The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Arnold has 2jc hose for l9c.
The place for bargains-Hart's,
x4w French satteens at Ordway's.
ro tbc footsore and weary, go t,
lIarts,
pr. Shaw Knit hose for 25 cts. a
Have.
II :. Vaughan was at home over TIN
Sabbath.
Jane IIading veillngs at White (
Wdes.
Make your dollars count by going tt
Ilart's.
4 GOOD assortment of lace curtains a
Stewards.
7 II Frame of the Forks hotel was il
town yesterday.
uswes sells boys knee pants for Il cts
not all wool.
Cash is the pole that knocks the per
simmons at Harris.
Miss Ella G. Nash is clerking Temporal
rily at Bxby Bucks.
You can buy a good colored skirt at
Arnolds for 2jc.
4 table girl and kitchen girl wanted, at
once. at Hotel Heselton.
IIenrieltas in all the new shades, only
- cts. a yd. at Ordway's.
The celebrated French Slbla and Loom
err, eorsets can be found st Arnold's.
Capt. L, W. Atwood of Gardiner Is in
| town for a few days.
Mr. W, j. Foss of Brighton made y
business trip to Portland this week.
Money saved by buying clothing and
/ furnish gs, at New England Clothing Co
Mrs. Lewis Anderson and Miss Sadie
are on a visit to friends in Massachusetts,.
Charles Fairbrother is taking a course
|of instruction at the Portland Business
college.
\ horse and buggy carrying the mail
represents The Forks stage during mud
|time
Mrs. s. II. Bigelow has returned from
Bangor and will remain in town during
the summer.
Mr. Albert NJ Lyon came to town Mon
day evening last for visit of few days
TO hi, parents.
Dr. S. F. Conant started Monday morn
|ng for business trip in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
Mr. Charles A. Marston returned from
ps extended trip in the Southern States,
Thursday last.
win NJ. Bailey has been appointed to
Fake part in Sophomore prize defamation
(t the State College.
John W. Steward and VIM. w. Bailey
pre- at home from the State College at
prono for short vacation.
Supervisor Bickford publishes cah
This week to those intending to teach in
bur schools the coming year.
Oscar Williams had his leg broken at
Hlalbons Mills, instead of his arm, as
k'Ated in the REPORTER last week.
Mr. Geo. w. Nubegn of Monson is in
fown for a few days, having driven
fcross from home with a pair of horses
Mcintosh has the contract for furnish
boz the High School graduating class
with pictures, and has them well under
WAY
Many of our business men have used
? hose and sprinkler connected with the
water works to lay the dust the past
week.
Fast Day occurs next Thursday, and
fhe REroRTER will be issued one day
Farlier next week "Wednesday in con-
Sequence,
Remember that Il. F. Farbrother
fIams to have the best room and the
largest stock of Carpetings in town, at
lowest prices.
Mr.. John Witherel, one of Canaan's
PIdeSt citizens, died Sunday morning last
flter sickness of but few hours, aged
(bout 50 years.
The regular meeting of the C. l.. S. C.
III be held with Mrs. F. X. Buck, Madi-
on street, on Monday evening April
IND, at O'Clock.
curtis suggests that everyone who ex-
mines his stock of millinery must be
convinced that it is the finest ever
rousht into Skowhegan.
Manager Heselton has Henry L. Dixie
nd hi. "Adonis" company booked for
foourn Hall soon, to be followed by
Little Lord Fauutleroy.
former townsman, Joel Richardson,
81, has ordered thousand dollar mon
Inent of Baker & Marble to be placed in
Yie Bloomfield cemetery.
ordway has returned from Boston and
F'ys he now has the finest selected stock
4 dress goods and trimmings shown this
Idle of Portland. Cali and inspect.
Mr.. A. S. Burke made the REPORTER
|aI Yesterday. He is on business trip
p Portland, and will take in the session
II the Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
good company from the Madison
Pluare Theatre, produced "The Private
Pecretary" at Coburn Hall on Monday
evening last, to small but well pleased
audiences.
Mt. l.. A. Lawrence, State Secretary of
Pie !. NJ. c. A., spoke last Sabbath morn
r. IN the Congregational church upon
It qualifications necessary to success in
Tristan work"
MI +. A. Williams has bought the
ouse and lot known as the Robert viii
ms stand, south side, and is to erect
P''age house on the vacant lot for his
"n occupancy.
Nessrs. Knight & CLANCY are making
separations to begin Immediately upon
e Library building and Mr.. CLANCY left
ohday for Boston and vicinity to pur-
''ase material for some parts of the job.
Inc Catholic society will have CO fee
Arty In Coburn Hall for the benefit of the
iureh' Easter Monday evening. Supper
III De served from 5 to 8. After supper
'ere Will be social entertainment. A