The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

MONDAY.
Deputy Sheriff Lyman Grant Of Scion
was in town Monday.
New invoice of second hand furniture,
a, Wards, l52 Water st.
f. F. Fairbrother is on business trip
to Portland this week.
Smyrna rugs in the new colors just re
ceived at Kendalls'.
DIR. f. o. Sawyer and wife went to
Boston Monday morning of this week.
White G Wildes' have some special
bargains in black dress goods.
DR.. W. E. Fellows of Bangor was in
town Tuesday, on professional business
The Court Street sewer is well along
and will probably be completed this
week.
Columbia and Fleisher's, two of the
best yarns in the market, both at Col
by's.
Lost yesterday on Water st., silver
bracelet. The finder will please leave 1t
at this office.
VIII the person who by mistake took
the wrong overcoat at H otel Heselton
please return 1t, and get his own.
Mr.. w. P. Bailey made brief visit to
friends here. coming Monday evening and
returning Tuesday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Atkinson of No. Alson
was in town Tuesday on business con-
nected with the Probate Court
Furs, furs. If you want anything in
the fur line rem amber Steward has a very
large stock.
Miss Emma Tobey is on visit to rel
atves in different parts of Massachusetts,
and will remain several weeks.
All of the village schools of the lower
grades closed on Friday last, vacation to
continue until after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. H. B. Smith of Foxboro, Mass,
made his old home brief visit the past
week, returning Tuesday afternoon.
Sturtevant is receiving many compile
ments upon his work in compiling the
new Album Of Skowhegan views recently
published by him.
Mr.. J. +. Turner of Deering was In
town last week for few days. He ex-
poets to leave for California soon to
spend the winter.
Childrens' plush bonnets In the very
latest styles at Mrs. II. H. Bigelow's.
Mr.. V. M. Vickery left home Tuesday
on an extended trip through the west in
the interest of the New York cloak house
he represents.
The Woman's Club will meet at Hotel
Coburn Wednesday Nov. 10, at 80 p. m
Mrs. Isabel F. Bellows will lecture on
"Shakspear's Women"
In our notice of the new album of
Skowhegan views last week, we ommit-
ted to state that Mr.. Sturtevant also has
them for sale at his studio.
A dollar saved Is dollar earned and
we know of no easier way to save money
than by using Brussels soap, which lasts
twice as long as cheap soap
The next meeting Of the Sorosis will
be Wednesday evening, Nov. 26, at Hotel
Coburn. The program will be lecture
by Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson.
R. w. Brown will have 800 eve lambs
at his farm in Cornville Monday next
to be sold to the farmers. Time given
if required. Improve this opportunity
Don't forget to have your tickets for
the High School Lecture course, checked
at Bixby Bucks tomorrow afternoon,
after two O'Clock, See notice of attrac.
tions elsewhere.
1t is quite complementary to the firm
of Bragg & Varney that the purchase OF
furniture for the new library building,
the new bank and DR.. Conant's Sanitar-
ium was made at their store.
Latest novelties for fancy work at
Miss Nays.
DR.. Conant depart ed for Philadelphia
Tuesday morning, and will occupy weel
making the journey. Yesterday and to
day he passes in Boston on business. liz
will return the latter part of mex weel
probably.
In the voting contest for the elegant
gold lantern offered to the most popular
conductor on any Maine r. r. by thu
Bangor News, John Eupea well know
as a former Skowhegan boy led the con
test Tuesday.
Among those granted pensions recently
was Henry Williams, a deserving veteran
who is now employed by Chas. Fair
brother. He IL to receive Sl2 per month
dating from Aug. 4, 1890. Jas. Wrigh
instituted his claim.
Farm for sale, also two good horses
INQUIRE of Freeman Fletcher or N. q
Kendall.
Miss Ruth Gilman, who has heen sue
cessfully conducting boarding house OF
Water Street for years or more, ha
s,yen up the same and accepted the posi-
ton of housekeeper 1t Or. Conant
Ssnitsrium, and entered upon her new
duties.
George A. Alden Of Waterville will
friends were in town the past week ant
pa,A Pairyiew stock farm . visit, aut
lanar looked 1t Chas. Burrill's tFo Mel
con colts, 8 and years old respectively
Tia following day Mr.. Aldep' returned
and purchased these colts " Mr.. Bur
sil's own price. $4,000.
u NV lias Of imported "Bairrits
gloves q Judkins 1 Dantonys.
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fore tho stadeats Of Somsrset Academ
q Athens, Friday svssi1o, when
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