The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-10-15
7. +. Boothby. E.a.. Of Embden WAS In

7. f. Boothby, Esq, Of Embden was In
town to-day.
Another lot Of those pattern dresses at
OfdaaJis
Mr.. W. IL Clark Of C4rratunk spent a
Few days in town this week.
Headquarters for ladies' and childrens
Ia and winter underwear at Stewards
Regular 35c, wool hose for 2jcts. and
- cent Hose only 10 cts. at Judkins <
Overs.
. ne Boston Rivals gave the best Of
the winters entertainments New ury-
port Herald.
Light rain fell yesterday and also about
one week ago, but not enough to diet
the river, streams or wells.
Judkins and Dyer have pretty dress
goods, 36 lnches Wide for only 10 cts.
and all wool dress flannel for l9cts
Miss Annie Ambrose who has been
visiting relatives in Bingham for few
weeks, returned home Monday afternoon.
Omar Clark was in town yesterday. He
place, the cut of next winter on kenne-
bee waters, at two-thirds of the usual
cut.
DIR. Jewett HIS enlarg' his stable 80 az
to accountable 80 horses at a TIM, with
ample carriage room; stable open even
ings aud Sundays.
The Richards Pulp mill has been shut
down for several days and most Of our
wheels are run but portion of the time
IN account Of the severe drought
Judging from the advanced sale, very
large audience will hear the Boston Ri
walls at Coburn Hall, Oct goth. No one
will go away disappointed, See sdver-
tisement.
Messrs Charles A. Marston M. T Pool
lor, A. X Perkins, snd II. NJ. Jones, attend
ed the Topsham fair and races, yesterday
Fred NJ, Miss Ledo, buster, were among
the entries in the races there
William p Bailey ESQ., was in town
Yesterday. He informs US that while the
oil cloth works are disabled at Baileyville
the force at Skowhegan End other fac
tories of the company will be Increased
to the extent of the capacity of these
shops.
Don't forget the bargains, White and
Wildes are oil.ring in ladies' and misses
underwear.
By invitation, about 10 members of
Odd Fellow lodges from Norridgewock,
Arson, Athens and Madison met with
Carrabasset Lodge, No. "a, last evening.
The occasion was the working of the I'd
and 81 degree Of Odd Fellowship by Car
rabasset. A fine collation. was served in
The banquet hall.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the b >ston Dry Goods Store, who
are to open fine new sock of goods in
The S. d. Arnold store the present week.
One of the members Of the new firm is,
IL. II. Rice, who it will be remembered
closed on. the S. d. Arnold stock, and
made many friends DUNG his stay.
Hon. L. b. Neslley, president of the
Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Com
Morse & Co., both of Bangor, took the
train here Monday morning for their
home, having been driven from the resi-.
dence of Deputy Sheriff II. b. Russell OF
Cornvlle that morning. They had been
epj lying brief sCj"urn at Castle Har-
mony. ] hey took short drive about
town before the train left and Mr.. Nealley
expressed himself as highly pleased with
the appearance of our village This was
his first visit to our town. Mr.. Hight is
Somerset man, formerly residing at
Athens, and for brief time nearly 40
years ago was employed in the dry-goods
store of Henry Plummer, then one of the
leading merchants in Skowhegan.
The Ladies of the Skowhegan Womans
Club recently held pleasant informal
meeting at the Library Parlors that the
ladies might have an opportunity to ex-
press their appre citation of the President
of the Club, Mrs. Abbie Norris, who is tc
leave the Club and her friends in Skowhe-
gan, to take up her residence in Boston,
where We hope and trust she will find 8
pleasant home and many friends. Mrs. S
J. Walton, in behalf of the ladies', present.
ed Mrs. Norris with a valuable picture,
which we trust will ever be reminder to
her of the pleasant meetings Of the Club
IN Skowhegan. Mrs. Norris responded
in her own pl aSant and easy way. Mrs.
l.. II. Webb, read an original poem, and
many of the ladies present expressed
words OF regret, that their President was
so soon to leave them. A delicate collation.
was served, and after pleasant social
hour the ladies quietly took leave of Mrs
Norris, Mrs Webb's poem will appear
in the RErORrER next week.
ID
One second hand open soapstone stove
at bargain at Dorsn's.