The Somerset reporter., 1891-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Saline crackers at Patterson's
Shawls in endless variety at Stewards
DR.. Paul of Solon was in town yester
day.
Mrs. f F. Fairbrother is on a visit to
Boston.
10 in. homespuns only 40 cts yard at
Ordway's.
Regular 30 cent underwear ~ cents at
NJ b. Heselton's.
Miss Mabel Wentworth is visiting
friends in Bangor.
Miss E. B. Dunton returned from New
York Monday night.
Roland T. Patten has been in Augusta
several days this week
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Grdler of Mercer,
were in town yesterday.
Omar Clark, l. q. was in town yester-
day on his way down river.
Mr.. Alexander Lumsden and wife are
on trip to Boston this week.
next, at 9 O'Clock NJ. Come early and
get the first choice
Gents hemstitched linen, initial hand
kerchefs % cents at M. B. Heselton's.
Rev. DIR. Dunn of Watervile occupied
the First;Baptist church. pulpit last Sun
day at the usual hour.
II Of hA
been out OF town on business for the past
few days, has returned.
new line of ladies' underwear at
Stewards, some special bargains in night
robes.
Col. Wides left home yesterday to
meet the Railroad commissioners on
matters in Franklin county,
Mr.. S. G. Mayo returned home on Sat
urday last from a trip to Boothbay, Port.
land, Boston and Brockton.
Mrs. Henry Wood of Dexter, and Mrs.
john Beatty of West Troy, N Y, are the
guests of Mrs. Lewis Anderson.
Mercer is to have a cattle show and
in the hall the evening of the l4th.
President Small of Colby University
will occupy the pulpit of the First Bap-
fist church next Sunday, October llth.
Examine the wool hose White & Wildes
sell for % cts.
Rev. Il. l.. House is to lecture in Grange
O. DO D,1y Er;J
ing, Oct 9th, subject "a trip in the
Nestn
Mrs. w. A. Huston, who has been
visiting friends in Skowhegan for a few
weeks returned to her home 10 Boston
Monday.
sum of money has been found which
the owner can have by calling at Post
Office and stating amount and paying for
this notice.
good number of new subscribers are
taking advantage of our liberal offer, 10
months for years subscription. Still
there is room.
TN Baptist State convention was held
in Bath Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Rev C. V. Hanson and wife at
tended from this town.
The change of time on the NJ ,ine Cen
tral brings changes in the conductors
routes also, and w. Sprague is again as
signed to the noon train to this place.
Seven persons received the ordinance
of baptism at the hands of Rev. E l..
House and were received into the NJ. f
church on Sunday morning last.
The Maine Central will make an excur-
sion to Montreal and Quebec, leaving
Portland Tuesday Oct, goth at l.45 p. M,
Ticket from Skowhegan and return 50.
Don't forget that Steward has the best
ladies' 25c stocking that he has ever Of
fered.
Mrs Frank 7. Ross returned to her
home in St. Stephen, N. B., on Saturday
last, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ma
bel +. Ward, who will remain as her guest
several weeks.
The little daughter of A. w. Quimby
who has been with her grandparents, Mr..
fell from a chair one day last week
breaking her arm.
Mr.. G. X. Cook, express agent at this
place is on his annual vacation this week,
which he will pass with his people in
Presque Isle. Harry Hilton dictates at
the Office mean while.
The "Sunshine Circle of Kings Daugb-
tiers will hold cake sale at the store
formerly occupied by S. D. Arnold on
Madison Avenue, on Saturday afternoon,
october 10Th, at 2 O'Clock.
Ward buys and sells all kinds second
hand goods, l5i Water St.
Information has been received that
Arthur, the eldest son Of George and
Fannie Mitchell died at their home in
Chicago,!I Wednesday Sept. 30. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell have many friends in
Skowhegan who deeply sympathze with
them In their loss.
Mrs. r. F. Holt presents the REPORTER
with some magnificent bouquets of how-
ers quite unusual at this season of the
year. Mrs Holt made very fine exhibit
of bouquets at the Somerset Central fair
but by oversight they were omitted in the
report as published in the REPORTER.
M. B. Haselton returned from the New
York and Boston markets Thursday.
Secretary Gilbert has mapped out in
stitute work all over the State, commenc-
ing at Princeton. In Somerset County
institutes will be held at Athens, Nov.
18th and Skowhegan Nov. 18th. Our
people generally should make arrange
ments to attend. or course farmers will.
There will be an excursion to Port
land from this place at one fare for the
round trip on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct, 10, IA and 10. Tickets
good to return the following day. The
merchants of the State Metropolis, will
offer special attractions In every line of
business and the Com nercial Association
has provided two grand concerts by
Chandler's Band, and the Hayden Quar-
tette, assisted by eminent vocslists, to
which visitors will be admitted free.
The Brick Kiln Tennis Club are to have
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