The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
eee Harris new lad.
, new lot of yarn at Curtis.
,t;,,da Of warn Mt OrdWaV's.

Al kinds OF yarn NJ runway y
to1ies heavy winter vests 35cts
yickcry's.
Prizes for good guessers. See Hart
new lad.
Bargains in night robes and skirts a
Ordway's.
Quite heavy frost last night, the frs
Of the seasonI
summer and fall dress goods at Wick
ery's closing out sale.
Mr. Josiah Chase of this place is anon.
the latest to receive pensions.
Ladies' cotton underwear to be sold a
A ty on a dollar at Viekery's.
+. H. Emery of Gardiner was home foI
short time the past week.
SILK pushes in all shades at only Scots
nrr ward at White & Wildes'.
Which will it be? Harrison or Cleve
land Read Harris new lad"
Hon. W. f. Lunt of Portland was il
attendance upon court here this week.
W. B. Steward went to market yester
day to look out for new goods next week
John w. Fogler, esq, OF Leavenworth
Kansas, arrived in town Tuesday even
ing
Mrs. A. T. Ward of Washington, d. C.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Weld il
this place,
Rev. F. Il. Towers, of Bristol, Ct. was
in town on Monday as the guest of Rev
c. V Hanson.
Best bargain yet, 36 all wool dress
Aannels In all the fall shades, at the
low price of 80 cts.
Messrs. S. J. Walton and Stanley Plum
mer speak at Brighton this evening, and
at Ripley Friday evening
The Seectmen of Skowhegan will be
in session Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, to correct the town list of voters.
Miss Mae Goodwin of Canaan, grad
uate of our High School, is among those
entering Gorham Normal school for the
coming year.
Judge Libby ran quite a number of
men through the naturalization mill We'd
nesday, and there are more to come to-
day and tomorrow.
Fairfield has fixed upon oct, End, Sd
and 4th for its centennial celebration
with a historical address by II. M. Heath,
and cattle show and fair.
Congressman Horr of Michigan will
speak at Pittsteld Saturday evening,
The Harrison Tigers will probably go
over to help swell the Street parade.
Look out for the distant, intirm and
even the Indifferent voter and see that
provision is made to get them to the polls
Monday, and get them there early.
The annual meeting of the w. C. T. t..
will be held the second Tuesday in Sept.
All Supt. of Departments and Committees
are requested to bring in their reports.
Mr.. C. f. Buck of Boston, accompanied
by his wife and young child, arrived by
the noon train of Tuesday for few
DAYS visit to Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Buck.
Rev. d. b. Holt went to Fairfield Sat
urday last, and in the afternoon otllciated
at the funeral of Mrs Eliza Cleveland, an
aged and much respected lady of Fair
fcld.
Ladies white skirts, summer gloves and
hosiery are selling at greatly reduced
prices at King & Wards. Also a very
few parasols and baby bonnets going at
or below cost.
Miss Mary f. Palmer, principal OF
Williamsett Grammar School, Chicopee,
Mass, returned to her work last week,
after spending the summer vacation at
her home in Cornvi lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Plummer, of
Lisbon Falls have been in town the past
week as the guests of Postmaster Estes.
Mr.. Plummer is the agent of the Wor-
jumbo Water Power Co.
L
iston, returned home Thursday Mrs.
Talbot and her two sons, also Mrs. j. f..
Frost have been spending July and Au-
gust at Mr.. S. H. Atwoojs.
J. p Huston, Esq, Miss Esther Hus-
ton, W. C. Achorn and wife, all of Dam
ariscotta, were at the Heselton House on
Monday. They are making an extended
tour by team through this section of the
State
The flag -raising on North street was a
matter worthy of note. The tlag was
raised through the efforts of several en-
terprising residents there who are emit
tied to great credit for their efforts in ia
Vor of the right.
DIR F. E. varney has moved into town
and located on North St. few rods from
the Heselton House nearly opposite OF
Dir. Cushing's. He is having an Office
fitted up in Robinson's new block near
the bridge. He comes to us leaving be-
hind large number of friends.
Rev. w. G. Mann, who is well known
to our people, has resigned the pastoral
of the church so long presided over by
him with good success at Monsoon MI
Mann has received call from the
Second Congregational church Of Bldde'
ford which possibly he may accept,
Spritualist Campmeeting begins at
Hayden Lake Sept, 18th, and continued
until Sunday night the 10th. We learn
that Skowhegan parties are to nave
charge of the grounds at Hayden Lake
during the campmeeting and are making
preparation to entertain large NUMBER
Mr.. NJ. j. Murray of Fitchburg, Mass
who spoke In Coburn Hall Faiday evening
last, has also spoken at Canaan, fairhyra
aud Madison in this county and with
great acceptance. Mr.. Murray Is young
man but is exceedingly well versed In the
principles Of the Republican party ana Is
thoroughly in earnest.
The Bangor Band, one Of the finest IL
Maine came over and took part III 'he
parade of Monday night, leading Tue
Bangor companies. And, by the way
they were quite liberal with their music
giving fine concert, of consiueraoi'
length Tuesday forenoon, also more OF II
after dinner before taking the special lo'
Portland.
The Augusta base ball team having
secured new manager, and made many
othe- changes contributing to thel geh''e
manly bearing of their club nave con
cluded that the Skowhegan boys are NO
Ona-half ~. had a. thew pictured tnein