The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-06
LOCAL ITEMS.


in town Monday.
Another lot Of 50c hats just recei we'd at
Mrs. Bigelow's.
Hon. L. II. Webb and Mrs. Webb are
in Portland and Boston for few days.
For bargains in dress goods and shawls
90 to Judklns & Dunton's.
Read the New England Clothing Com
pany's advertisement.
The Public Library will be open for
the present afternoons and Evenings and
not forenoonstas formerly.
Miss Daisy Plaisted of wsterville has
se.u the guest Of Miss Mae Steward a
portion of the week.
Overcoats, listers and REFERS! Must
hrn them into money. Going at ruinoas
prices; New England Clothing 90.
FRET Not Thyself," or THAT Awful
pious Look, MS the subject Of Rev. c. F.
Whitcomb, next Sunday afternoon.
Oh. Holbrook, Esq, Of starks, was
Ia town recently. He says every one In hls
pwn is wishing success to the .. & N.
railroad.
w. Gould, Esq, and Mrs. Gould
returned last week from visit TO friends
In the towns OF Hiram, Gorham and Vi
cinity.
That fine pop corn at Pattterson's is Civ
Ing the same great satisfaction 1t did last
wear. He has already sold two barrels
and the season has just begun.
The dance to have been given on Sat
urday night last by the Volunteer b.
c., was postponed until Saturday next,
when all are invited.
John W. Steward of this place in the
senior class al the State College, Orono,
has been selected to represent his class
at Commencement In the mechanical de-
partment.
See the ladies' real camels hair and
natural wool underwear at Ordway's.
Mr.. S. p. Smith, who has been employed
by Keene Bros. for some years in their
shop in this place, departed Monday for
Nashua, N. H., where he has secured a
good position.
Mr.. A. F. Blckford foreman at Weston
& Brainard's lost the end Of finger re.
Gently by catching 1t in an endless chain
pulley. 1t was narrow escape from q
more serious injury.
Ladies' In physical distress should re
member that magnificent apartments have
been provided for their positive relief
and the most pleasing matron will be al
their disposal.
1t was not the fnishings for the new
block at Madison that Robinson Bros
are to furn ish, but rather the furnishings
for the fine Office, being fitted up there
by the Manufacturing Investment Co.
Darius Houghton has returned to Som
erset County from Boston. and has been
visiting in skowhegan the past week. He
has adopted Madison as residence for
the coming winter, where he has an aged
father.
New black dress goods at special low
prices at Ordway's.
Mr.. H. H. Tufts, Chief of Police re-
turned last week from q trip Of severa
weeks In Iowa and other states. He re
turns well satisfied with Maine as a place
of residence as compared with the great
west.
s. @. Durrell who has been employed
In Providence II. l., for the past three
years has given up his position there and
Is visiting relatives In town. We lsarr
he Is contemplating going 10 hinneapo
lis, Nina.
skowhegan Orange, No. sos. bold I
special meeting at tho residence Of p. c
Whittier In this place on Thursday hast
comforting the Third Degree on tive
members, and the Fourth Degree on foul
members.
Go TO M. B. Heseltons for all kinds OF
stationery.
Hon. Rufus Prince, Master Of the
State grange came from Fairfield on the
7 O'Clock A. NJ. train Tuesday, and after
taking breakfast, left with lecturer Hol'
way for Athens, to attend the meeting Of
the county grange there.
Next Sunday morning Rev. s. P. Smith
will begin q series Of special sermons al
the Universalist church. Subject OF the
first sermon will &c "What Is Univesa
Hsm2' Service at 1O.4b. All welcome
Young peoples meeting at 7 2. III.
Miss Annie Russell who left here the
later part of the summer to accept
,position In the Census Bureau In Wash
,ippton has lately received q promotion
which is very complementary to Miss
Russell and gratif, ing news to her many
friends.
Miss Mabel Wentworth gave very de-
lghtful whist party at her home on Mad
ison Ave-, Thursday afternoon last, from
four till eight. in honor Of her guest
Miss Sadie Parker. About twenty-slz
young ladies participated. Tea wa
served ct six.
For . breakfast drink try Frye's coco'
extract; the pure cocoa only, the supe'
auous oil extracted. 1t is free from sug
ar and other Ingredients. The delicate
flavor and nutritious qualities OF this ART
icle account for the high estimation II
which 1t u held BY the public. To ot
found only at b. D. Pattsrsons.
The Somerset Lodge, A. o. U. W. O.
East Madison, viii have an oyster suppe
At their hail Saturday evening, Nov. 9Th
to which thsy cordially invite the mem
bers Of ths Skowhsgan Lodge, with snei
ladies'. Thels will b On abundance Of
work and The ekowhsgan members ~
requested 70 come prepared 70 assist
Hon. L. Il. webb, who has served tn
County long and faithfully - Clerk O.
Courts, has, On account Of continued II
health, bssn obliged to resign the once
He has bssn . popular and efficient OF
deer md his many friends will great
regret that h cannot longer remain II
the once. He nay 90 south OF wea
for the wiatse 70 ct the dement, OF
change Of climate.
We aoaiee Inst many Of our psop'
drive THAR hoeDso q brisk trot over ou
wooden bsiless, ~ instruction. ..'
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