The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-04-10
Now Geo. Gushing Ia In his new store.

White & Wildes.
You can buy a good hanging lamp fol-
Sl.25 at Kendall Bros.
Look at the new marquise, victoria and
puritan cloths, at Stewards.
You can get childrens kid gloves al
Judkins & buttons.
+. A. Williams made a business trip to
Boston on Saturday last returning Tue.
day.
S. A. Bickford is to collect the Corpor.
alton tax this year, at l-2 cents on the
dollar.
Miss f. B. Danton has been confined
to her rooms at Hotel Heselton by sick
ness the past week.
Messrs. f. X. Steward and S W. Phil.
brick returned from trip to Boston by
Saturdays train
Mr. Jas. Holt, has sufficiently recover
ed as to be able to take short drive one
day the past week.
A nice otter or sable will bring fancy
price If sent to wR. Clifford, Taxidermist,
Skowhegan, Me.
Messrs, win Bailey and John Steward
returned to the State College Wednesday
afternoon.
The young people of the Uuiyersalist
Society had hop at Fairgrieves Hall
Tuesday evening.
Attention is called TO Mrs. II. II. Big
CLOVIS millinery opening Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week.
Coroner Leland went to Augusta this
morning on business connected with the
North New Portland case
Miss Abbie Whittier of Fairfield, was
the guest of Col. and Mrs. W. r G.
Estes during the first of The week.
The Theatre Co which open an engage
mept of three nights at C1hurn Hall has
had fine advance sale for tonight.
The Skowhegan Clothing Co, resumed
business 10 the old skating pavilion, Mon-
day after a shut down of several months.
Trial Justice Orrin Priest informs the
REPORTER that during the past year he
has heard l56 cases, 30 of which were
Monday evening, April : Eureka Lodge
No. 1928, of the New England Order of
Protection conferred the Initiatory de.
gree.
The beautifully arranged Easter win
dow at Curtis reflects much credit on
Miss Whithee, who designed and arrang-
ed it.
W. B. Steward and wife have gone
West on pleasure triH; visiting at Chi
cago. Ill, Waterloo, Iowa, and possibly
MINI.
E. S. Dutton, Esq, informs us that h
has recently received the appointment as
special agent of the Equitable Life In
surance Company of New York.
Mrs. L. H. Folsom has returned from
Boston and will be glad to see her friends
and customers at the new dressmaking
ooSo;;5s.; oo::c- I I::;!a !ss 6 Daatea's
+. A. Williams has moved his hard
ware into the Robinson Bros. store where
you will find good assortment of shelf
hardware. cutlery, guns and rifles.
The Skowhegan Board of Trade are to
have banquet In G. A. r. Hall. on
Tuesday evening, April 22nd, at which
the &C. c. C. c." will oiiciate as cater
ers.
Always avoid shams and limitations, and
insist upon having the genuine. Yon
will be doing this and will get the most
desirable article in the market when you
call for Brussels soap.
b. M. Hight announces to the farmers
who plant corn for the Skowhegan facto-
nv, that the seed is ready and may be had
by applying to him at his residence, Me-
chanic Street, Skowhegan.
The genuine German Eye Water, from
the original prescription by DR.. Agnew,
the best remedy known for week eyes,
or scaley eyelids, etc, is sold by
Walter F. Robbins at only 25c. per bottle
Next Thursday is Fast Day, the
REPORTER will be issued Wednesday and
all copy for advertisements must be In by
Tuesday noon. Correspondents will also
forward their communications one day
earlier.
The ladies' are all pleased with the
Champion self wringing mop, the latest
and most perfect mop invented. 1t
is simple and durable. 1t wrings easy and
dry. Miss Gertrude Hill. Skowhegan,
genl agent for Maine, is here introducing
them.
Mr.. s. M. Sawyer, wife and mother re-
turned to Skowhegan from Colorado
Springs, Thursday night last, and received
a warm welcome from a large circle Of
friends. Mr.. Sawyer went west over 10
years ago, but was not Joined by his
FAMILY until iater.
Peter W. Aver of Thorndike was here
Tueaday and bought car load Of lumber
of Weston & Brainard to be used In COW
ering a stack of ice at Unity Pond on the
line of the Belfast railroad. He wanted
more lumber but Weston & Brainard had
no more to sell. Lumber is scarce on the
Kennebcc now.
Carrabasset Lodge No "a 1. o. o. F. of
this place will give complimentary re-
ception and banquet to Fairaefd Lodge No
So OF Fairfield In Coburn Hall on Friday
evening April 25th being the fist ami
versary of the Order. Arrangements
will be made for special train to arrive
from Fairfield at about O'Clock.
The law firm Of Bradbury and Thomp-
son at Hartland has dissolved by mutual
consent, and d. E. Thompson, Esq, sue
ceeds to the business of the late firm of
which he was partner. j. Otis Bradbury,
Esq.,, is in Portland at present and II Is
understood he intends to enter upon the
practice Of his profession there.
There will be no preaching services at
the Universalist Church next Sunday.
The pastor, Rev Mr.. Smith, who also
breaches at No. Anson, will spend the en-
tire day there, going and returning by
rail. During the most Of the travelling,
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