The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

It's conomlcal-Brussels soap.
Charcoal wanted at Hotel Heselton.
Velvets-black and all colors at Ord
ways.
ing friends In town.
Rev. Miss Haynes will supply the pulpit
II the Universalist church next Sabbath.
White & Wildes are having a large trade
In spring jackets.
& The Sorosis will meet In the Library
parlors Wednesday afternoon, April Sth.
Miss Matte Foster of Gardiner has
been visiting relatives in Skowhegan this
0eek.
~ Father Koran of Winthrop preached at
ys6t. Mary's Catholic church, Tuesday even
lng.
Is Remnants in besched and unbleache
#cottons, shirtings, ginghams and prints
AT White & Wildes'.
6oap concesled his identity by washing
Ss9h himself with cake of it.
Hon. A. r. Bixby departed Tuesday
fternoon for Chicago on business con-
e bcted with the Worlds Fair.
$4 The A O. U. W. held their first meeting
Z b their new hall in Griffin 6 Wentworth 5
a lock on Friday evening.
NM Handsomest line of childrens' carriages
M ever shown by US and prices way down.
Deed carriages for s. at Falrbrother's.
IA zE f. Goodwin attended the second an-
( nual banquet of the Young Mems Repub-
ncan club in Portland, Tuesday evening
a hst.
lsM Miss Flanders the new clerk at Stew
ards has been with Presby & Co., dry
goods dealers at Waterville, for the past
8 years.
4 m Walter Pierce commenced this week
Y receiving Holsters alive aud boiling them
fresh daily. 1t you want good ones you
can find them there.
Jas, Lumsden & Co., reserve the right
Z to advance price of their up" brand of
&hour after 10 days from this date, as
&four is going higher, at present So so
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bailey, who left
Athens last November, are now pleasantly
&settled in Howard, r. l., where they hope
'9to remain for some time to come.
81 100 dozen of the "Royal Stainless war
TAINTED fast black hose just received at
Drdway's, only % cts. pair and a pack
Age Of mending cotton given with every
pair
III Among the nine students chosen from
4the Sophomore class 10 Colby University
go participate in the prize declamations
X this year are Miss Grace Coburn and Geo.
%. Smith of Skowhegan.
X Outing fannels cts. yd. at Ordway's.
: Many Skowhegan people have received
invitations to grand ball ut Watervll
the 2lst inst, under the auspices of Can
ton Halifax. Pullen's orchestra of Au-
gusta is to furnish tile music.
The trustees of the Somerset Central
Agricultural society have settled upon the
4 dates of September 10 tn, 10th and 18th for
holding their next annual cattle show and
| fair.
Steel beads and Brainerd and Arm
4 strong's crochet silk for hand bags with
directions for making at Miss ]. B. Nays.
Mrs. Elkanah Durrell, who had para
4 lytic shock some three weeks since, died
lat late hour Wednesday night of last
week from It's effects, and was buried the
following Saturday.
Mrs. H. II. Bigelow returned from New
4 York and Boston Tuesday afternoon hav-
ing spent three weeks In market. She
Il has a large and attractive line of new
goods in all the latest spring and summer
Ystyles. and will make prices invitingly
"a low.
Mr.. C. E. Tilton, principal Of the Ban
pr Grammar schools, 3hasIbeen spending
March vacation with his friends in
Ms vicinity. Mr.. Tilton's engagement to
Miss Carrie E. Hodgdon, very popular
young lady of Bangor, and teacher of
{ Uusic in the public schools in that city, Is
Announced.
va An elegant line of new French Gre
onnes at Stewards.
III Spring is apparently creeping on to Us
t a fast gait, and the weather of the
last week has been most delightful.
Il About town the streets are nearly bare of
low, dust even appearing in spots. 1t is
ported there is very little frost In the
Il Found, comparatively, and we shall look
8Dr settled travelling early.
|5 Mr.. Frank A. Owen Of Bangor Opera
kouse, Bangor, has rare treat in store
II or the theatre goers of Skowhegan
q Thursday night the 9th. inst. when he
%3Will present A. M. Palmer's Madison
6quare Theatre Company In Jim the
Penman." There should be large audi
nee present as it will be one the best
lays ever produced in Skowhegan.
Sweet potatoes at Cairns & Goodrich,