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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
HER LOVELY LETTUCE DISH
From The Washington Post.

From The Washington Post.
Il want she said hesitatngly as she poised heA
basket In front Of her pretty chin with thoughtiul
air. TO get some lettuce - -
Yes'm" said the market man here's some very
nice ii IS, too
+" Is IL all that colorl"
WINERY S'm; all lettuce is green, you KNOW
blue dish 10 put lettuce in. but I'm sure green wGule
look horrible i'm II. never thought about theFe uo'
being any shades, you knOe. ,,...
And as she turned away the market mai was aAinoss
sure he saw a tear Of disappointment In her syN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Now anal the trne cow.IIp. the aprimna veris.' 4

Now that the true cowslp, the "pHmula vcTS,' Is
the fashionable flower it is well to silence all dN>ener
by the information that other flower has the slightest
right the name The caltha or marsh marcod'
which grows all the temperate zone. Is commonly
called cowSlp in America; but the best authorities
in botany tell US that there Is possible reason for
hl, and that the term marsh marigold' IS the Only
familiar name Of the plant The cow~lp IS a native
OF England, but IS only grown IN cold frames here.
Like the prmuh vulgaris" or Beaconsheld" prinl-
rose which it closely resembles. 1t cannot stand the
changes Of our winters without protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

-. n .houd be shlrrcd al the neck from the
1-.ncns A with straight, even folds and drawn
M 10 the right size, and then smoccd' IL You Know
up ~ wy II mai lines and crossbars will do, as In
tho The old blouses Ia the pictures are made
sarns enough to 60 over the head without fastening
TO- .b.v can be buttoned at the back If desired, and
ties the place of Jacket, this affords more pro
lection.
at can remember just how felt said an OK
norcnced housckeeper, after had been married
ieveral months and knew that with the spring ongh
~ .c,c.n house, How 10 set about II and what II
III, consisted OF knew not and did not like tc
asr any one as II seemed like betraying want
ordinary intelligence. In vain consulted every eool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

,r,,cb Kate Greenaway has caused to be known so
Hn H. overv civilized country. They are made Of
w. DAMN or better STILL the Old Kentucky Jean,
uh,cn Is lighter; and they are long enough 70 cover
the entire dress and sleeves to serve at once as
light Jacket and as an entire pioteIe1n ~ u
ard a uttlc set OF miniature garden tools would
a. dharroinp present to a child Just now when she
We nI, longing to dig in the soft earth and plant
anu Th r little garment is made in two pieces Ike the
-. toirod together at the shoulders ana under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

renders them no longer Objectionable on the ground Of
their want Of durability, these waXed casts may De
wiped off without injury to the color and they DO not
absorb dust as the porous surface OF raw plaster does
good plaster cast Of masterpiece is Infinitely more
to be desired than an inferior bronze or marble Ihcre
are fftycent casts Of the head OF Michael Angelo
"Saves which one can grow tired Of II one mas
any genuine love for the noble and lovely III art
Many Of the best too large to be utilized III
a small paror but masks be obtained, though II Is
a somewhat more difficult matter always to get a
good mask than good cast in the round. This IS
because so many more masks sold that the mOulds
become worn and the outlines not clear. IL IS
easy at times to get good mask in full size Of many
Of the best pieces " sculpture in Florence and Rome
and they are sid the average price Of 81 good
bust Of Michael Angeles Julian DC Medic or the Naples
Psyche the SIZE Of the original be found for So
one never grows weary of such company nor of the
subtle. beautiful face Of that femme ncOnnue' OF the
Louvre Gallery coming from Florence and modelled
BY an unknown arts-the bust which has for centuries
been an unsoved enigma exciting alike the admiration
and curiosity Of critics, poets and artists.
There are STILL however many statuettes and bas-
reliefs in plaster to be seen that one would be glad
to have about types Of beauty were 1t not for the
unpleasant impression that white plaster always gives.
A simple treatment will give t. these objects the
agreeable tone Of old ivory. This is done by using
simple orange shelac diluted a little with alcohol to
prevent too great shniness. Put it on evenly with
brush. bas- relief head Of Petrach's Laura had a
very good effect treated in this way and hung on a
bit of Oriental silk
charming clock which we saw recently was, we
were told, entirely Of home manufacture The works
consisted Of an ordinary round hanging clock such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

is pretty on bed linen and tOwclling, but Is 100
cumbersome as a rule for finish for table cloth,
the edge Of which should hang in a soft graceful
manner. starch In the table linen or anything that
prevents this soft fell Of the cloth at the edge is
mistake In choosing inexpensive linen damask
remember that cloth well covered by the pattern
wears rather better than one in which there is
abundance OF plain surface.
Fine table linen may be very easily ruined in winter
by careless laundresS. who hangs her table cloths
and other damasks out doors where they will freeze
and removes them from the clothes line frozen. In
folding sfly frozen piece Of linen there is heavy
strain on the fbres, and wherever it is creased
there Is almost certain to be fatal break in time
It is far better to dry linens in the house in freezing
weather than TO run the risk Of cracking them by hand
ling them in frozen condition. II they arc properly
wrung out linens dry very rapidly when hung up on an
ordinary cl0theShor,e. They may be placed near the
fire. in case there is 10 drying room for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

Very quaint china salad bowls set in brass come from
Vienna. and are furnished with spoon and fork Win
china handles. Some are in poIychume decoration
but others are in the familiar blue onion pattern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

There is no more picturesque and useful garment
for little child at this season Of the year than genu
inc carriers frock ade TO 60 over the head like the
old smocks the Agllsh laborers used 10 wear-tloSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

Small aquariums for drawingroOm decoration are
coming into fashion, and table, with background
of foliage plants, they very effective. This odd
little tripod arrangement is recent importation from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
SOME SOCIAL SITUATIONS.
. GOLDEN YOUTH AND HIS TAILoRs CARD.

