The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-04-11

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in town yesterday.
A large line of Spring claakiag7 at
Stewards.
An experienced table girl IS wanted at
Hotel Heselton.
Miss Mabel Wentworth is visiting
friends in Bangor.
Ira Croker Esq. of Portland came to
town last evening.
Chas. Atkinson announces Ais agency
for bicycles this week.
Have you seen the % inch Blk silk al
White < Wildes for S 90.
Fred Williams is in and ABOUT Boston
this week on vacation trip.
A large assortment of Hamburg & Lace
Trimmings at Hese'ton Bros. y Co.
Easter Cards and Booklets, very fine
assortment at George Cushing's.
Our early spring brings Fast Day well
into the summer, seemingly
Mothers, just think. Boys knee pants
only l9c. New England Clothing Co.
White X Wildes have got an immense
line of New Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Mrs Fred Flagg and Young daughter
returned to Haverhil by Monday morn
ing's train.
DIR. n. G. II. Pnlsifer of Waterville
was in town recently on professional bus
mess.
So doz seamless, mems hose, value &c,
our price loo. New England Clothing
Co.
The Fiberite Company are building an
extension to their iron covered treatment
building,
Have you seen the silk warp fIenriettas
at White x " ildes' for 70 cts, regular
Sl.25 goods.
An Easter Monday Festival is to be
held in Coburn Hall the end by the Cath
Ole Society.
See notice elsewhere of u professional
visit to be made to Skowhegan soon by
DR.. o. Fitzgerald.
The new dress goods and trimmings
have arrived at w. b. Stewards and are
prettier than ever.
Willie Hoyt, while at play last week,
fell, striking upon his hand causing a Sc
we're break of the wrist.
Have you seen those Dado Shades at
Bragg 4 VaIneys, the finest line ever
shown in Skowhegan.
Miss Josie Bowden of Pittsheld who
hes been the guest of Mrs. M. A. Frost,
returned home Tuesday.
The ladies' will be on hand Saturday
afternoon, Violet perfume given
away" is strong temptation.
Ordway has bought a big job in under
wear to be closed very cheap with re-
mainder of the King & Ward Stock.
Mrs. G. w. Parker, after visit of sew
eral days to Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Davis in
this place, returned to her Bangor home
Monday.
The store of the New England Co. is
one of the prettiest on Water street. and
adds greatly to the looks of our business
center.
Bragg & Varney have just received a
fine lot of Chldren's Carriages, which
they are selling at very low prices. Call
and see
S. w Lawton has recently erected a
commodous building near the storehouse
of Bxby Il Buck, for the storing of bis
hoops before shipment
1t will do you good to step in at White
& Wildes and see the pretty Silks and
Trimmings. finer line was never be-
fore displayed in this section.
Mrs Minnie c. leighton has returned
to her home in IIaverhill, Mass, after a
stay of several weeks with her mother
who is reported decidedly better,
The village schools are all now in SEES
sion except those on Jewett, Pleasant and
Mechanic streets, and they will commence
the last term of the school year, Monday
next.
The Madison Square Theatre Co. that
appear here in The Private Secretary
ON Monday evening next, play in three
places only in Maine, Portland, Bangor
and Skowhegan.
Rev. C. NJ. G. HARDWOOD, Rev. d. b,
Holt and Mr.. r. W. Morrill, have been chos-
en- as delegates to represent Loyalty Lodge
I. O. o F., at the Grand Lodge at the
session to be held in Portland, April 10Th.
The "Uncla Toms Cabin Co" appeared
at Coburn Hall on Tuesday evening, with
it's pack of blood hounds, mule and pony.
About a 5000 house was present, They
gave a good street parade, while the n.y.
er Sisters rs Topsys scored quite a sue
cess.
Mr.. Valencourt S. Palmer died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. V. M. Nlck-
cry, Thursday last, after protracted III
ness, Mr.. Palmer was a native OF Gardl-
ner, but was for a period of nearly Al
wears A resident of kenduskeag, and his
remains were taken to that town for bur
ial Friday, Services occurred there Sat
urday.
Two quite serious injuries have TT
Gently been received by workmen en-
ployed by J. ?. Adams at Malbons Mills
on his new saw mill in process of cree
ton. Early last week Henry Hampton
fell from staging q distance of "a feet,
and narrowly escaped being killed, while
ON Friday Oscar Williams was thrown
forward so violently by the slipping of
cant-dos with which he was lifting, that
his arm was broken in two places.
Hon. A. X. Bixby returned from his
extended trip south, Saturday evening
He is enthusiastic over Fort Payne, Ala
bama, Chattanooga, Tenn, and other
booming places in that part OF the coun'
try. Mr.. Blxby starts Monday next, for
a trip to Texas. The objective point be-
ing Dennison in that State, railroad
center on the border, adjoining the great
Oklahoma reservation, lately opened for
settlement by the act of Congress, and
proclamation Of President Harrison He
expects to be gone about weeks. While
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