The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

cbildreus school caps, at Mrs. Bige.
lows.
very pretty line Of blankets for
wraps at Stewards.
NJ r. Heselton is on a business trip to
Boston this week.
Mrs. Geo. C. Wing of Auburn is the
auest of Mrs. Helen Coburn.
Ladie. jersey kni. underpants only 80
cts pair, at Ordways.
Mrs, Mary Weston came to Skowhegan
nv the noon train Of Monday.
DR.. Fitzgerald is at Hotel Heselton to-
dsy. his regular monthly visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Spofford Of Booth
hy Harbor, are visiting d. q. Spofford
and wife.
John Pollard of Llmere, Canada was
in town Friday last He formerly resid-
ed here.
Miss Kate Burrill is making two
weeks business visit TO Portland and
Bostsn.
Don't wait until next January before
calling for sight Of the Joe Pentland
vooens, at Arnolds.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor started for Boston
and New York, Sept Is and will return
Sept, IS.
u. Allen and wife and Geo. Moody and
wife srs aaoAg the sxsnrsionisty 70
Aroossook eouaty this week
Chss. Il. Atkinson has taken the agency
for the Remington type writer and adver-
tses It in another column.
Dnsmore & Bickford have recently sold
another of those beautiful mahogany,
UPRIGHT Hallet & Davis pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Tufts attend the
wedding of their eldest son, Frank, which
occurs at Mechanic Falls this week.
Fast black, teecsd lined hose, full fin
ished for 25 cts. at White 4 Wildes'.
Z. A. Paul OF Boston, who formerly re-
sided in South Scion, is spending his
annual vacation In Somerset county.
J. B. Bracket, Esq, of Portland, Gen
Agent of the Washington Life Insurance
Company was in town Monday.
Special bargains in black dress goods,
at White & Wildes'.
Harvey d. Eaton, Esq, returned to
Cambridge yesterday to attend the Har
ward Law School. This is his last year
there
Some special bargains In towels, at
Stewards this week.
Mrs E. A. Robinson of Cornville, took
the train here, Wednesday morning, for
visit of several weeks in Boston and New
hampshire.
W. R. G. Estes, accompanied by Mrs.
Estes, has been passing the past two
weeks hunting and fishing in the ponds
about Moose River.
Mrs, Col. Springer of Ohio speaks to-
night at the M. Z. church, In the interests
Of the Woman's Home Missionary Soci-
ETY.. All are invited to attend.
Bristols trained horses gave their ex-
hibitlon to good audiences In Coburn Hall
70 Friday and Saturday OF last week and
susual gave good satisfaction.
Conductor F. L. Gardner departed
Wednesday morning with party of
friends on a sporting trip to Chamberlain
Lake and vicinity, and will be absent two
weeks.
More new dress goods at Stewards,
paids In great variety.
John W. Steward of Skowhegan has
been elected president of his class In
State College at Orono, R. W. Lord Sec
rstary and Treasurer, and W. M. Bailey,
Vice President.
We understand that Miss ]. B. Nay Is to
remove her business to the store now &C.
cupied by r. T. Patten when he vacates
1t for his new quarters In Morrison &
NcClellan's block.
Miss Clara Vcsmus left by Tuesday
mornings train for Boston and other
places in Mass. fer . short vacation.
Miss Belle Emery takes hsr place in
Smiths nssie store.
Eden Bosworth, private In ordinance
department., Fortress Monroe. Va. has
been on four months furlough and paid
visit to friends In East Madison. He
returned to Fortress Monroe, Monday.
$50 yards of those 80 inch dress fan
nels at 20 cts sold yesterday at White &
Wildes'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Russell of West
Side, Iowa, who have been visiting Mr.
Russells father, Alden Russell Of Corn
vile, aud Mrs. Russell's sister, Mrs
Joshua Williams Of this place, returned to
their home In Iowa, Tuesday last.
At the recent meeting Of the Worlds
Fair Commissioners in Chicago, Hon. A.
K. Bixby WAS appointed on the following
committees: Floraculture aud Horticul-
ture, Finances, and Chairman Of commit
tee on Fisheries and Fish culture.
Onr farmers who planted corn for the
factory here have been notified, In case
Of frost, to hurry It In within twenty -four
hours, - experience has taught the COM
pany that longer delay makes the corn
practically worthless. 1t will be lively
times at the factory today.
Have you seen those hobby new plaid
dress goods, at Ordway's ?
Mr.. VIM. Frye, foreman Of this section
Of the Maine Central, Is entitled to cred
1t for the work he did in repairing the
damages Of the storm. He began at the
south end Of the bridge, where there WAS
! bad washout and worked up the track
meeting the large crew at the Summit
Mr. Frye Is veteran in the business, and
understands his work and he and his men
worked with will.
The Uncle Hiram Co. are to appear ct
the Opera House on next Saturday even
Ing. Their band and orchestra Is the I'm
est with any travelling company in Ameri-
ca Az for the entertainment, VA all
know what that Is - It was here only SIX
months ago, and Coburn Hall has not
held - large an audience since. The
tickets were placed on sale at Bixby q
Bucks this mofning. Their band VIII
parade the main streets only. Do not
fail to hear them.
Is different styles Of black goods ana
all bargains, at Ordways.