The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13

ch'ldren's House Jerscys at Stewards
ID different styl les in bustles at ore.
ways
A chinese laundry has been openea in
town
Dr. Fellows ha. good family hor.
for sale.
New lot of Pushes for - cents yard
at Ordway's
New Dress Goods at Whit 4 Willes ar.
rived this week
Still another loa Of those line sateens
just received at Stewards
Mrs. n. E. pegrlm Of upeo'D IL is
visiting relatives in this place
Councillor Allen < Mrs. Allen of Fair
Held visited in town over the Sabbath.
new line of p ct jersey vests at
Stewards best value they have ever had.
White Embroidered Musllns full width
for dresses only - cents yard at Ord
ways
Mr.. Davis, Principal of the High School
has been kept from his duties for few
days by Illness.
Mrs Silas Leland and Miss Annie re-
turned Saturday night from visit to
friends in Boston
Roscoe w Stevens took out a s2ooo
policy in the Washington Life Insurance
Company in December last
Miss. Ella Hight goes to Guilford this
week for vacation, to be passed in that
place, at kneo and in Bangor.
The prospect is good that the annual
meeting of the State Grange is to be held
in December in Skowhegan.
State Deputy Labor Commissioner
Campbell, of R,ckland and family are
visiting friends in this village.
Mr.. h. W. Brown returned home last
night from business trip to Lewiston.
Portland, Boston, and Gardiner.
Rev. Mr.. Libby of Somcrville Mass
will preach in the Universalist Church
next Sunday and the following Sunday at
1916 A. NJ.
Rev. Lorenza Haynes left here this
morning, for her home in Waltham,
Mass. She leaves large circle of warm
friends in Skowhegan.
White x Wildes will close ont their loc.
ginghams for cts. Toile Du Nord l2ct.
Ginghams for 10 cts. Sateens forl0 cts
aud Challie Delanes for cts.
There will be an ice cream sociabe at
the Congregational vestry Friday evening
A musical program has so been srrang-.
ed, to which all are cordially invited
Governor Burleigh and party returned
to Skowhegan from The Forks Friday
evening and the Governor and wife left
for Augusta on the morning train Sat
urday.
The members of Liyermore Falls Lodge
guests at Hotel lIeselton, remaining until
this, Thursday morning when they took
the $ 80 train for their homes.
Mr.. Seth Getchell, one of the oldest 1
residents of Skowhegan, who has been
in feeble health for some years died this |
morning. Funeral services will be held |
at his late residence tomorrow at o
clock, Z. NJ.
A Movement is on foot to re-organize |
the Skowhegan base ball team of s. who
carried al thu cham llionshin of aur Siltr
What of the team that can be collected, are
TO play against the " Volunteers" on the
trotting park next Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Geo. ID. Arnold informs US that he
watches the growth of those tomato /
plants that J. stole from in front Of his
store, one night recently, and finds them |
flourshing. He also adds that unless the
said j. call at his store an settle for the |
same at an early day, the theft will prove
an expensive one.
Daniel C.. Robinson, ESD, of Boston
Mass. forwarded four carrier pigeons to
his sister, Miss. Helen S. Robinson, in
this village and they were liberated Tues
day morning at 80. They arrived at their |
Boston home in good condition, making !
the distance. 2l0 miles in seven and one
half hours. Mr.. Robinson takes great
interest in these fine birds and has made
many experiments with them
The kenncbec Valley Druggists Asso
citation held its annual meeting Tuesday.
w. II. Fuller and +. X. Buck represented |
Skowhegan at the meeting II b. Tucker
of Waterville was elected President,
George Cushing Vice President and II.
Bowditch of Augusta Secretary. A move
ment looking to making the Association
the nucleus of State Association was