The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-04-18
SILK plated hose at Stewards.

! The Womans Club will meet with Mrs.
Bell, Thursday, April %.
new line of maneel skirts and skirt.
ings, at Stewards.
In Arnold's stock of ladies' jersey vest
Is good one for l5c.
Mr.. r. 4. Lyon and Albert Lyon made
a trip to Gardiner yesterday.
IL, d. Patterson made trip to Belfast
yesterday on business.
Have you seen those chambra ginghams
at Arnold's for &c. per yd.
See those all wool 40 in, striped dress
goods Ordway sells for % cts
Leave your orders at Morrison's for
blowing gardens and jobbing.
w. b. Steward is having fine sale of
new dress goods and trimmings.
Mrs. d. W. Weber of Lewiston, is on
a visit to her parents in this place.
Have you seen those Challie Beige dress
goods only cts. a yd. at Ordways.
'So 'hO hcN ouItllOT carpet oWGtp-
er. 1t is-a beauty, at Farbrother's.
Have you seen the Go ct. dress goods
that White & Wildes are selling for 80 cts =?
Genuine Foster kids in states, tans and
browns at Ordway's. Every pair warrant
ed.
Il. S. Steward has employment as fire.
man on the Maine Central, Engineer Tan
tsh's train.
Elegant line of warranted fast black
and fancy hose for % cts. at White &
Wildes'.
f. G. Coffin left town for North Caro-
lima yesterday where he engages in lum-
Der operation.
A big crew of river drivers were sent
to Moosehead Lake yesterday. Thirty
went from Skowhegan.
A good pair of working pants, all col
ors, for 81 90 and Sl,25 worth 81 80 and
Sl.75, at IIawes.
Mis-. c. d, Whitehouse and two chill
dren are visiting in town, and will pass
the summer months in this vicinity.
Gen. Dyer returned yesterday from
Providence, r. L. and Hyde Park, Mass,
where he has been visiting friends.
Lots of ladies made happy the past week
by purchasing one of the special bargains
in silks that White & Wildes are selling.
Services will be held in the Universalist
church, with sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Mrs. Haines, at 1890 A. NJ. the 18th inst.
We think it will pay those in want of
hosiery and underwear to examine Ar
nolds stock before purchasing elsewhere.
d. G. Wood has been appointed post
master at Mercer. Mr.. Wood held the
office previous to Cleveland's admnistra-
ton.
Call at Morrison's and get of Milburn
Mat Co., Ii nice carriage mat for ~. 90;
for baby carriages, etc, 80 cents to Sl.00,
busters, etc.
Mr.. G. W. Hescock has sold his house
in this place, aud in company with a
younger brother, is soon to leave for Ia
coma, Wa h. Ter.
man who ought to know says it is
much better travelling on the north side
of the river than on the south side be-
tween Skowhegan and Norridgewock.
The High School has been divided into
two divisions and twice each week are
drilled in military movements by Capt. +.
II. Wing for the exercise thus Afforded.
The usual Union Fast Day service will
be held in this village, with sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Rackliff The time and place
will be announced in the churches Sunday.
Mr. Jas. Lumsden is erecting a fine
stand of buildings on Baptist hill, direct
ly opposite the residence of c. X. Turner,
and has the foundation nearly completed.
1t is expected that Rev. DIR. Pepper,
President of Colby University, will preach
the sermon at the Fast Day service of the
Bethany church on Thursday of next
week.
Mrs II. II. Bigelow has returned from
the openings and makes an announcement
elsewhere. In her new quarters she is
better able to serve her increasing pa
tronage.
The street commissioner will have
job on the side walks as soon as he can
get at them. Hardly street but what
has some bad walks, some of the holes
being dangerous to pedestrians. j
The Assessors of Skowhegan village
corporation have appointed II. ?. Thyns,
r. S. Hillman and George A. Flye, po-
icemen; Joseph II. Bacon. engineer OF
1t is suggested that the Board of Trade
should take some measures for the prop
per observance of the Inauguration Cen
tennial the 30th inst. We think 1t would
be well to give the suggestion consdera-
ton.
Mrs. Samuel Burns, residing in the
town of Madison, committed suicide Sat
urday afternoon by hanging, during the
absence of Mr.. Burns to this village. 1t
is understood that i'll health seriously af-
fected her mind.
The new residence of DR.. C. p. Sawyer
at the head of Madison street is fast pro-
crossing under the supervision of Mr..
Horace CLANCY. From present appear
ances it promises to rival any place on