The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

New s1aWlb III w ulto W w ilucos
Go to M. B. Heselton's for stationery
Special bargains in shawls at Judkin
& Dunton's.
Mrs. Blanche Friend of Gardiner is Wis
itipg her parents in this place.
Look at the new millinery and fanc,
goods at Colby's-and ask prices.
Miss Nellie Brown is on visit to Mon
treal, with party of friends.
See those nobby new plaid dress good
at ordway's.
Russell Post will hold camp fire a
GA. r. Hall Friday evening.
Miss Eva Taylor, Colby '93, spent Sun
day in town with Miss Grace Coburn.
Boys heavy ribbed fast black WOO
hose at Stewards.
F.P. Pennell ESQ.,, Of Harmony was IL
town Tuesday, attending Probate Court
Curtain poles with brass trimmings
complete, 25c at Fairbrother's.
EG. Emerson now runs as express:
messenger between Skowhegan and Bos
ton.
Mrs. Isaiah Crowell of Canaan, was II
town Thursday and made the RRsonTYR a
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Oak made q trip &c
Boston this week, going by boat frsu
Gardiner.
There probably is no place In Maine
where millinery goods Gao be bought
lower than they can at Curtis'.
Rev. S. P. Smith breaches at Fairfield
next Sabbath in exchange wi tn Rev. s.
G. Davis.
Please call at Mrs. Eva A. Burke's and
see how cheap you can buy stylish hat
or bonnet.
W. r. Bartlett, brakeman on conductor
Bodge's train, has recently established his
residence In this town.
You will find E. Ii. Morril's Baggage
Express in front Of the Post Onice, as
usual and at all trains.
Mr.. G. Fl. Durham accompanied by his
wife is passing vacation of two weeks
with relatives in Massachusetts.
Water from the famous Poland Springs
Is what guests of Hotel Heselton have
had served to them the past week.
C. B. Whiting who is to have charge
for John Turner's numbering operations
this winter, left last week for the scene.
Thos. Tantish has been appointed agent
of the New England Dispatch Express,
this Company having extended its line to
this village.
Mr.. Fred Tuttle of West Athens is
about selling out his business at that
place, with the purpose of locating In
Massachusetts,
An elegant corset waist Judkins &
Dunton's, for 81 90.
Miss Stella Fowler departed Saturday
afternoon for visit to relatives in Bos-
ton. Her aunt who has heen visiting in
town accompanied her.
Horatio W. Gushing is passing few
weeks at Carratuuk, and farther up the
river. We learn he is passing the pres
ent week at Moose River.
G. A. Phillips & Son are to lumber this
season in the vicinity of No. New Port
land, and Chas. was up this week looking
over the large "wood lot"
Mrs james Fellows and her daughter
Miss Mae Elise left home for Boston
Monday Miss Fellows turns to Boston
to resume her musical studies.
Miss CLARA Vosmus, music teacher,
will teach pupils the Piano or Organ
Monday, Wednesday or Saturday even
lngs at Smiths Music Store.
The new tariff bill will make plush
cloaks about 10 per cent higher; White 4
Wildes have large stock, bought early
and will sell them at the old prices.
Under the October change con ductor
Sprague runs the noon train into Skow
hogan, leaving Lewiston every morning,
Sundays excepted, and running there
afternoons.
Ladies long sleeve jersey ribbed under
vest at rs cents apiece at M. B. Heeel'
toms.
Miss Maud Wing must have been proud
of the compliment paid her by Supervisor
Whitney, as having the incest kept set OF
book keeping books of any member in heI
large class.
r.. T. Patten returned Tuesday from a
four days visit in Bangor and Orono.
As souvenir of the trip he brings home
a first prize taken at a progressive whis
party he attended.
Railroad Commissioner Wildes lef
home Monday for Augusta and on Tues
day with other members of the boar d
started on an inspection tour of the Frank
lin and Megantic road.
Water was let into the mill pond on
Thursday last, and the dynamos OF the
electric lights were started that night.
M. J. Allen did not start his mills until
the following Tuseday however.
Coffin, Esq, by invitation will deliv'
er an address 70 the students OF Somerset
Academy, Athens, Nov.7. This is one OF
course of practical lectures which are
to be delivered during the fall term
@. W. Cook, the gentlemanly agent of
the American Express Co. In this place,
Is passing his vacation with his aged
mother in Presque Isle, Me. Harry Hill
ton has charge Of the office In Mr..
Cooks absence.
The Alfred De Seve Concert which Is
to be at the Opera House Saturday next
have met with the largest advance sale
ever known In Skowhegan already, the
has been nearly two hundred tickets sold,
and We should advise everybody TO get
their tickets at once.
John II. Webster well-known as one OF
the best guides In the up river section,
and who this season has hsd charge Of
the camps at Garry Ponds. is at Hotel
Heselton vacationing for . few days.
All parties who have made . sporting
trip up river know "John."
Geo. P. Davenport Of Bath. lectured on
Sunshine At the First Baptist church,
Tuesday evening. The lecture was an
able ons, but unfortunately the disagree
able weather prevented many from at
tending and the number who listened to
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