The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
New plushes all shades at ordway,s

w. +. Robbins went to Boston on Sat
urday afternoon last on business trip.
Remember the cloakings that W. b
Steward Is closing at mark down price
Miss Mary L. c. Fales attended tn,
wedding of friend in Brunswick last
evening.
IL. IL. Tufts Is on business trip tC
Iowa and may possibly extend his triT
to Colorado.
Our local sports give an athletic exhib
ition in Athens, on Thursday; the 80 inst
to be followed by dance.
Commissioner Gilman has a crew laying
a piece of brick walk up Madison Ave
beginning at Halves corner
Starlight yarn is the best, all colors a
M. B. Heselton's.
The girls that called at Hotel Heseltou
to do table work also laundry, are re-
quested to call again at once.
L. W. Weston is to heat his residence
this winter by the hot water system.
Forest < Dow are to do the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Cushing we're in
town few days last week, returning to
their home in Bangor Monday afternoon.
Messrs. O. l.. Holbrook and ?. 8. Bus
well of Starks and Hon. 8. b. Walton Of
Mercer, attended Probate coart faesday.
R Il. Merrill of skowh~ra has been
awarded a+se damage on kRd TrHed by
him crossed by the Dexter q Dog2r rail-
road.
| Teachers conversion cakssencs. to-day
at ST. Albans and will oontipse ilrough
to-moroW. Superintendent LaSe "a in at
tendance.
Jas. Holt the former sIpt. of our water
works, departed for North AadUver,
Mass, Monday where he has position
in machine shop.
NJ. T. Pooler's stallion. "All-so will be
on exhibition at the Sa3aiahsc County
Fair at Topsham this week, and will make
fast mile there
Triumphant Songs, No. . is the latest
and best song book for S. s. and praise
service; 30 cts. or $500 per dozen at
Smiths Music Store.
Miss Kate Burrlll will be happy to
take your order for hat OF bonnet, and
will do her best to please you-Jou viii |
find her at Colby's
The business of the American Express
Company has increased largely during
the past year, and since its location in
the REPORTER Building.
Rev. S Z. Smith gives paper at Au-
burn, before the Sunday School Conven-
tion, Thursday, on "The True Aim of
Sunday School Work.
An antiquarian supper will be served at
the Baptist vestry tomorrow (Friday)
evening from to 7 O'Clock. Sociable
and good time generally after supper,
The morning train leaves Skowhesan at
{. 80 o'clock instead of 8 05, and the after
noon train at 2 O'Clock instead of 2l0.
! ! 7 I 1e arrsya!! ef each train Is 5 minutes
later.
No wonder the Alfred De Seve Co. met
with large advance sale, for the Lowell
papers of last week give them the credit
of being the finest musical organization
ever in that city.
Asa Parker has COW 3 years and II
mos. old which is very prolific animal,
and would be a boon to some stock raiS-
er. She has given birth to four calves,
the last two being twins.
C. A. williams & Co. are laying out
about $500 90 in repairs and the putting
in of their new water wheel. 1t Will
probably be two weeks yet before they
again resume the manufacture of hstchets
Forest & Dow have jlst completed
| what is probably as fine job OF piping
and plumbing Ia DR.. Conaups now SAM
tarium, az csu be found In any Skowhe-
gan Lulliins. They point 10 It with
drd".
Fed blankets both wh'ta and eolored
60 cts. E pair at 0rd~sss, and better
| oaes ,t ptoplr tloually low prices
Tn, state Sunday School CIV -ention
held In wstozyile Tuesday .nd %cdaes-
day wss very largely attended. One Of
tho most in ntsreetluE fc~tures rsH go ad-
dress by DIR. A. w email. prssf ent OF
| Colby University.
Tho corporators of the SIX, srheRan and
Norridgewock RAILROAD company are re-
uneated to meet at tha "E1acutor7 room g,
tomorrow, Friday evening a. 7 O'Clock
Citizens interc tie in the projected rail
road other than carporators will be wei
come at the meeting.
Our genial Register Of Probate, s. Ii.
| Goodwin, E-q., who is one OF the pro
aressive farmers Of Somerses, h's been
| wearing decorated eve for few days.
He says he met hay-fork In his barn one
| evening and the interview was not en-
tirely satisfactory to him.
Have you seen the new Glenwooo
Parlor wood stoves? They are beauties.
Mr.. Doran says the Glcnwood Ranges are
superior to all others. The demand for
| Glenwood stoves come from people who
study comfort and economy. You can
find them at Doran's stove store, 30 Madi-
son St.
Everyone leans to the opinion that the
front of the new "Milburn Block" of
Morrison & Mcclellan is the handsomest
In town And, by the way, that front
has just been hustled together this week
1t was novel sight ito see the masons
yay up there, laying the bricks evenings,
by the glare of the electric lights.
H. D. Hall and wife of the Boston
Globe, Marcelus f. W. Taylor and Mrs.
Spooner of Philadelphia, Commodore
Goodrich of Madison, Mrs. E. G. Collin
and sister, and Mrs, Bailey Of Winthrop,
]. b. Hudson and wife, Miss Sadie
Page. and Miss NeLtie Page of Water
vile we're all at the Heselton, Monday.
Have you seen that plush cloak at
SIS, 90 and plush jacket for sl2oo at
Ordwsy's.
Services at the Universallst Church as
follows Sunday, Oct. 18th preaching by
8. G. Davis. of Fairfield, at 10 45 A. M