The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-09-24

d. Il. Thompson, Esq, of Hartland,
was in town Tuesday
Best linseed oil only - cents at Gould's
after October LIST, No. AnsoD.
Miss Fanny Priest is in town for few
days.
Judklns & Dyer have just received a
new line Of kid gloves.
Miss Kate Brill returned from Ter
visit in Caribou, Monday afternoon.
An extra value in a 5Oct, corset, bac
and ecru at Stewards.
A large line Of blankets for la1ie,' wraps
md wrappers at Stewards,
II you are Interested jers'y under
wear look at Stewards, Acts garm, NJ.
fair was HI Id at Etst Madison yeste'-
day with good display of cattle, horses,
etc.
Capt Cabot has concluded his vacation
and returned to his business In New
York.
Don't ask for credit at S. S. Gould's af-
ter October LIST. II you do 1t will only
to be refused.
The principal streets of the villsge are
being looked after closely by Commits
sioner Gilman.
Don't get mad if you ask for credit at
Gould's after October lst and get refused.
I mean business.
10 penny steel wire nails S2.s5, cask
after Sept. 30tb, spot cash business, st
Gould's, No. Anson.
Mrs. James +. Coffin, died at the fam
lily home on Madison Avenue, early this
morning after long and painful Illness.
An ele gsnt assortment of table dam
asks and napkins to match, few very
pretty sets among them at Stewards.
Rev DR.. Dunn of Waterville will supply
the pulpit of the First Baptist church one
we TX from next Sunday, Oct 4th.
Gen. r. B. Shepherd on Tuesday aut
Wednesday attended a meeting of the
board of trustees of the Insane Hospital.
Mrs. II. II. Bigalow is now prepared tc
show her customers a large and choice
assortment of hats, velvets, feathers
flowers, etc, in the latest styles.
The Skowhegan Woman's Club will
give a farewell reception to Mrs. Norris
as President of the Club, Friday evening
Sept. 25th, from to 10 in the Library par.
lors.
President Small of Colby while in town
yesterday took occasion to visit the High
School and hear the recitation of the ad.
vance class in Greek. After leaving the
room he commended the recitation.
A good position can be secured at the
Sanitarium. An intelligent, capable man
and wife are wanted to assume charge OF
the sanitary part Of the work To the
right persons steady employment and
good pay will be offered. None without
references need apply, DR.. Conant.
Rev. Dr. Dunn of Waterville, Secretary
of the Maine Baptist Convention attend
ed the Kennebec Association meeting here
Tuesday, but was obliged to leave on the
, P. NJ. train for Ioulton u attend the
meeting of the Aroostook Association
Wednesday.
Rev. C. +. Whitcomb, formerly pastor
of the First Baptist church here, received
a call from his old church in Euclid, New
York, and with his family left for his
field of labor, Tuesday last. They carry
With them the respect and good wishes of
many friends here.
The annual meeting of the Brick Kiln
Tennis Club was held last evening, and
he following officers were elected Pres
ident Forrest Goodwin; Vice President,
John W. Steward; Secretary, II. Z. Pat
ten Treasurer, w. +. Robbins; Auditor,
Fred Philbrick; Executive Committee,
Forrest Goodwin, John Steward, Fred N
DOW. A new tennis court will be built a
once so as to be ready at the beginning OF
next season. The keunebec Valley Tour
nament will occur in about two weeks.