The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-05-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
striped awning cloths at Stewards.
Coflin's Digest for sale at George Cush
ing's.
NJ. R. Heselton has tenement to rent
rooms.
Foster Paurs kid gloves at White
Wildes'.
We publish the statement of our bank
this week.
A new assortment of stamped rug. pat
terms at Arnold's.
Germans mintrels are booked for Skow.
hogan early in June.
Hon. A. R. Bixby made business trip tt
Boston this week.
An extra good trade In a fast blaci
bicycle hose at Stewards.
Mr. W. X. Shurtleff returned from {
trip to Nashville Tenn. Saturday.
Kenned,'s afternoon teas" and "Vien
ma WATERS all lavors, at Patterson's.
Mrs. Maria Lowe and Miss George
are visiting in Fairfield this week.
so doz. silk finished Isle thread ladies
undervests at 30 cts. regular 90 ct. one
Mr.. VIM. Clark has returned to Skow'
hogan after an absence Of some months
Those who worship at the shrine of the
economical Brussels soap arise. purified.
Mrs. J. B. Bell and her daughter Mrs.
Dillingham; are visiting friends in town.
Special Bargain In all linen knotted
frings towels for l5cts at White & Wildes
Mr.. Samuel Malbon of Boston came to
town Sunday morning, returning Monday.
M. C. Milliken of Richmond and Omer
Clark of Carratunk were in town yester-
day.
few young colts may find good pas
turing by sending their masters to DIR
Conant.
Mr.. Austin Savage is spending week
with friends in town. He has recently
returned from Europe.
Miss May Eden was in Skowhegan a
portion of last week, the guest of Miss
Carrie Phlbrick.
Parasols are selling fast al Ordway's;
make your selection while the assortment
is large.
L. L. Walton, ESQ departed last week
on business trip to Wisconsin to be alb
sent two weeks
Curtis received to-day a large assort-
ment of new shapes in English Milan
hats which he will sell at 1926.
Where is the boy who wants to learn
the printing trader Let him apply at the
REPORTER office early.
The man who is hung by vigilance
committee is like Brussels soap In new
town. All 1t wants Is a trial.
The subject of the sermon at Bethany
Baptist church next sabbath, Rev. c. V.
Hanson pastor, is THE Good Samaritan"
The Commencement exercises OF the
Skowhegan High School and Bloomfield
Academy will occur the last week In June.
All persons having books belonging to
the Skowhegan Library arc requested to
return the same forthwith.-Per order Of
the committee.
The Randolph's are to play the Volun-
teers at the trotting park tomorrow (Fri-
N d. Adj Ne
are one Of the best am ateur mines In the
State.
Mr.. Cyrus Stinson, a classmate Of Geo.
o. Smith, In Colby University, was the
guest of the latter young gentleman at
his home in this place over Saturday and
the Sabbath.
Little Ralph Hall is the first of the lads
to be the possessor of safety bicycle.
We doubt If Ralph and the machine to-
gether would weigh rs lbs. but he can
''just make it skip"
Ladies who have not time, or invalids
strength to make their morning print,
gngham, or cambria wrapper, can select
HUN QulLt hu hobOI nhu move pr
vats room to try them on In at Arnolds.
Lots Of ladies' are taking advantage of
the lace cutain sale at White 4 Wildes'
Miss Mids Webb returned to her home
in this place Monday evening, after an
absence of several months, passed at
Cambridge, Mass, under the care OF
,luo;.i.z n;a, Uahh largo circle
of friends to rejoice at the decided i'm
provement In her health.
The order Of exercises for Memorial
day we're published last week and there Is
little to add In way of information. The
subject of the address of Capt. Shaw will
be Freedoms Pivotal Struggle; Its
present results, It's future prospect" 1t
will be an Grafton worth hearing.
Rev. C. +. Whitcomb, pastor Of the
First Baptist church. announces the sub
jects of his sermons for June as: follows: -
June l, THE City Of Cod" 8, "(Chil-
dren's Day;) 10. Human Progress" %,
The New Song;" 20. Fourth OF July"
cordial invitation is extended to all. j.
1t was a jolly skowhegan party that
was quartered at Garry Ponds early In the
present week, made up as follows L.
j. Addition, +. r. Folsom, c. D. Miller,
CT. Drew, A. McQuillen. Fred Nash, c.
A. williams, Joshua Williams, s. M.
Sawyer, s. A. Dinsmore, Geo. H. Pishon
W.P. Ordway and N G. Ordway.
The body Of D. 8. Foss, who died at
the home of his daughter In Amesbury,
Mass. on Monday last WAS brought to
Skowhegan for interment BY Wednesday
evenings train. The remains were met
at the station by Carrabassett Lodge l. :.
O. F. who held It's usual services Of the
order at the grave.
ia young man or boy Is in pursuit Of
cycle stocking tell him to hitch up at
Arnold's.
With his usual enterprise, Geo. W.
Halves, the clothier, has arranged another
nue window, appropriate for the season,
and one that will be more especially up
prsciated BY the @. A. r. "boys." A
msagre description would not do the win
dow Justice % II must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
At the earnest invitation Of their
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