The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-19

Irsd Colby Of Bingham was in town
Tuesday.
Large line Of corsets at White 4
Wildes'.
Ralph Hall informs US that he found
Wild Strawberries on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Ok are visiting In
Garland for few days this week.
Lasts twice Is long Is cheap soap fol
laundary use-Brusseis.
Great reduction In millinery goods Al
Mrs. Bigelow's TO close the season.
| Only few Of that cheap lot of lace
curtains left at White wlldes'.
| Dr.. 8. +. Greene and @. W. Cover
ESQ.,, Of Scion were In town Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Madison preached
In the Congregational church Sunday
last.
Miss Ruth Manter and Miss Msbe]
Simmonds Of Madison were in town Mon.
day.
Mr. Isaiah Cook was taken quite sud.
denly III at his shop Tuesday, last but lie
improving.
L. W. Chase sold fine spring TOP
buggy to VIM. Clark Of Carratunk last
Friday.
Street Commissioner Gilman is laying
pieces Of concrete walk on Pleasant and
North Streets.
Messrs. Dusty & Morrisett are now
prepared to furnish brick In any part of
town In large or small quantities.
W. B. Goodrich, Postmaster Of Bing
ham and F. H. Preble of the firm Colby
Preble were In town Tuesday.
Those California white cherries at
Patterson's are delicious, only 2scts. for
pounds.
Miss Hattie Mayo of Hodgdon, who has
been visiting friends In town left Mon
day for Waterville.
Merton H. French of Gardiner was in
town over Sunday at the home Of his
father, Mr.. H. s. French.
Browns Instant Relief has become a
household necessity and is as staple as
-four In the market.
Patterson is having good trade on
Newport relish. The package is attrac-
tive the goods are hne. Try bottle
G. B. Fsirgrieves received betw cen
10000 land locked salmon from Commits,
sioner Stanley Monday for Hayden Lake.
Ladies summer under pants at Judkins
& Dunton's.
Dusty and Morrisett have kiln of
bricks already burned in their yard, said
to be the first of the season on the river.
Miss Emma Plummer who has been
visiting her mother and brothers and
sisters, returned to her home In Lewis
ton Saturday.
There have been many men here from
up river towns the past week, and they
all say they want the Link" and want 1t
right away.
Mrs. A. C. Houston of Sangerville, ar
rived Tuesday morning, and will remain
several weeks at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin. -,
E. E. McNeelie Of the REPoRrER Is on a
trip to the Forks and Moose River. Mrs.
McNeelie accompanies him. We expect
the trout are suffering.
A new lot of undressed Kid gloves in
Mousuqetaire and seven hooks at Colby's.
An excursion train to Quebec Monday
morning took 2s passengers from this
station. The baggage car ran directly
through from here to Quebec, not usual
thing.
Mr.. H. w. Cushing has raised his resi-
dence on Main Street up about feet and
will grade his lot up to ut 1t. 1t will be
IN Improvement. Mr.. Charles Luce had
charge Of the job.
There will be reunion Of the classes
'S7 to 'sO,iof Skowhegan High School, at
Hote! Heselton. Friday evening June 81,
following the commence
ment exercises in the Hall.
See the black all silk lace net for
dresses at o.. 90 yard at Ordway's.
Col. W. A. R. Boothby of waterville
the National Fire Insurance
Company Of Hartford was In town
Saturday and adjusted the loss Of L. H.
Hodges & Co. In the fire of Friday morn
ing.
The summer change Of time table on
Maine Central goes into effect the 29th,
with increased service on the main line.
We understand the principal change here
Is that the morning train will leave
earlier.
In this great and glorious land of
murder, suicide and arson are
within reach iof even the poorest and
most humble citizen. So Is that best and
most eco nomical Of all soaps, called
Brussels.
A dispatch was received from Min
neapolis, MIMI, Wednesday morning, an
noncing the death Of Frank B. Ward
formerly Of this town and for many years
Register Of Deeds In this County. Mr..
Ward had resided In Minnesota six years.
DR.. Richards, Dentist, has removed to
No. l, Coburn Hall, up stairs, and will
remain until Che changes and repairs can
be completed at 70 Water Street. The
DR.. Is well situated for performing den-
al operations and will be glad to sec bis
friends.
India Twill dress goods is different
shades At 80 cts. \ yard at Ord ways.
G. A. Ross is making q marked i'm
In the Ross Block on Water
Street. The new plate glass front In
he east store and the painting Of the
whole block in yellow with red trimmings
make wonderful change and improve
nent.
There will be = cake and ice-cream
,ociabls ct the Methodist Vestries Friday |
,vening June Goth, under the suspioss of
he Young Peoples society Of Christian
cndeavor. All are cordially invited.
Admission ten cents, Cake and ice-cream
rec.
The movment spoken of in the tenn.
,erancs meeting hsld Sunday afternoon |
at to hold such meetings once in two
vesks u . good one. The public interest
. this important cause Il not livly in