The Somerset reporter., 1889-09-26
All kinds of stationery at Heselton,s.

All kinds Of stationery at Heselton's.
Bargains in all dress goods at Ordway's.
Camels Hair stockings for 25 cents a
pair, at Heselton's.
Miss E. B. Dunton returned from New
York last night.
Special values In Plush cloaks at 1850
and S25, at ordways.
Mr.. Emery whitten of pttsaeld was
In town Tuesday.
White & Wildes have got an elegant
line of new dress goods.
Mr.. Arthur McQuillen and Walter
passed last week mentioning In Boston.
Arthur Jewett succeeds Harry Foster
as Mr.. Lang's assistant at the Skowhegan
Market.
Wax beads, garment clasps kid gloves
and winter underwear at Mrs. Eva A.
Burke's.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Co.,
Names leading dealers have an adj this
week.
Four pieces of music at Fairgreves,
Saturday evening. All are cordially in.
yited to attend.
The Famous Swedish Primma Donna
Miss Augusta 0hrstrom will appear here
with Alfred DeSeve.
Mr.. George Rice is on few days vaca-
ton among friends In Melrose and other
parts Of Massachusetts.
W. C. Philbrook ESQ.,, of the law firm
Hall and Philbrook, Waterville, is in at
tendance upon court to-day.
Forest J. Martin, ESQ.,, of Pittsdeld, is
to locate in Boston, Mass, for the
practice of the legal profession.
Mr.. II. B. Goodwin and F. s. Cairns
with their families have moved In to the
VIM. Tucker house on Water Street.
Mrs. Sydney w.Curtis was among the
passengers Of Mondays outward train,
bound for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The people of Skowhegan believe in
patronizing an article of real merit. That
is why E. S. Prescott is selling so much
Brussels soap.
The wife of postal clerk w. C. Rowse,
died in this place on Monday last, after
an illness of several weeks of gastric fe-
yer. Her age was Sc years.
We received by mail Wednesday morn
ing = box Of wild strawberries, picked
Sept. 22d. with the compliments Of Mrs.
Greenville Goodrich of Bingham.
J.J. Parlin Esq. was in Augusta sew
eral days last week as counsel in Son.
erset case, Walker v. Town of Arson,
and returned Monday to finish the trial.
The last shall be first and the first last
but the people say that nothing makes
soap last like the patent soap tray E. S.
Prescott gives with Brussels soap,
Mr.. VIM. H. Heselton left Monday
morning on a business trip to the South,
accompanied by his wife, and may con-
tinue his journey west before returning
home.
Mrs. b. f. Sturtevant of Jamaica
Plains, who with her two sisters from
Boston have been the guests Of the Hes
elton for several weeks, returned home by
MONDAYS train.
The many friends Of Miss M. L. C..
Fales will be glad to know that she has so
far recovered from her recent illness at
Brunswick, as to return to her rooms at
Hotel Coburn.
Miss Rose L. McIntire of this place, a
graduate from our High School and also
from Kents Hill, has lately accepted the
position as assistant teacher, In Mon
mouth Academy and High School.
Mr.. Geo. Parker, formerly clerk al
Hotel Coburn. but later Of the Samoset
House, Mouse Island, has secured posi-
ton In the office of the Adams House,
Boston, and will soon entei upon his
duties.
OF the Skowhegan people to attend the
great race at Boston last week, nearly
all returned home Saturday night, dlsap-
pointed at It's postponement. Messrs. c.
D. Miller and H. II. Tufts, however, saw
1t through.
We understand that representatives of
the New England Insurance Exchange
will come to Skowhegan the first of next
month, to look over our town and water
works for the purpose of re-rating the
insurance on village property.
Mr.. w, P. Bailey was in town this
week for several days. Mr.. Bailey will
locate with his family in Melrose, Mass
as soon a. the new residence they are tn
occupy is completed. Their household
goods will be shipped from here next
week.
The prediction of many, when they
learned that +. s. Cairns had returned
with his family from the Pacific coast
has come true, and he is again back at his
old stand, 1875 Water St., having pur
chased L. C. Emery's interest, the new
firm to-day being Cairns & Goodrich.
The selectmen of Concord have petit
toned the County Commissioners for
discontinuance Of the road lying between
the house Of Nathaniel M. Healey and the
little Houston Brook, as they claim
common convenience and necessity" nc
longer require It, The Commissioners
have set q date to view said road and
listen TO the petitioners.
The Bar Harbor excursion was wei
patronized by Skowhegan people on Fri
day last, twenty-five tickets beng sold a.
this station. Among those who made
the trip we're Messrs. H. G. Kendall ano
+, R. Steward, Misses Annie and hsbe
Ward, Miss Kate Burrlll, L. l.. Morrison
and wife, Mrs. G. s. Hill, Mrs. Heller
Howard, Mrs. Belle Small and Mrs. II
s. Steward.
II we can only have such grand fal
weather as this for our annual cattle
show and fair, which occurs next week
one Of the greatest exhibitions evel
known In the history Of the Somerse
Central Agricultural Society will be thu
result. Entries for both show and fall
are large, while the races promise to BIT
closely contested by good field of start