The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

If YOU wish for yarn, call on Curtis,
Bargains In Bed-blankets at Ordway's.
Biz barrel Of picked lines at Patter
sons
A large variety of lace and bar pins a
NJ B. lieseton's
Gen. Isaac Dyer made business tri
TO Portland to-day.
Great mark down in Gents underwea
TO cl Sc, at Stewards.
20 IL handwriting quickly acquired
At The pen Art School.
The iron work of the railroad bridge i,
receiving coat of paint.
Mis-. Jennie Townsend, of Watervill,
is visiting Miss. Lillian White this week
good line of stamped goods. Felt.
pushes satins and wash silk at Stewards
Judge Dauforth will preside at the
December term of Court for Somerset
County,
Resin is used to adulterate soap. Brus
sells soap contains mo rosin," and is sole
by L. S. Prescott.
If you want first class piano, call ant
see the Ivers and Pond at Smiths music
store % Madison st.
You will see all the leading styles OF
cloaks at White & Wilies' Opening nexi
Friday and Saturday.
+, b. Heselton has an order for severa
matched pairs of horses from England
and advertises for them.
Free. No charge whatever. A beau
tful organ will be given away by S. H
Hart at his store Dec. 4th.
As one granger remarked "If the far.
mers do not get their fall work done this
year it will be their own fault
See that ladies' undervest at 81 l-2 cts.
and gents undershirt at so cts. at Ord
ways. Both extra values.
Mrs. Mary Weston returned to Boston
last week for the winter, where she will
We are Informed that Mr.. Wentworth
will put in building on the hay-scales
lot for post-offlce, if 1t is desired,
Lean bookkeeping at the Commercial
and Pen Art School. Coburn Block. oper
Monday, Nov. IL, every day and evening
nice, large centre table has beer
placed in the Women's roo at the Maine
Central Passenger Station in this village
W. r. Clifford the taxidermist recent,
shipped large, finely mounted blaci
bear to Lewiston furrler, to be used as {
sign.
A line of fine hemstitched stamped lin.
en- goods, including tray cloths, scarfs
AID doylies just received at Miss j. b
Nays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson returned
Monday noon from brief visit to theil
friends, Robert Dobson and family, a
| Pittsfeld
Skating on the ponds is little back
ward this year, but We can stand consid
cradle such weather as the past week
without murmur.
1t is expected that Rev. S. C. Fletcher
of Dexter, will preach at the Bethany
Church next Sunday afternoon in cx
change with the pastor.
DR.. B. F. Lancaster has sales of sheel
at his farm in Norridgewock every Satur-
day. He buys sheep, takes them to h,
farm and sells them there.
Percy B. Gilman who succeeded o. X
Hinckly in the nsh business, has beef
sick for week past, and the market hai
been closed meanwhile.
Eben G. Emerson has been given tn
run as express Messenger between Skow
hogan and Waterville, and entered upol
his new route Saturday last.
Wanted-2 or 300 pairs of double (no
one pair of single) domestic, hand-kni
WOODEN mittens for boys use, from s t.
Is Years of age. S. d. Arnold.
Geo. W. Halves receives many fatter
ing compliments upon the ingenuity HI
displays at opportune times, in arranging
his mammouth show windows.
The Town Clock was little off OIL
striking for several days but Mr.. Harmon
of whom 1t was purchased, was here yes
terday aud now it is all right again.
Thomas Flint of San Juan Califor
mia, Nathan W. Blanchard of Santa PAUL.
California and Hon. George Flint of An
son were at Hotel Heselton Saturda,
last.
Stanley Plummer Esq. made trip Il
Dexter, Penobscot Co. and Dover, Fox
croft and other Piscataquis towns will
his team last week, returning Tuesday
last.
Among the guests at Hotel CoburI
Tuesday night were Geo. Z. B. Jackson
Esq. Of Portland. Hon. E. F. Webb o
Waterville and L. G. Cornish Esq. Of Au
gusta.
DR.. M. L. Mari leaves town this week
and will pass the next two months II
hospitals of Boston, New York aud Phil
adelphia. Devoting the time to the stud
Of surgery.
A new fraternal insurance lodge, tn
New England Order of Protection, is Il
be organized in this place tomorrow eve
ming, by Judge Tenney, Of Chelsea, Su
preme Warden.
The funeral services of Mrs. Morisette
an aged aud respected French woman
were held At St. Msry's Church on Sat
urday la&. Her husband survives he
aged 81 years.
Good bargains can be obtained In cloak
ings at the Wooden Mill, where they are
closing up the season In that branch, ant
have lot of remnants running from one
half I'd to 20 yds which they will sell q
very low prices.
Mr.. Stedman Kendall accompanied b
bis daughter, Miss Lucy departed on Nor
day last for Oakland Cal. to make res
idence Of considerable length with
Older son and brother. Miss Kenda
leaves host of friends In -Skowhegan +
regret her extended absence.
DR.. =. Z varney aad family are to n
move 70 Union, Ne. next when the do<
tor 10 to opsn drug store, and will pras
tice professionally, % fer Is the condi
tion Of his health viii permit. We trus
Or, varnsy's health may be improve
greatly By ~ change. That both he IN