The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-11-13
shawls In great variety at Stewards.


bargains while they last at ordwsys,
they are going fast.
For sale or to rent, nice piano cheap,
Harrison Baker, Is Elm ST., or Madison
ST., at Marble Works.
These cold nights cause smiles to illum-
mate the faces of those looking ahead to
skating on the ponds.
Mr.. W. G. 8. Keene of Lynn was reg
istered at Hotel Heselton last night. He
returns to his home this afternoon.
Another large lot of shawls arrived at
Ordway's.
J. o. Bradbury, Esq of Saco was In
attendance upon Propate Court this week
and also visited Athens on business.
Miss ]. b, Nay will receive Monday
ne xt, a new lot of fancy baskets in all
the prettiest designs.
Mrs. Rohama Allen left Skowhegan,
Tuesday to pass the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ware in Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Dramatic play "One Hundred Years
Ago" by local talent next Tuesday night
at Philbrlck's hall. Dor open 7.30. Ad-
mission 40 cents.
Cyrus r. Upper Esq, former ly MT m
Der of Somerset bar has srecently estsb-
lished himself in the practice of law at
Boothbay Harbor.
Subject OF sermon at M E. church next
Sunday morning will be christian Joy as
related to Christian Work.. All are cor
daily invited to attend
Second hand cook stoves, at Wards,
| 1872 Wster st.
f. E. Sturtevant has recently purchased
q thirty five dollar patent enameller, which
produces the finest finish upon picture
of any device now In use.
II you wish to reduce your soap bills at
least half, you can do so by using Brus-
sells soap, which lasts twice as long as
cheap soap for laundry use.
William II. Clark of Carratunk aud
George S. Burrill of Fairfield, were In
town yesterday. The firm BurrIll &
Clark made up of these gentlemen has
been dissolved
Mrs. Geo. M. Fay before returning to
her home in Eureka, Cal, purchased of
Baker & Marble monument of beautiful
design for the family lot in Bloomfield
cemetery.
afternoon last en- route for Colorado,
where he is to pass the coming winter.
This week he will pass in Portland and
Haverhill with friends.
You can buy real kid glove and have
1t fitted for SIPS at Colby'-.
Th;e s1-;j jt5.. .. @@67. nif. ;5mlJn ser
mon at the Universalst church. next
Sunday morning will be, Young People
and the Church" Services at I0.45
Young Peoples meeting att P. NJ. All
welcome.
We are sorry to be obliged to announce
the failure of the Carrabasset Pulp COM
pany 1t is the largest In our town for
many years, and was brought about
by series of misfortunes and adverse
circumstances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Dunton of Athens
| l. tha nf al
Miss E. B. Dunton at Hotel Heselton a
portion of the week. They are returning
home after visit to friends in the west
ern part of the State.
The subscriptions of the stock of S. &
N. railroad come in rather slowly. II
our citizens want this road built they
ought to be willing to subscribe the 800.
900 that Is thought neces sary to make
the enterprise safe.
Mr.. T. o. King of Hartford, came to
Skowhegan Thursday of last week, and
departed the next morning for the W
river country, where in company with the
veteran guide, Oliver Adams, he is seek
ing to thin out the game with which that
section is SO deusely populated.
Lasts twice as long as cheap soap fol
laundry use-Brussels.
Mr.. Andrew Lumsden having complet-
ed the job of plumbing at the Richards
pulp mill, returned to So. Gardiner, &C
| to- 10 mi 70
completing job already under way there
Mr.. Lumsden goes to Boston, where he Is
to be employed the coming winter.
Rev. Mr.. Whitcomb will not preach
next Sunday afternoon, but he will giv'
one of his Popular Lectures-Subject-
Modern Infldelity" Mr.. Whitcome ha
given this lecture in Syracuse. New York
New York City. Boston, Detroit, Camden
Esstport. All are welcome.
Company B. I'd. Reg't. Inf'y. M V. M
known as the Frye Light Guards Of Lew
iston, one of the best drilled company''
In the State will give an exhibition Drill
and Ball in Coburn Hall, Nov. 81, Thanks
giving night No one should miss seeing
the Drill to be given by the above nance
Company.
s,Those ostrich tips Curtis advertised, b.
Gays are selling like hot cakes.
Miss Kate Parks of Roxbury, Mass
was in town for few days returning t.
Roxbury Tuesday. She has been a pa
tient under DR.. Commits system Of trea
mept and will establish her residen nc
here In order to be near the Sanitarium
Her mother. Mrs. Parks, will reside witt
her.
The presentation Of 70 70 at Coburr
Hall on Monday evening last gave grea
enjoyment to the large audience assembled
The piece was staged in = hrst-clas'
manner and the costumes were rich ant
pretty. The parts were we'll taken while
Mr.. Edwards IS cupid" excelled any
thing ever seen here as an Irish comedl
an. The base ball scene, and the squa'
drill, given by 10 girls in appropriate cos
tune we're pleasing features.
The young ladies' of the c. c c. G
have looked forward with much pleas
ure 70 holding their semi monthly meet
, iugs In the upper rooms Of the Liorar
! building ever since the Trustees decided
.. thar, Tnasdav Afternoon