The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-10-15

New Bedford cord dress goods al Ord
ways.
Il. W, Brown left home fnt ,he Brighton
market, Monday.
Jim Holt is home on vacation from
Andover, Mass.
Novelties in stamped linen4, just receiy-
ed at MISS j. b. Nays.
Remember Dom Willy in Vera to-
night at Coburn Hall
A good line of fur cap.s, nuns, aud
fur trimmings, at Stewards.
Mrs. VIM. d. Bllgden of Lewiston is
visiting friends in Skowhegan.
They say that Curtis new millinery
goods are extremely pretty.
"The Boston Rivals is one of the best
companies in Boston. Boston Times.
Mr.. L. o. DAnforth of Boston is spend
ing short vacation with relatives in
town.
A few good syrup casks, suitable for
ciuer oalrels' on cents each at X. /.
"''en D.
Rev smith Norton Of Shoreham, Vt,
tne guest Vi MS sister, mfs. j. H.
Written.
A busy place for the past week at
"hite "" llaes' CLOAK ana sha"l depart
'''n''
Fred NJ, owned by c. A. Marston is
expected 10 start IN Tue races at iopsham
'uis "eeh'
Mr.. W, II. Heselton, accompanied by
MS wire Is on business Trip 10 Boston
tnis week
B xby Buck have received I'm Old
QuihneossseI' oy SOPHIE may, ief latest
ana oest WORK.
Miss Nay has new lot Of four button
suede gloves Tor Si'ooi n''eo without
extra CHARGE
John W. Steward Is assisting as one OF
'ne CIVIL engineers making Tue "orh'ne
survey Vi 'he Linn
Clothing and Tailoring stores are now
open each evening of the week, Sundays
excepted Oh COURSE.
Mr.. Samuel Bunker of North Arson was
in town yesterday. He makes trip to
California in December.
Mr.. j. G. Griifu is making extensive
improvements upon the grounds about his
residence on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Judge Whitehouse is here with
her husband during the term of court.
They are guests at Hotel Coburn.
VII Clark and Edward Ware were in
town Monday on business connected with
their up river numbering operations.
Rev. Mr.. Goodsped will occupy the pull
pit of the First Baptist church next Sun
day. Services commence at ll5 p M.
Hon. Arad Thompson of Bangor, visit
ed his sister, Mrs, Charles Miller. last
week. Mrs. THOMPSON sccompanied him
Mr. Jobn pottorson dano,,oa rnosaau
for Dakota. where he has property. and
later he goes TO Alabama to mass the win.
ter
n d wos.or pso ot paa.o, a,s NJ
Weston have been in town this week
visiting their parents MIR. and Mrs. 10Th.
am Weston.
Hon. O. ID. Baker of Aueusta. was en-.
gaped in court here this week az counsel
for the defendant in the case. State v.
Alvin Frost.
BIxbv g. Ruck have inst added tn their
prescription denartment the most exoen.
siye and finely adiusted nrescrintion scale
in Skowhepan.
NJ. uo ,, -. 49, 49,.
,ro tho srmn,or in stoybooan and ennar
set county, returns to her home in Mime
sofa in few DAYS.
uou n, c,o - ,u...,.,,,, h
od IN tho E,rs, p.,,;s, oh,roh ,.s, sah
hath instead of President Small vhooe
visit here is postponed for two weeks.
Frank Thomson left "Wednesday morn.
ing for O 1ebec. He il gathering drove
of 700 lambs some distance from that
nlace for sbinmept to Rrigbton mario,
an
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$50,
MI ano MIS- H. W. Nof'oh Vi has'
oom4rViiie' mass VINO nave oeen WISH
'"s ieia'''o' III 'Ao"nes"n' i''", ne'
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'0''e
Il. u Emery ESQ., one Oh tne assessors
OF the village Corporation' opened oox
u cigars ioi VIC o'neAS u 'i,o H,''n'n
upon 'heii ie'"'" W 'No e"s'"e noo'e
o"'u'uAy "i 'oi noon'
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gilman were sum
moned to Hillowell Saturday morning
the 10th. to attend the funeral services
of Mr.. Gilman's father, Nathan Gilman
Of Hallowell, who died Monday, after a
brief illness at the advanced age OF 50
years.
Mr.. v. NJ. Vickery who represents one
of the largest cloak houses in the country
is to have big sale of sample garments
In the old post office building occupied
by Arnold < Co., early in November. II