The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-09-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. lrvlnB CuTtib VI neuneiu, MASS, Ia
in town.
John R. Philbrlck is vacationing In
Lewiston this week.
Novelties In new jeweley at E. W.
Moores, Bingham.
d. C. Robinson, ESQ.,, was In Skowhe-
gan over the Sabbath.
w.P. Ordway is in the Boston mark
cts this week.
Sheriff-elect Pishon is visiting the State
Fair at Lewiston this week.
Mrs. Roswell Taylor has returned to
her home In Melrose, Mass.
Satin back velvet ribbon at Judkins Z
Dunton's.
Meeting of the Somerset Loan & Build
ing Association Monday Sept. Is.
Mr. Albert Fellows of Boston, Mass,
isspending few weeks in Somerset
Ladies' combination underwear at
Stewards.
Mr.. Henry Pearson and Mrs. Pearson
returned to their home In Portland, Mon
day.
Miss Lottie B. Currier is attending the
fall term of Somerset Academy at Ath.
ems.
Quite party of Waterville people
drove up on Sunday aud dined At Hotel
Coburn.
Mrs. W. R. McQuown of louisville,
Ky, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Pooler.
You can buy sarthern stew kettles thst
will hold TO . quarts at Kendall's for
cts.
Mr.. U. L. Foss is at the State Fair this
week, and has taken his yearling Wilkes
colt with him.
Lewis Anderson Is absent this week on
business trip to Boston and other parts
of Massachusetts.
The fourth annual colt stakes at Elm
wood Park, So Norridgewock will occur
Saturday, Sept. Goth.
The Sprltuallst campmsetlng comes of
at Hayden Lake this week, continung
over the Sabbath.
W. M. Ladd Of the Bangor Ne,os office
has been passing portion of his vaca
ton in Skowhegan.
School teachers will find proper styles
in gold and silver watches at E. W.
Moore's, Bingham.
Stickney Poor's whole mixed spices
for picking sold In bulk by H. d. Pat
terson at l0c quarter; 35c per lb.
Mrs. E. smaat .nd Mlss- A. B Ie~e.t
of East Somerville, Mass, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Swain / Hillside
Farm.
Messrs. G. A. Wright and John Hol-
land Of Wayne were At Hotel Heselton
Friday en- route to Kingsbury on a hunt
Ing trip.
Remnants 10 inch sheeting at Ord.
ways.
Frank c. Morrill, who has been passing
q two weeks vacation with his parents In
town, returned to Boston on Monday
last.
Stanley Plummer Esq. came home from
Washington last week and after casting
his vote Monday morning, departed on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. Harlan P. Maynard Of Warsaw,
Wis, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. e. Smith Of Cornville returned to
her home Monday morning.
Horse Blankets at Ordway's-Prices
way down.
Miss Clara J. Vosmus, organist at the
Methodist Church is giving good salts
faction. Her selections last Sabbath were
beautiful and finely rendered.
Mr.. Geo. W. Shaw, secretary and treas.
urer of the Montana Mining and Invest.
ment Co., of Helena, Mont, was at Ho,
tel Heselton Monday and Tuesday.
EFF. Fairbrother drove to Benton Sun
day night, and there boarded the pullman
train for Bangor, where he has been busy
as an appraiser ON stock of goods this
week.
The Lewiston Browns who were de.
feated In this place last week by the Vol
unteers, went to Nolkh Arson the follow.
day and the CarrabaSDetts also defeated
them quite badly.
Patterson will sell . full patent flour
for few days. equally as good as Pills
Jury iof MAKING raised oreao' a. so'oo
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M. T. Pooler is At Lewiston this week
with few ,ue bred horses from Fair
view Stock Farm, headed by the famous
ALSO" This stallion will probably be
driven . fat exhibition mile At some
time during the Fair.
R. ". Hainss came up from Mouse
Island Monday night. The samosst
House has had one Of the most prosper
oo' .e.son. sln'. 40 oo.'.l1 ,'..u 'uo
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Among the people who went 70 Lewis
ton yesterday from skowhegan TO be In
attendance on the State Fair We noticed
II. D. Patterson, D. q. Sponord. +. A.
Nolin, Anssl Holway, G. A. Marston, =.