The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-19
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the winter to drive team.
Mr.. ehas. English Ct Lewiston, was il
town over the sabbath
Mountings for embroidered or painted
suspenders, st Coloy's.
Editor Wyman Of the Waterville Mai
passed the Sabbath in Skowhegan.
Mr.. W. Lockwood of Norridgewock
made the RrroRrER call last week
If you want new shawl or anything
in the blanket line call at Stewards.
Lewis Anderson, Esq, is in Boston
where be attends the banquet of the
Home Market Club.
Concert and Ball at Milburn Hall
Thanksgiving eve, November 2G All in
Yited. Good music. eva
As is our usual custom Thanksgiving
week, the REroRrER will be issued or
Wednesday.
There will be dance and supper a
Cornville Town House, Thanksgiving
night, Nov. 10Th.
80 lace bed.sets, shams and spread t.
match only s 90 set at Ordway's. Sc
cure set At once.
banquet is to come off at Hotel c.
burn this evening participated in by prom
ipent Democrats OF Somerset.
Correspondents and advertisers will
please send in their COPY one day Garlic
next week as we.go to press Wednesday
Mrs. David Careir of Livermore FALL
has been the guest of Mrs NJ. B. Wing,
Madison St, for the past few days.
Rev. A. J Racklin' attended the K.nno.
bee and Somerset Congregational Aeso.
cations quarterly session at Water,ille.
Tuesday.
Mr.. A. L. Hilton of Milford, N. Il.
who formerly lived here has teen visit
ing friends here and made the REroRrrr
call yesterday.
New wrapper blankets at Ordway's.
We are informed that several Of ou-
active ladies' are getting up boxes o.
clothing ard bedding TO send to sufferers
by the New Portland fire. good thin
to do.
b. P. j. Weston has purchased trsc'
Of 5000 acres Of timber land in Moscow.
and will haul from it in the vicinity ~
Chase Pond million feet Of srruce this
winter.
The first meeting NJ the whist leaare
will occur tomorrow friday evening,
and through the courtesy Of Herbert
Wentworth will be held in the Griffin &
Wentworth block.
Geo A. Barnard is at n New Portlsnd
emploved by c. II Clark, and has charge
of building his new store. 1t is a large
building and he proposes to employ a.
many men on it as can work to advantage
c WILSON, 4. M, wife and son OF
Gerham, were the guests of Mrs. ID. s.
Alien at John Turner's over the Sabbath
Mr. Wilson was graduated from Colby
in 1882, and is teacher in the Gorham
n 1rmal School
We are informed that the head stone a.
the grave of Mr.. Eugene Seveno has been
defsced and broken to the extent that IT
will have to be re-cut or replaced. w
cannot conceive of person ,being made
up in such a way as to do so mean an
act.
Ask Cairns & Goodrich If advertising L.
the REPORT Err pays? In two weeks just
past they sold over 81 barrels of sweet
potatoes, in answer to their ad, not only
closing out all they had In stock but haA
to buy up all the stock their competitors
had to supply the demands of their cue.
toners.
The cook book of the c. c. c. C.'s is
now in press and will be issued before
Christmas. 1t promises to eclipse any
thing of the kind ever issued in Maine
will contain nearly goo pages. be bound
in very desirable manner, and will make
a most acceptable Christmas gift to any
housekeeper.
The body Of Mrs. Abrsm Pooler sister
of Edward f. Pumalow, was brought t.
Skowhegan Saturday last, the funeral
services occurring Monday from the St.
Mary's Catholic church. As the son OF
the deceased was unable to reach Show
hogan until the noon train of that day
late mass was held at II O'Clock by per
mission OF Father LacroiX.
The advertisement of II. ID. Patterson,
the grocer, should command a libersl
amount of attention this week from
housekeepers, as he has made especisl
this year to have in stock
everything in the fancy grocery line tina
will add to bountiful Thanksgiving
feast. He euumerates a few of the choic
things he has in stock and you will do WEI
to read the list carefully.
Mrs. Daniel Webb, who now resides
with her daueht Mrs. Clara frask, In
Peabody, Mass, has been in town for the
past three weeks. She has sold the home
stead to Newton Caswell who took pos
session last week Her husband remsin.
seriously i'll IN Peabody. These old resi-
dents will be greatly missed in the com
munity where they have been known SO