The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL / L EMS.
New black dress goods at Ordway's.
new lot of half wool Challis at Stew
ards.
Ruehings of all kinds at Heselton Bros
a Co.
DIR. c. \. Paul, of Scion, was in town
Friday.
New line of Dark Challis C cts. yard
at White 4 Wildes'.
Mrs. \. II. Weston returned home from
Boston Yesterday
sG in. strictly all wool dress goods only
u cts. a yard at Ordway's.
Mr.. Arch Houston is at home from
Gnilford for a week.
Satines and Batiste cloths in plain col
or, and figures at Stewards.
Skowhegan Cornet Band goes to Fair
Held Memorial DAY.
Another lot of Ladies' Jersey Vests IL
cts at White & Wildes'.
Mrs. Samuel Coburn returned from
California last Saturday night.
Try DR.. Warmers Health Corsets, for
sale at lIeselton Bros. 6 Co.
Mems summer Undershirts in colored
or white, only 20 cts. at Ordway's.
A poverty ball is to be given in G. A.
Another lot of those curtains with fix
lures only 80 cts. at Ordway's.
The out of town people appreciate the
low prices Curtis offers this season.
A crate of Yellow and Rockingham
Ware just received at Heselton Bros. 4 Co.
Harry Hilton passed few days last
week renewing old acquaintan ces in
Portland.
A new lot of Colored and White Dress
Goods arrived this week at White &
Wildes'.
Mr. l.. S. Merrill has been appointed
postmaster at Scion vice C. B. McIntire,
resigned.
Memorial day comes Thursday this year
and the REPORTER will be issued Wednes-
day next week.
Larger stock and better bargains this
spring than ever, at the corner clothing
store, &. W. Halves.
Mr.. Josiah Tilton, of Boston, former
resident of this place has been visiting in
town for few week.
The rain of Tuesday was quite heavy
up in the lumber regions, and will great
" help the log-drivers.
The next annual meeting of the Maine
Dental Association will be held in this
village, Tuesday, July 10th,
Did you see the all wool mems pants at
s.7j, and chld's wooden suits at Sl.002
Call at New England Clothing Co.
B, F. left and wife of Brewer was the
guests of W. H. Davis over the Sabbath,
Mr. left returning Monday afternoon.
H. +. Goodwin went to North Arson
last Thursday, and played with the North
Anson club against Bates of Lewiston.
1t looks as If business at the Somerset
Steam Laundry was booming. A good
indication that the work is first class.
Mr., Frank C. Morrill, of Boston arrived
by Saturday evenings train for his an
nual vacation to be passed in the vicinity.
Doran says that if you want to know
anything about Glenwood Ranges and
Oil Stoves, you can see his advertisement
in another column.
Sunday afternoon next Memorial ser
vices will be held In the Baptist Church,
with sermon by Rev. Mr.. Harwood and
other appropriate services.
Attention is called to an unsolicited ar
ticle from Rev. Lorcnza Haynes, relative
to Miss Banks, the actress, who appears
at Coburn Hall on Monday evening next,
W. Rowe, formerly a resident of this
town, but for eleven years past of Halo
well, has opened fruit store in the cor
her store recently occupied by King 4
Ward
For very short time we shall sell
those large and handsome ash cherry and
maple chamber sets at S25. This price
for cash, and delivered in town only,
H. +. Fairbrother
Miss Ella g. Nash, has secured a fine
situation In Stoneham, Mass. as prescrip-
ion clerk In drug store, and at tie
Game time will take a course of instruc-
ion at the College of Pharmacy, Boston.
The copious rain Of Monday and Tues
pay is grand thing for the State of
Name. 1t gives the crops splendid
btart and insures good hay harvest and
very early one. 1t will also help the
Fiver drivers immensely.
We give elsewhere brief description
pr the Church Edfce TO be erected, on
Former of Madison and Pleasant streets
this village. 1t will be, when complet-
d. one of the most convenient and nice
boxing church buildings in EASTER
Maine
Mrs. II. j. Horn, the successful teach
r of stenography and penmanship has
|eturned home for vacation of three
bonths, during which time she will re-
eve pupils in the same at her residence,
Turner Avenue. All those who would
se to learn stenography or improve
heir hand writing will do we'll to avail
lemselves of this rare opportunity,
Edward Ware Esq. of Athens with
prty of five Portland gentlemen, viz c.
Perkins and James Pooler of the Pre-
e House; Conductor X. E. Alden; Rich
I'd Dewey and James II Smith, came here
; the 10 40 A. M. train and Immediately
arted for Rowe Pond, via North Arson.
A. Cass hitched up lively fourth
N team and accompanied the party.
hey took dinner at Brown & Hilton's ho-
l. Arson, and made Rowe Pond last
Fening.
The old Coburn store, one Of the land
arks of the south side and for some
me occupied by Jas. Lumsden Co.
Focers, Is In the hands of carpenters and
st loosing its Identity. The interior Is
Plng enlarged and built over. more mod
n and convenient for the increasing
ade Of its occupants, new and large
ndows are being added and when COM
eted will compare favorabIy with many
our fine business blocks Of this side of
le river.