The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-23
We publish the bank statements this

week.
A fine assortment of ribbons at Hes
elton Bros 4 Co.
U. s. Clothes Pins only cts. per doz-
en-, at L. S. Prescotts.
See Cushing's notice to builders, in
this weeks paper.
w. B. Steward has some black dress
silks that he warrants.
W. b, Goodrich of Bingham was in
town yesterday.
Jersey ribbed underyests shaped bodies
only II l-2 cts. at Ordway's.
Cream colored IIenrettas, cashmeres,
Serses and fiannels, at Stewards
Ladies', children's and gents fast black
hose at Heselton Bros. & Co.
Strawberries were retailed by our mar.
ket men at 30 cts. box, Tuesday
Brilliantines only 29cts. yd at Ord
ways. Usually sold at 80 cts.
Public Bath Rooms at the Steam Laun-
dry are open Sundays 30 to l l 30 a. m.
Remember the 81 ct underwear adver-
tised by lIawes, would be cheap at j0cts.
Miss kezzie Monroe of Waterville, was
been visiting friends in town several DAYS
last week.
See Fairbrother's new carpet rooms
and elegant lins OF carpets prices way
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Savage, of Fairfield
were the guests of W. II Emery Friday
of last week.
57l5 cts, only thlnk@such underwear
never was sold at that price before. e.
W. Halves.
The rain was not enough to move the
logs on the Dead River falls, but helps
much in other places.
f. p. Mayo of the Fairfield journal and
Mrs. Mayo attended the banquet at Hotel
Coburn last evening.
Rev. W. +. Berry, of Pennington, will
occupy the pulpit at the NJ 4. Church
next Sabbath in exchange with Rev Mr..
Holt
1t looks as though Maud Banks would
have fully as large house as C. L. Davis
did. There were over fifty tickets sold
yesterday.
Remember the Alaska" Refrigerator is
the handsomest and best, and saves one
half your ice. Always sweet and clean.
Il. F. Fairbrother & Co.
Mr.. Humphrey Lambert of this town
was taken to the Asylum at Augusta to be
treated for mental trouble, that has
been gaining upon him of late.
Wallace Blunt had his choice between
horse and Il bicycle, and chose the for
mer. He now drives neat little animal,
and is sure of lots of fun this season.
Mr.. l.. L. Morrison made a trip to
Mouse Island, Tuesday, to look over his
hotel property there, preparatory to open
ing it for summer visitors, in June.
Mr.. G. B. Fairgrieves was up to his
camps at Carry Ponds last week, and is
much pleased at the liberal patronage this
resort is receiving this season. Go once
and you want to go again.
Mrs. Belle Jacobs Morse has been en-
gagged to sing another year at the Court
St. Baptist Church, Auburn, at salary
of Sls5 90 Mrs. Morse visited friends
i'm town this week
The remains of the late DR.. Horace
Stevens will ne brought to this place for
burial, Thursday, May 30th. The ser
vices will be conducted by the G. A. r.
Post of this place. A more extended no.
tice will be given next Sunday.
The Womaus Relief Corps with all
ladies' interested in making wreaths for
decorating soldiers graves will meet for
that purpose at the room in Coburn Hall
block, formerly occupied by The Review,
Wednesday afternoon the 10Th inst.
Mr.. F. d. Parsons of the firm Judd x
Parsons General Agents of the Traders
Insurance Company of Chicago, ILL.,, and
Mr.. Prentiss Loring of Portland, gen
eral insurance agent, were in town yes
terday, looking after the interest of
the companies they represent here.
The only team to represent SBowhegan
on the diamond this season, is composed
of boys between the ages of IA and lG
years, known as 1.-THE Volunteers.
They are lively fellows, however. and al
ready have won numerous victories. To-
day they visit Lewiston, for game with
the Newsboys of that city.
The business of the American Express
Company in this place has outgrown its
pendent office, consequently the store in
the REPORTER building has been leased
for that purpose, to be occupied July LIST.
Mr.. Geo. Gushing has resigned the agen-
cy, and will be succeeded by Mr. Roscoe
Stevens, who from his long service as
Messenger for the company, is thorough
ly copversant with the business.
In spite of the pouring rain large pro-
portion of the members of the Sorosis
gathered in G. A. X. Hall Tuesday eve
ming, the occasion being the last regular
meeting of the season. The program
was such that all could participate in it
a picnic supper and the election of OIL
GERS, and throughout the whole the action
of the club was most harmonious. The
following officers were elected: Miss
Kathleen Eaton, Pres. Miss Mary Bailey,
Vice Pres. Miss Lillian Smith, Sec'y.;
Miss Lillian p. White, Treas. Miss An
ME Russell, Miss Mary Fales, Miss Mabel
Ward, Mrs. Lois McNeelle and Miss Mae
L