The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-27
The best line Of colors In felts at Jud
kins & Dunton's.

WIN. Clark or Carratunk, passed the
Sabbath as guest of Hotel Heselton.
Geo. W. Halves has new clerk In she
person of Harry Tibbals. of Connecticut
Furs Fursl Another lot of black as
trachan capes just received, at Stewards.
II. G. Kendall went to .xler this
"Wednesday morning to pass Thank,
giving.
E F. Fairbrother has engsged rooms
and board at Hotel Heselton for the
winter
Mems underwear at very low figure
at Judkins & Duntons
Rev. c. V. Hanson attended the meet
ing Of the Baptist Board at Watervile
Monday.
II. d. Patterson passed several days in
Boston last week, whittier he went on
business.
N. W. Brainard, Esq, was confirmed
by the Council as Clerk of Courts Mon
day last.
Mrs. Woolson's lecture at Hotel Coburn
this "wednesday evening willTbegin at
7.45.
The people are already beginning to
realize that Curtis is the place to buy
millinery
b. d. Savage, accompanied by his son.
aud Horace Reed Is on sporting trip to
the up-river country.
Miss Marshall, the reader with the Lo-
tus Glee Club, is said to capiivate her
audiences everywhere.
Our young people are having dancing
school in Fairgrieyes' Hall, with G. Ii.
Atkinson officiating as Instructor.
Miss j. b. Nay has on hand very
choice line of hem stitched linens for the
table, sideboard, bureau scarfs, etc.
Mrs. Helen s. Coburn and Miss Louise
H. Coburn left home Monday for Boston,
where they purpose to spend the winter.
Miss Lulu vickery is home from Cas-
tine where she attends the Normal School,
and is accompanied by young lady
friend.
Special values in black dress goods at
Ordway's.
Rev Mr. Emery of So Norrdgewock
occupied the pulpit of the Bethany Bap.
fist church last Sabbath in exchange with
Rev. C. V. Hanson.
Geo S. Burrill gives notice that he will
petition the Legislature for authority to
construct dams on Austin Stream to fac
ilitate driving lumber.
E +. Goodwin, Esq, returns to his
labors at Washington, d. C., on Friday
of The present week, well rested from his
summer labors at the Capitol.
The Lotus Glee Club are one of the
standard attractions in the Boston Star
courses, as well as the well-known Stock
bridge course in Portland,
Mrs. r. II, Anderson who has been
visiting her parents at Maiden Mass,
for some weeks was joined on Saturday
last by her husband who will pass
Thanksgiving there.
A nice time to try Huckin's prepared
Christmas dinner. Patterson has chick
en-, consomme, mock turtle, OK tail and
others.
Mr.. G. B. Fairgrleves has cultivated
over 1000 stalks of tiue celery at Fair
griave Bay, this year and is now reap
Ing the benefit of his labors. He mas tine
supply.
Skowhegan people, should be liberal in
their patronage of The Lotus Glee Club
concert at Coburn Hall on Saturday
night, thus encouraging m anager5 to pre-
sent to Skowhegan audiences tirst-class
entertainments
The first meeting of the creditors of
Of the Carrabassett Pulp Company was
held at the Probate Office Monday. There
were quite a number of attorneys pre-
sent representing various interests. Hon.
E. f Webb of Watervile was appointed
assignee.
The next session of Somerset District
Lodge will be held with Cornville Lodge,
on Friday Dec. 5th. 1t is expected that
Revs. C. f. Whitcomb and d. B. Holt of
Skowhegan will address the evening
meeting, to which the public are cordial
ly invited.
Try Lady Grey perfume onlyStcn cents
per bottle at M. B. Heseltons.
Howard S. Webb of this place, who Is
an assistant professor at the State Col
lege, Orono, is improving the present
vacation of that institution,by ten weeks
course of instruction at Cornell Univer-
sity at Ithaca, n Y. He left home Tues
day morning.
The Lotus Glee Club sing In perfect
harmony and with fine effect, while Miss
Marshall, who accompanies them is cas-
lily mistress of elocution and dramatic art.
Hear them on Saturday night next al Co
burn Hall.
The Frye Light Guards who are to give
an exhibition drill and ball in Coburn
Hall Thursday night, November. eth, will
arrive at $40 P. M, of that dste, and
will bring with them Wilson's fine orches-
ira, Without doubt the finest dance music
in the State. From 80 to s 10 they
will give a concert, at S.l5 the Guards
will appear and give their drill with
Capt. Hoyt in command.
G. ID Paine the popular tailor of Dover,
will be represented at the Sawyer House,
Norridgewock, on Friday Nov. 26th, by
| Mr.. C. H. Knowles who will show COM
plete line of wooleus and worsteds and
take measures for any goods wanted.
| Those in want of nice custom made
suit or overcoat will do well to examine
their stock while In town. Prices low
and good fits guaranteed. Give them
call.
Elerau, liue of stamped linens at Jud-
kins & DLnton's.
Capt. W. II. Emery and wife left We'd
nesday for Worcester Mass, to partake
of Thanksgiving dinner at the home oil
Mrs. George Mayo a sister of Mr.. Emery
In that city. There are to be present .
b rot her sand sisters, who with their wives
and husbands include Hon. ID. w.
Allen and wife, Preston Emery and wife
of Fairfield and W. C. Emery and wife OF
North Arson. Mr.. George Emery OF