The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-30

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to White & Wildes'.
Hon. Geo. G. Wing of Auburn was
registed at Hotel Coburn last evening.
Large line Of ladies' misses and child
rens mittens at Judkins & Dunton's.
Mrs. ]. A. Clark was in town Tuesday,
the guest of her brother, Mr.. ]. P. Oak
Magazines and newspapers for 1891
procured by Geo. Cushing at low rates.
W. G. Heselton of Skowhegan started
his second crew of men for the woods
Tuesday.
Kendall Bros have sold brass hanging
lamps at $l.65 each for more than a
year.
Mr.. W. G. s. Keene, of Lynn, Mass.
arrived last evening, and is a guest at
Hotel Heselton.
Henry Murphy of Norridgewock took
the train yesterday afternoon, at this
place for Boston.
Fur setsl W. B. Steward has large
lot of fur sets, bought before the advance
in prices and will offer some good bar
gains.
The heirs of the Coburn estate have
recently sold about SIC 900 worth of
lands in Michigan.
Mr.. s. W. Philbrick is enjoying a vacs-
ton Of two weeks In Boston, where he
has many warm friends.
II you want sewing machine buy a
"White", White Wildes.
The Volunteer B. B. c. will give a
dance at Fairgrieves' Hall, Saturday even
Ing, Nov. l. All invited.
Mrs. W. II. Emery lefs henae this
morning for few days visit 70 friends
in Portland and Boston.
Mittens Mittens large stock of
ladies' boys and misses mitteHs in all
grades at Stewards.
| Robinson Bros. have q contract 70 fur
nish the interior finish of the new brick
block being erected at Madison.
Speaker Reed is having series of ova-
lions and mammoth crowds in the west
ern states wherever he speaks.
See Ordwsy's immense line of NUTS,
fur collars and capes.
We are soon to publish a list of the
new books added to our Free Public
Library since its removal to its magnih-
cent home.
Mr.. G. Lawrence, member of the firm
of Lawrence Bros, lumbermen of South
Gardiner, was at Skowhegan, Monday,
looking for heavy oxen for the woods.
The souvenir Uncle Toms Cabin Co."
gave this piece to a comparatively small
house on Monday evening last. Can it
be that the interest in this play is dying
out?
All kinds of stationery at NJ. B. Hesel-
tons.
Father Charland of Waterville preached
at the Catholic church, Sunday evening.
Services were held at this church Monday
evening, at which time there were four
priests !n attendance.
Melvin S. HolWay, Esq, of Augusta
was in town yesterday. He spent few
days with his brother Charles, who is in
the flour business at Auburn, driving ov-
er portion of Somerset county.
Go to M. B. Heselton's for ladies' un-
derwear.
A whist tournament is to be started
this week among several couples OF Show
hogan young people, for which prizes,
both for winners and the couple suffering
the most defeats are to be awarded at the
close.
The Home Magazine, offered by the RE-
PORTER as premium during the months
of November and December is edited by
Mrs j. A. Logan, and, alone, is well
worth the price paid for that and the
REPORTER together.
To any who have heretofore COM
planned that we do not have nrst-class
entertainments In town, we say, come to
the from now, and purchase tickets for
the High School course, an account of
which Is given elsewhere.
Still another lot Of those % CT black
wool hose at Stewards.
In order to accommodate the many
patrons OF the Line who wish W attend
the Mechanics Fair at Boston, Nc Ken
nebec Steamboat co. will coatinse their
low rates for for excursion tickets during
the remainder of the season.
Mr.. C, W. Cook returned on TUESDAY
from his vacstion at his former home in
Preeaus Isle. Mr. Cook returus nfqch i'm
pressed with the general outlook for bust
ness and the money making opportunities
Aroostook county Offers young man.
Heman Whpple, E "a of Solon was In
town yesterday. He narrowly escaped
serious injury Monday last. He was
driving fcom Moose River In the night.
AMI WAS thrown from his carriage and
struck upon his hesd and shoulders Civ
ing him some painful bruises.
Children's wooden hosiery at NJ. b.
Heselton's.
Miss j. B. Nay would inform her lady
friends that she has doubled her stock of
gloves, adding line Of undressed dog
skin In eight button mousquetaire for
81. 90. And Chanute fine kid and suede
with foster fastening, seven hook kid
81. 80, seven hook suede $l.35.
Jacob Lowell Jr. Esq, Of Fargo, North
Dakota made the REPORTER call yester-
day. Mr.. Lowell was formerly Of Scion
and has been visiting the town of his
nativity for few days. He left Somer-
set So years ago and has been in Fargo
20 years. He is largely interested In real
estate In Dakota.
The largest variety of fancy goods at
M. B. Heselton's.
Tuesday evening next. the Tennis Club
which has lately been formed to play two
evenings each week for the next twelve
weeks will hold its first meeting In Hesel-
ton Hall. The hall is heated with steam
and lighted by electricity. The club num-
bers sixty members and tournament will
be held at the middle and last Of the
series. The interest In tennis Is on the
increase and good times are anticipated.
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