The Somerset reporter., 1889-12-05
LOCAL ITEMS.
See IIart's column.

See lldrtS column.
All il, ask for "Uncle Hiram"
Three sleighs for sale by Geo. Gushing
We're you the lucky one? See Hart
column.
Postmaster Estes was at Portlan,
Monday,
Still another lot of fancy white apron
at Stewards.
Insist in your druggist giving yol
"Uncle Hiram"
Mr. Ralph Pulsifer of Waterville was ii
town yesterday.
Arnold has twenty styles Van Dyk
collars and cuffs.
White & Wildes are having an i'm
mense trade in cloaks.
Miss Nettie Bean arrived home iron
Norfolk, Va, this week.
No. 3ls6 takes "The Organ" Sc,
Hart's column.
Go and see the immense stock o
Holiday goods at Bixby & Bucks.
S. d. sayward is at Conway building
water tank for the Maine Central.
$500 worth rev handkerchiefs an,
mufile,s for Christmas, at Ordway's.
Mr.. H. M. Pratt of Portland was il
town over Sunday visiting relatives here
DIR. Fellows has been on a brief yis
to his brother in Boston the past week
Somebody made happy this day b,
free gift of beautiful organ. See Hart.
column.
T. M. Vose of the law firm of Barker
Vose & Barker was at the Heselton Tues
day.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond is recovering from
his recent severe Illness, and is able to b,
about again.
Geo. Cushing's new art store is in +. N
Merril's block, opposite Ordways dry
goods store.
Buy one of those. 50ct muffs at Colby.
or if you want better one, don't b,
afraid to ask for it.
Mr.. Chas. d. Whitehouse and family OF
Augusta spent Thanksgiving with friends
in Skowhegan.
Chas. f. Holway of Madison got Uncl,
Sans hat, and splendid bargain in clotl
for his trousers, too.
Remember the gift sale at W. F. Rob
bins began December 2nd. and will con
time until the 25th inst.
Mary L. C. Fales went to Brunswicl
last week, anii remained over the Sab
bath with friends in that city
DIR. o. Fitzgerald will he at Skowhe
Thursday December 2Gth instead of tn
9th as announced last week.
Buy your fish, oysters, clans and lob
sters at the Skowhegan Fish Market
Everything guaranteed first-class b
Cairns & Goodrich.
Owing to the severe storm the attand
ance upon church services Thanksgiving
day evening was quite small in this vii
lage.
The correct thing! Engraved callin
cards. Nothing can be more scceptabl
to a lady. Call at this office and Sc
samples.
Among the contributions for relief o
sufferers of the Lynn fire, we notice tina
of Postmaster, W. E. Bruce of Sc
Norridgewock.
What would make more desirabl
present for lady than a pack of en-
graved calling cards? Call and let u
show you samples.
The Fair now in full blast, at tn,
Congregational church vestry, is said, b
judges of such affairs, to be quite an af
fair. Don't fail to visit it.
Only one soap tray will be given to eac
family, and that with the first purchas
of so cents worth of Brussels soap On
rosin), at James Lumsden & Cos.
Mr.. J. M. Gooding of Portland and Di
Edward j. Stone of New York, agents fo
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insuranc
Co. were in town Tuesday and Wednes
day
Col. Wildes was at Kennebunk Mon
day and at Lewiston Tuesday, with othe
members of the board Of Railroad Con
missioners on petitions relating to raj
road crossings.
Miss Aggie Stafford who is pursuing he
musical studies in Portland, and Messrs
Fred Iovey of Bangor and Ed Emery o
Gardiner, partook of Thanksgiving din
ner with their parents in town.
Mr.. Abel Hoxie of North Fairfield
died at his home Tuesday of last week
of paralysis, aged II years, and wa
buried Tuesday Rev. o. j. Hancock o
Saco attended the funeral.
The Peoples Fire, ms Co. of Man
chester, N. H. of which Griffin & Went
worth are agents. is paying its Boston
Lynn losses at sight without discount a
rapidly as they are adjusted.
Pat Murphy of West Forks was /
town Thanksgiving day having drive
down from there with Gen. J. Mancheste
Haynes, who had been looking after hi
numbering operations in that vicinity.
We think our people will appreciat
Geo. Cuehing's new scheme of runnin
two stores during the holiday season.
represents lots of work, but it is goo
way to show up goods, which he know
how to do.
At the Annual Convocation of Somers'
Chapter No. l5 r. A. Masons, the follow
ing officers were elected: Geo. F. Ric'
II. p; J. Henry Frost, X; ; C. A. Marstoi
s.; Geo. W. Nash, c. H.. T. H. Anderso
P.S.; F. s. Cairns, Il. A. c.; w. R. G
Estes, Treas. C. NJ. Lambert, Sec.
Governor Burle.gh has designated Hor
A. R. Bixby, of Skowhegan, as one Q
the committee to make the annual exam
ination Of the accounts of the state trea'
urer. Mr.. Bixby has been a member Q
this committee for several years past, an
his experience as such makes his service
particularly valuable to the State.
The Congregational vestry has bee
made unusually attractive by the ladie
who haye charge Of the fair, which oper
ed yesterday and will continue throug
Friday. The booths represent each da
Of the week and contain for sale, al
propriate useful and ornamental articles
Lunch ID served ct all hours. The prt
ceeds will 20 towards the purchasing OF