The Somerset reporter., 1889-09-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

bargains In linen towels at Heseltons
Hon. ]. o. Smith and wife are passing
the week at Augusta
See Ordway's new line of Cloaks and
Jackets
Social Hop at Fairgreves' Hall Satur.
Day evening
Ladies' Portmonaies worth 90 cents on.
" % cents at M. b. Heselton's.
Mr.. C. Andrews and wife Of Bling.
ham were in town yesterday.
White \ Wildes have got their fall line
of Ladies and Misses Cloaks open.
W. B. Brown, Esq, Is on pleasure
and sporting trip to Moose River.
Brussels soap costs 8 cents bar. or 7
bars and patent soap tray for 80 cents.
Alfred DeSeve will apper here with the
Boston Symphony Orchestral Club In
October.
Mrs. j. H. Lalley, with young son, of
Boston, Is the guest of Misses Mary and
Fanny Lalley.
Have you seen those stylish striped
aannels for capes and dresses at Mrs.
Eva A. Burke'ss
Mr.. Darius McCrillis returned Satur-
day from visit to his sons In Neponset
and Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Clara ]. Vosmus left Saturday
morning on q visit for few weeks To
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. L. R. Moore from Fogg farm
Long Lake, Is visiting her home In Eas,
Madison for ten days or more.
Mr.. sud Mrs. John Osborne Of Pea
body, Mass, were the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs, c. v. Hanson, Monday and Tuesday
Extravaganza drains the pocketbook
but the patent soap tray E. s. Prescott,
gives with Brussels soap drains only to
save,
Hon. Llewellyn Barker Of the law firm
Barker, vose : Barker, Bangor, was in
attendance upon court Tuesday, a guest
Of Hotel Heselton.
After going into White & Wildes' store
adles cannot help exclaiming, They are
the handsomest goods we have ever seen
In town.
Among the nominations made by
Governor Burleigh Friday last, was that
Of Edward f. Goodwin of Skowhegan,
for Dedimus Justice.
DR.. S. W. Jones, Mrs. Jones and Miss
Ada W. Jones left Skowhegsn Saturday
for Boston, on return to their home In
Lesvenworth, Kansas.
Mrs. H. H. BiseieY has returned from
New York with her Fall stock, which has
been selected with great care as to what
will please her customers.
Master Carl Curtis, the young son OF
T. B. Curtis, accidentally fell on the
granite steps of the Baptist church, Mon
day, cutting his head quite badly.
We notice that McIutosh, the Elm St.
Photographer is making the Grand Jurors
pictures this year. Evidently people are
realizing what fine work he Is producing.
The REPORTER received pleasant call
Saturday last from H. r. Virgin, Esq, OF
Portland. He had just returned from .
trip to Van Buren, via. Vanceboro and
Woodstock, N. B.
WIN. G. Heselton reports this week al
one Of the best for haying. Tuesday
night he had over four tons of secont
crop out, which he housed In grand shap.
on Wednesday.
Remember that next week Is Fair week
and make your arrangements to attend
Bring your stock, samples Of crops, you
manufactured articles, fancy work, etc.
and help make good show.
On and after Sept. 3Oth, Steamer "Del
4 Collins" will leave Augusta at P NJ.
Hallowell At l.2O, connecting with thu
elegant Steamer "Kennebec" which leaveI
Gardiner At 2.30. See ad. elsewhere.
This is great week for town fairs ii
this county. Tuesday Brighton had he1
show, Wednesday Scion and Canaan, tina
Of the latter town continuing through
today. On Saturday that Of Athenl
comes of.
Mr.. ]. W. L. Arthur, Of No. Carolina
Who has been down In the Provinces OF
business. came to Sk0whegan Monday Il
consult with Omar Clark, who Is interest
ed with him In numbering operations II
the South.
The Carrabasset Pulp Company's boon
ofoke Friday morning, and allowed
soout 1900 cords of 4 It. pulp wood &
over the dam. Quite . portion Of !
stopped at the Eddy, the remainder beinl
picked up at Pishon's Ferry and Shawmut
Mr.. Melvin Weston, . native Of Msdi
son, but now resident of Grand Rapids
h'ch', was q guest At Hotel Heseltol
Tuesday. He is looking about in Main
ior good site to erect 4 pulp mill, AM
We predict he win finally settle upol
Madison.
The Skowhegan W. c. I. U. has elect
Cd the following delegates to represen
!ne Union at the State Convention Of tn
VIC. T. u, to be held at Bar Harbor
oct' 9th, 9th and 10th Mrs. L. W. Yves
'on' Mrs. ]. o. Smith, Mrs. F. W. Flagg
Alternates Mrs. r.. J. NJ. Rollins, Mrs
Ann Frost.
PORTLAND Is to have . fne course Of On
9Ftalnments for the season Of 1889 an,
w. under the Management Of Ira Stock
0ndge, which Skowhsgan people will d.
wen to note and take advantage Of II pos
"ole' The special attractions arc n
opening opera BY ths Dostonians, Oct
'e'n' two concerts BY the Boston Sym
pnony Orchestra. the Emma Abbott oper
company, 0ilmors's Band, Ruggle's 81
vaartstte, lectures BY KEENAN,, Stoddard
an ORell, &C., he whole list compris
ns sixteen sntertainmants. Course o
jingle tickets 1t reasonable prices, AM
tickets.
~ was . delighted audience that lef
"ooorn Hall on Tharsday evening last q
we Close Of the satsrtaiamsnt, 1.-TWO BIZ
s.s'" The play b . good one, trestinI
wevery day lifs = sssn In our larg