The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
~ Hart's new shoe store.


fdway's.
Gen. Shepherd is on business trip t,
bston.
Fine hemstitched h'dk'fs, at cts. New
brk Store.
Curtis is now selling trimmed schoo
is at 20 cts. each.
Come and see the goods and prices al
brt's new shoe store.
Ladies full regular fast black hose only
) cts pair, at Ordways.
kSomerset District Lodge of Good TEN
Yrs meets at Mercer June LIST.
( Patten has his soda fountain set up auc
Idly for the summer campaign.
Great bargains for one week at Wick.
Es in black silk aud satin rhadames.
We hear of another grocer anxious to
eate here if he could find a vacant store
Those heavy bicycle hose are just the
ng for boys only p cts a pair, al
lway's.
Look at the elegant display of new
ting ties and fancy shirts in Holbrook
HAYES windows,
Nr. II. w. Cushing returns from Flori-
this week, but Mrs. Cushing will re-
i'm south until June.
Patterns soda syrups are made from
Re fruit juices, and no extra charge will
made for cream.
Joys next dancing school and assembl,
Fairgrieyes' Hall, will be on Saturday
ening next, May 9TH,
DIR. +, a. Seyeno is among the .promin-
masons in attendance on the Grand
{dge in Portland this week.
All our dry goods and millinery store,
~ keep open Eevery evening in the
6ek, commencing the first of May.
Tic wooden mill employees have beer
0oying Il vacation since Saturday last
ling to high water.
Dur streets have presented a dark ant
Dairy aspect part of the time evenings OF
; past week, there being no clectrics
3eh water is the cause.
Mir. and Mr.. W. Il. Bragg havereturnet
bm Boston where they have spent the
inter- with their daughter, Mrs. c. s,
>rdon.
al the Universalist church next Sun
N the subject of sermon will be "Old
Be-" Lecture in the evening at $50.
Rjcct FLORENCE the Beautiful.
fThe private dancing school taught by
II. Atkinson is to close on Friday even
h of this week, with a hop at Fair
feve> Hall, followed by Refreshments.
|Foss < Baker received the past weel
lree pair of fine looking horses for the
orks' stage route. They now hay,
lout 30 horses on this line, all good ami
als.
IThe brightest, cleanest, and best drama
to-day is, Thrown upon the World"
will be at Coburn Hall positively but
j. night only, Friday, May 18th. Don't
(il to see it.
mir Ed Leach made visit to Salem
bnday and Tuesday, and was well repaid
(r his visit, witnessing the Salem base
III club defeat the Lowell's, the cham
IONS of last season.
IRev. William G. Mann of Monson has
eclned the call extended him by the
econd Congregational church of Bid
bford. His people at Monsoon would not
ke him up.
1--WE are glad to know that the Skow.
)gan Athletic association have in view
e celebration of the 4th of July,
lDubtless they will be encouraged in this
our citizens generally.
Il Fun in a Boarding School drew a
r-sized house at Coburn Hall last
lursday evening, and judging from the
ptinuous laughter of the audience we
.puld say the company were very sue
ssfu in pleasing.
A. Conant has sold his fine pair of
Dirk horses to f. Butler for $500.
/. Conant left for Boston on Monday
after another pair, for his own use
expects to purchase one or two driy
Qhe REPORTER Job Office has of late
en receiving lots of new type, and j.
wv probably one of the best appointed
p offices in Maine. Send in your
Flers for job work of any description.
bod work and reasonable prices.
TThe following gentlemen are in at
hdance upon the sessions of the Grand
Rsonic bodies in Portland this week :
. X. &, Estes, Geo y. Page, A. G.
nnt L. c. Emery, VIM. Tucker, W. F.
4con, J. II. Frost, Frank Ste ward, IL. G.
endall,
1--WE publish in our advertising column
he programme of n trot to be held at
lmwood Park Norridgewock, July Sd
nd 4th. The citizens of Norridgcwock
prpose to celebrate the 100 the anniver-
Dry of the town, July 4th, and big
lme is in anticipation,
The Skowhegan Athletic Association
Arnula1 u.rkriroG of | mi. 81
hurch Sunday morning last, and listened
p an able sermon by the pastor Rev. Mis-
agnes, on Opportunities" The at.
Enhance was body and upon invita-
Jon.
l., w. Chase is in Massachusetts thi,
Feek after carriages. The firm he repre-
esents has already received one car loat
his season, but if they sell them as rap
Ply as heretofore they will go quickly
Evidently Chase & Heselton give grea
bargains in carriages as their business il
continually on the increase.
The poverty ball at Coburn Hall las
4 '~'"-f "h'Si 'ie auopitcS Vi tHt 1Duu.
people of the Universalist Society, an,
personal supervision of Mr. G.. F. Burrill
Eas grand success all round and mus
pave Melted the society something lk
10000, consequently Fred is happy. Owe
elghiy couples appeared in costume o
the grand march, and the galleries wcr
piled with an audience that enjoyed tn
event hugely. Prof, Joy with an orche,
FRA og four pieces furnished good musi
For the occasion
The proposition TO build an iron brida
across the North Channel in this yillaa
raises the question whether the preser
wooden structure il safe. 1t was hui
in 1857, 81 years ago, and many of o,
citizens have grave doubts of its safet
Two thiuU~ aknui1 n.