Barnes and wife are visiting
at Henry Marbles in this village.
Ordway opens this week his full line of
ladies', misses and children's garments.
Full line of whole spices, bell peppers
and onions for pickleing at Geo. d. Ar
nolds. (2w)
Mrs Lizzie Miller and daughter of
Hartford, Ct, are guests of Hotel
Coburn.
Mr.. ]. w. Fogler and wife started yes
terday for their home in Leayenworth,
Kansas.
Read Studleys announcement of the
great closing out sale of the Vickery
stock.
White & Wildes have a line of dress
goods and shawls that would do credit to
any city store.
Mr. F.. W. Marston of Oakland, Cal. :,
who has been visiting relatives here, is at
Boston this week.
Misses Claire L. and Eda X. Smith left
Skowhegan for Leavenworth, Kansas,
Wednesday morning.
The annual convention of the Maine
W. C. T. u, will be held in Bath, Sept.
25th, Goth and 9th.
For nice fresh Holsters 90 to Walter
Perces, as he receives them alive and
boils them himself.
Mr.. A. II. Fletcher left here, Tuesday,
for Holister, Cal, where he will remain
during the coming winter.
fine minstrel troop is to play at
Coburn Hall, the goth inst. for the benefit
of our base ball team.
Miss Dunton has just returned from
the New York openings and has started
in to work with fourteen girls.
Tickets for Boston Symphony Club
VI -. u III. -
Wednesday of next week for Oct. 18th.
ID. +. Judkins can be found at Arnolds,
friends in social or business interview.
The supper that was to have been Civ
en- the 'Post" next Friday, will be post
poned on account of the Fair until Oct
9Th.
See the 80 inch drees flannel at White
x Wldes for 81 l-2 cts, and the double
width cotton and wool dress goods for
10 cts.
Gen. Isaac Dyer and Mr.. J. II. Lord
are at Bangor to-day attending the reun-
ion of their old regiment, the Fifteenth
Maine.
Robinson Bros have leased their new
store next to the bridge to H. A. Trundy,
of Hallowell to be used as fish and fruit
market.
A. j. McCrills and wife have returned
to their home in Holyoke, Mass, after a
visit of few weeks at the paternal home,
Cornville.
large cedar log 20 inches through
was unearthed in front of the Telegraph
office feet below ground in excavating
for the sewer last week,
Mr.. +. L. Tucker and wife, who have
been spending several weeks with friends
in Skowhegan, returned to their home in
Marlboro, Mass, Monday.
The name of Samuel Oak of this town
should be added to the list of citizens
who voted for Harrison in 1910 and will
vote for Harrison in 1888.
Rev. C. V. Hanson is absent for few
weeks on his annual vacation. Rev. Mr..
Holt of the Methodist church, supplies
Bethany church next Sunday afternoon.
We understand that Hon. A. h. Bixby
of Skowhegan, C. A. Harrington Esq, of
Norridgewock, and ID. w. Allen of Fair
field, are candidates for the executive
council for Somerset.
There is talk of new hotel at Pittsheld
to be built by stock company. The
town already has one good hotel, but that
r. not enough 10 satisfy the ambition OF
the ordinary Maine town.
A very attractive game of base ball
will come off at the Fair Grounds, Satur-
day afternoon, under the auspices OF the
Somerset Central Agricultural Society be-
tween the Skowhegan's and Colbys.
Edward Fuller Esq, was admitted 10
practice at Somerset bar yesterday, nav
ing passed very creditable examination
before Judge Libby, Hon. d. ID. Stew
art and S. J. Walton. Esquire Fuller IL
yon please now.
The band and orchestra connected with
among the finest that ever visited Snow
hogan, and furnished rich treat to our
people, but the play was not up to this
same standard.
The Cornville Cattle Show and Fair
will come of at the Town House In that
town, Cornville, on Tuesday, September
25th. If stormy the next fair day. Ad-
joining towns are cordially invited 10
unite In the exhibition.
A series of games have been arranged
between the Skowhegan base ball team
and the Colby's of Colby University the
first of which will come on on these
grounds on Saturday afternoon next
Game called at O'Clock.
Mr.. Davis informs us that the pack OF
corn In the factory here Will be less lhah
% per cent of full crop and al Nor'h
Arson about the same. The pack OF the
Portland Company for the whole STATE
will be about sixty per cent. OF an aver
age year.
All in want of fall and winter garments
will do well to call at the WOODEN mn
where they have some extra good 'raoeS
In ladies' and gents goods including some
nice navy blue for sailor SUITS Also
plaids and plain colorings of every shaue
in remnants and seconds.
The vlckery stock since changing
haaa, - A. - ....~t r,srk down In prices