The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-03

| oot your wrapper blankets at Ordway's.
A fine line Of Pattern Dresses at
Stewards.
Horse blankets at low prices at
Ordway's.
Albert E. Jewctt has sold his milk route
to j. A. Swain.
. A few outside Jersey jackets at low
price at Stewards.
A lull line of pushes only 80 cts a yard
to arrive Saturday at Ordway's.
Mr., A. j. Calden of North Cornville has
our thanks for fine Hubbard squash.
Great bargains in gents underwear
from the Piper stock at Ordways.
Mrs. c. NJ. Brainard is spending few
days with friends In Waterville
Some of our correspondence is left over
this week on account OF arriving too late
Those hemstiched initial handkerchiefs
for rs cts. at NJ, b. Heseton's are beauties.
N. w. Murphy, of the Parlin Pond
House, wants a meat and pastry cook
very early.
Another lot of those pretty Tycoon
Reps which are selling so freely, just re-
ceived at Stewards.
Mr.. Hoyt, student of Westbrook
Seminary, will preach at the Universalist
church next Sabbath.
The first annual cattle show and fair
ever held at Kingsbury Mills, will occur
on Monday next. Oct. 7th.
Miss Mertie Mills returned Sunday
morning from visit of several weeks to
relatives in Freeport, Ill.
Z. S. Prescott is to be commended for
his untiring efforts in introducing such
meritorious article as Brussels soap.
Mrs. Mary A. Oak, of Garland, is the
guest of her son, j. P, Oak, this week. Mr..
Frank Oak. accompanies his mother.
Neon, the barber over Arnolds gro
Gerry. makes specially of cutting ladies
hair, trimming bang and shampooing.
The semi-annual meeting of the Somer-
set County Medical Association Ia to be
held at Hotel Heselton Thursday, Oct 10.
Miss Kate Burrll Is spending some time
in Boston, in the interest of T. b. & J. A.
Colby. VIII be home Saturday, Oct. 9Th
1t is the wonderful Boston Symphony
Orchestral Club which will visit Skowhe-
gan with Alfred De SIEVE, the great violin
list.
The Skowhegan Electric Light Com
pany has consumated the purchase of the
Upion Electric Light plant and taken
possession,
Sleeper & whitmore are selling clothing
and furnishings at big reductions this
week, to save the removal of the goods
to Rockland.
Mr.. Joseph Hutchins and family are on
vacation trip of several days at the
home of Mr.. Hutchns' parents in West
New Portland.
Honor to whom honor is due" To
E. S. Prescott belongs the honor of in
Producing the famous Brussels soap (no
rosin) it is all the rage.
The case of William Howard, in our
court report of last week was enormously
printed burglary instead of violation of The
prohibtory law. We regret the error,
E. F. Danforth, Esq, has been elected
Trustee of Bloomfield Academy to MI the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Dr. John
S. Cushing The election was unanimous.
The awards made at the cattle shows
and fairs held in Scion, Sept. 25th, and
Canaan, Sept. 25 and Goth, are in type but
cannot appear until next week for want
of space.
A storm porch is being placed over the
entrances to the waiting rooms at the pas
senger station in this village, and a marble
topped stand for the introduction of water
placed in the mems room.
Mr.. N. Murphy of the Parlin Pond
House was in Skowhcgan last week. Mr.
Murphy has many friends in this place,
as one has to be his guest but once to
become attached to the house and genial
landlord.
The "Dalys" are to play at Coburn Hall
next Tuesday evening. They will be as
welcome as ever, and sure of good
house. The tickets are to be but 81 and
80 cts. They have had a fine advance
sale, and you should not delay In secur-
ing your seats.
Six new residences completed or in
process on one street is a pretty good
showing for an off year in building. This
is what Madison street can boast for '89
viz. c. 2. Sawyer's, Geo. Cushing's,
two by S. W. Could and one each by
Henry Washburn and F. l. Estes, the
three last having only just completed
their foundations.
Messrs Sleeper & Whitmore are busy
packing their stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods, preparatory to removing
1t to Rockland, where they will reopen in
the same business. The change is MADE
partly because Of the III health of one of
the partners, but more especially from
feeling that the clothing business in
this place is overdone. We are Informed
that George Cushing has purchased the
lease of the store made vacant by their
removal and will occupy it early In the
spring. i
The marriage of Mr.. N c. Kendall and
Miss Ena Fletcher was quietly solemnized
at the residence of the brides parents,
soon after the noon hour of Saturday last,
in the presence Of only the immediate rel
atives of the contracting parties. Rev.
G. G. Hamilton of Oakland OBLIGATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall departed on the
go train for Boston, and from that city
they go to New York, and will join the
Knights Templar excursion to Washing
ton, d. c., to be absent some weeks.
A Somerset Case.
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