The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-28
Imperial table Jelly at Patterson,s.

balIhs hoouflcn nave laf re number
!. of Pigs and Shoats for sale
I Dr. s. F. Conant is at Bangor taking n
few days of Merchants week.
New improved window screens at Ord
way e. 25c, 29c and 35c.
Miss Lutte Brown commenced a term
of school at Pleasant Pond this week.
California evaporated peaches by the
pound at Palterson's.
N. w. Brainerd, Clerk of Courts, made
a business trip to Fairfield Tuesday
The County Commiss toner's hold an af-
ternt on session at the Court House, Sat
urday next
Five table girls are wanted at Hotel
Heselten at ouee, pay three dollars >
week.
Rev c. Y. Hanson attended the Baptist
Theologicsl meeting at Watervlle Mon.
day last,
There will be meeting of the directors
Of the Sorosis Friday afternoon, prompt
ly at 2 &c. at Miss Mabel Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs Wentworth Varney Of
Pitlsheld, are visiting friends in Skowhe -
gan and Norridgewock, this week.
Don't miss the mark down sale of dress
goods at Ordways this week
The materials for the new Shaver Tel
ephone Exchange have arrived and work
on the lines is to commence this week.
Mr.. j. c. Collins was thrown from q
carriage on Sunday last at Madison and
had his arm broken by the accident
Mr.. aud Mrs W. H. Fuller are contemp.
lating trip to Duluth, MINI. to pass the
summer with their son Eaw. Fuller, Esq
Hon. a. Il, Bixby and Mrs. Bixby were
at Augusta Tuesday to a't"n the frat
meeting of the Maine CoAh., aioners Of
the Worlds Fair.
Judge Turner Buswel accompanied by
G. A. Marston, Esq. is ral ue tour of II
portion of the Coburn l4nd- /. 1rtnern
Maine this week.
Brainard and Armstrong; waste EN-.
broidery silk in one CT packages, 10 cents
per package with patterns for fancy
stitches at Miss Nays.
Dr. Nancy Williams of Augusta was
called to Stowhegan Tuesday to consult
with DR.. Cora Johnson. She returned by
the afternoon train of the same day.
Frank Littleneld wo has been clerk n
the jewery store of Geo. phlbrick &
Son left this morning for st. Stephel
when he has position with +. a. Ross.
The jed Prouty" Co, appeared n
Coburn Hall to an appreciative audienc'
on Tuesday evening last 1t is ro"c
show with lots of fun, and is SIRE to ditv
wherever II appears.
Mr.. L. G. Downes of tie Governors
Council made a trip to Bling lam Tuesday,
to look after some state paupers belong
ing in Somerset Plantations who receive
supplies through the town of hi ngham.
Mr.. l.. A. Wade of the wholesale dry
goods finn, A. Little Il Co, Portland.
made the REPORTER a call yesterday, He
was for some time in business here will
the late VI. d. Ward and retains a lively
interest in Skow hogan.
Judkins & Dyer have fast black stain
less hose for orly l9c.
Among the Kennedy celebrated crackers
received fresh by Patterson this week
are lemon biscuit, ginger waters, graham
waters, old fashioned grahams, assorted
afternoon teas, grandm ,ther ginger
bread, sGltines, zephyrs. etc.
Among the Somerset attorneys in atten-
dance upon the lawcourt at Augusta this
week, were, d. d. Stewart, st. Adams;
j. j. Parlin, North Anson; Il. N. Merrill,
S. j. Walton, and f. p. Coffin, Skowhe-
gan j. w. Manson, PittsGeld; Geo. g.
Week, Fairii, II.
A dancing party comes Of at Hotel
Heselton on Friday evening next, under
the management Of Herbert Wentworth,
and given in honor of several of his bicycle
are to be his guests that evening, j. b
Dinsmore of Watorvlle furnshec the
music.
Col. f. c. harrington of Augusta, made
the REPORTER call yesterday, 1t wss
his first visit to Skowhegan, and he was
greatly pleased With our village. He no.
ticed particularly the streets and side
walks which he said were superior 70
these of most of the small cities OF
Maine. The stores and stocks of goods
here, he also noted as being larger than
he expected to see,
The little daughter of Mrs. Ami
Buchanan who but recently came to pas
the summer months with her grand
parents, G and Mrs. w. Il G. Estes.
was taken Ill last week, the Illness rapidly
developing into a critical case of gastric
fever, Her mother was summoned BY
telegraph reaching here from Boston, her
home, by Monday evenings train We'd
ncsday little Marie was much better and II
is hoped that the danger is over.
Bargains In lace curtains at Stewards
this week.
particularly sad accident. resulting IN
the death of the two year old daughter OF
Joseph Chucott, occurred at noon Mon
day. Mr. Chucott is teamster with pail
Of horses, and he had sent man to put
up the team for dinner at his house. II
unharn essing as one horse got clear OF
the cart his mate got startled at some
thing, started on run across the yard
dragging the cart and before he was cap
tured the wheel had passed over the neck
of the little gill that was playing near.
She lived three hours only.
When the carpenters get through witt
the residence of w. X. Shurtleif on
Water street, 1t premises to be numbered
among the handsome stands of the street
The mel house is to be converted into s
story and q half size with new ell, with
French roof above the whole. Messrs
Townsend & Thompson are doing the job.
and the work is progressing rapidly IN
der the personal supervision of X II
Townsend. This firm is also construct