The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-07-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Commercial a Order
mil will receive careful attention.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Nuts of all kinds at Patterson's.
Bargains In remnants at Stewards.
great day for Skowhegan livery mel
a. Sunday last.
s. W. Philbrick is on business trip tC
neo this week.
Female help Is wanted at Hotel Hesel
10 at once.
Fine assortment of gloves and mltts a
flway's.
Miss Minta Powers Is mentioning will
latives In Plttsheld.
" P. Ordway and wife are on a vaca
N trip this week.
Something new. Whipped cream soda
Geo. Cushing's.
Mrs E. F. Danforth is at Cape Eliza
th for few weeks.
!, )admaster Toward of the Maine Cen.
b was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wentworth went to Capt.
Island on Saturday last.
Mr.. Alvin Sedgely is on q two weeks
cation trip to the Maine coast.
Miss Helen Towne of watervllls Is visit
x friends in Skowhegan.
Another circus is booked for Skowhe-
IN the later part of August.
All l2c ginghams and serges marked
bwn to l0c at White & Wildes.
Miss Arie Kelley, Of Waterville, the
list, is the guest of Miss j. B. Nay.
See what Patterson has to say In his ad.
is week to excursion and picnic parties.
bliss Annie Allen clerk at Judkins &
sers is passing her vacation at Mouse
land.
Mrs. II. G.. Marble and her daughter
rs Barnes are spending a few weeks at
bssalboro.
Mrs. Albert Penney of Waterville was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. M. Lambert
Ter the Sabbath.
These hot days should remind you TO
" challie, gingham or india lawn
ess al Ordway's.
We are glad to see that Mr.. L. L. Nor
ION has recovered his health sufficiently
get around town again.
The contract for the stone work on
new tomb In process of building has
|en let out to Noah Reed & Son.
Mr. Lewis Anderson accompanied by
rs Anderson and Miss Anderson return
home by Monday nights train.
Attention is called to the advertisement
1 Shaw's Business College appearing in
bother column. Send for catalogue.
Patrons of the Free Public Library
Pill give attention to q notice published
)sewhere in the REPORTER this week.
Do not forget that Ordwsy keeps the
Pyal Stainless hose, ladies', gents and
blldrens, darning cotton with every pair.
Chas. Fairbrother received car losd of
pen and top buggies this week to which
calls the attention of contemplating
prchasers.
The Railroad Commissioners gave a
airing Tuesday to petitioners for rail
hd e'ossing In Fairfield village, south
the Framing mill plant.
IN. ID. Smith OF the wholesale dry goods
Pm, Bolster, Snow & Co., Portland, ac-
Pmpanied by his wife came to Skowhe-
kn Monday noon for brief visit.
All 10 cent ginghams marked down to
cents at White & Wildes.
William Holbrook, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs
(awes and Master Willie Halves left
pine for Old Orchard Tuesday, where
hey expect to remain until September.
This week we learn of another Show
egsn business man whose sales for the
lonth Of June 1891 were larger by $780,
\ than the corresponding month of last
ear.
Thomas Doogan Is the man who Is do
hg the terracing and grading on the
rounds Of W. X. Shurtleff instead of
henry Galway as stated In the REPORTER
ast week.
Miss Ellie Dascomb who since her grad
alton at Colby University two weeks
nce has been the guest Of her brother,
H. L. A.Dascomb, departed for her home
Wilton, Monday.
Nathan Antill's loss has been satisfact-
rly adjusted by the insurance company.
IT. Antill receiving rising S340o. $500
his insurance WAS on crops, and as
hey were In the field, this WAS cancelled.
W. H. Hanson deputy collector Of Gus
oms at Moose River, has been In Skow
egan the past week. On his return
ONE he was accompanied by his daugh-
n. Miss Emma who will visit there sew
raj weeks.
Charlie Fairbrother returned home from
worcester, Mass. last week and will re-
lain for the summer. He was accomp-
MED by Miss Eva Swanton, the young
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swanton
Boston, formerly Of Skowhegan.
Mr.. Eugene Crawford, formerly in the
nploy Of the Skowhegan Electric Light
0. departed on Saturday last for Lynn,
ass, In which city he has = fine posi-
on with the Thompson & Houston Co.,
inspector In their work shops at 3
70 salary.
Patterson has all kinds Of favoring ex-
acts for Ice cream.
Irwin Bros. circus gave two exhibit
ons In Skow hogan, Monday last. The
ternOon show had small audience, but
g evening performance WAS literally
ltronized. The show was one Of the
,st one ring circuses ever in Skowhe.
IN, and gave excellent satisfaction.
Rev. Geo. H. Hathaway whose death In
os Angeles CAL, was announced by the
EPoRTER last week, WAS at one time
astor Of the Congregational Church here
'r twenty-seven years. A memorial SER
Ice will be held at that church next SUM-
ay morning ct the usual hour Of service.
Irwin Bros. circus arrived in Skowhe.
an by train Sunday morning last, from
Vatervllle about 8 A. NJ. and so quietly
Id they unload and remove their belong
,gs TO the head Of North Street, that un-
,ss you were 10 the immediate vicinity