The dalntiest bonnet pins have this season taken
the form Of hearts Of turquoise coral garnet moon
stone in an invisible setting of geld silver. In
some cases they are surrounded ny g border Of tho
tniest seed pearls. Diamond flies ami miniature
trefOils Of diamonds or pearls are other tasteful
designs for the bonnet. There are also little bow
knots Of gold tiny feur dc lis in red golf or
crusted with precious gems.
A set Of studs for outing shirt is part Of the
necessary iewelry OF the girl of the period. The
prettlest studs those Of gold covered with white
enamel Some OF these are engraved through the
enamel with neur de lis, a letter, other simple
design. There also many studs OF plain yellow
gold. Jeweled studs usually OF yellow gold, with
a diamond turquoise, ruby other stone sunk in
the centre.
Let me give you my English address, said a swell
tailor to one Of New YOrk's golden youths who had
visited his rooms at the Hoffman House where the
sartoria artist" took orders and measurements for
famous London house. The very perfectly dressed and
most polite creature handed his customer card which
was as neat and transformations one Of the young
gentleman's own. "ThanE YOU said the latter.
vaguely thrusng II into his pocket and never giving
the wretched bit of pasteboad another thought until
but this is anticipating
In the meanwhile young beauty arrived from the
West to make visit to some friends in New York.
night or two after her arrival DelmOnico ball hap
pened to be the taps. where she made her hrst ap
pearance and was the decided hit OF the Among
those upon whom she made decided impression was
Mr. l. to whom we have Just referred and among
many Others he received gracious permission TO call
"a permission Of which he not slow to avail him
self The prairie flower" she had been at once
christened by her admirers, in her friends boudo
when the card brought up to her BY the fOotman
Why what a swell !" said the fair Westerner, tossing
il over 10 her hostess You Just told me that must
have tailormade gown. VIII this man dol"
| Mrs. A read the neatly engraved card:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

An instep pad IS a fad Of those fair women who
are so unfortunate a. 10 be possessed Of low bred
foot. 1t Is simply little linen pad fitted in place
directly over where the instcp should he but very
often Isn't II such fashion becomes general It
will compel shocmakcrs to keep stock Of shoes with
high insteps and the moderately low heel nov de-
mandcd alike by good sense and fashion 1t is next
to impossible 10 get a shoe with high instcp,
copt one made on what is known ae the spanish
last and a rdiculously exaggerated Heel Is part Of
the makeup Of these shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

put In case Of yellow pine like the sketch and the
panels were painted with garlands and ribbons II
rather dull colors shelf at the top held some good
pieces Of old china, and the whole effect was eX-
tremely decorative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

A charming clock which we saw recently was we
were told entirely Of home manufacture. The works
consisted Of an ordinary round hanging clock such
Is can be bought for two or three dollars This was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

The simplest dresses are often the most effective
The accompanying sketch shows charming niue
gown made Of pale blue cambrc. The broad It'll Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

dainty little cracker IS now served with oysters
on fashionable tables. II Is IN the shape Of blue
point oyster she'll and /, said to be specially nice in
quality a. well a. picturesque in form.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
Boston Store, Anniversary Sale
Dress Goods Dept.

In this department we
shall be able to offer you the
cream of Fall and Winter
goods.
The month of November
always finds us with the lar
gest stock and best assort-
ment Of any month in the
year. This year being no
exception.
You are probably aware
that we are having a grand
Sale of Black Dress Goods, if
not, visit our Black Dress
Goods Department this week,
where you will surely find
something of interest to you.
Black Dress Goods is one
of our specialities.
A new line of Pushes Just
received.
All the desirable shades for
fancy work.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

Flannel, sale price sc a yard; reg
ular price Sc yard.
5 pieces 27-inch heavy Domet
Flannel, sale price 7 yards for
50c; regular price l0c yard.
8 pieces 27-inch extra heavy
Domet Flannel; sale price s yards
for SOC; regular price IL 1-2c.
10 pieces of our IL 1-2c un-
bleached cotton F.annels at 7
yards for SOC.
so pairs of 10-4 Blankets white,
sale price SOC a pair; regular
price 81.
% pairs ia heavy grey Blan-
kets, sale price $3.50 a pair; reg
ular price $3.50.
20 pairs ia white Blankets,
sale price 81 SO a pair; regular
price 1915.
25 pairs ia white wool Blan-
kets, sale price $3.50 a pair; reg
ular price IS.
We have the best Blanket, in
the State for IS.
8 pieces best feather Ticking,
sale price IL 1-2c yard; regula,
price 16c.
10 pieces "a unbleached sheet
ing, 8 yard lengths or l pair of
sheets for 90c.
l bale 36-inch unbleached Cot
ton in remnants from 2 to 20
yards at 4c a yard.
l bale 36-inch unbleached Cot
ton in remnants from 2 to 20
yards, extra heavy at sc a yard.
10 pieces ga bleached Sheeting
8 yards lengths or one pair of
Sheets for CSC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
Hosiery and Underwear
Departments.
Bargains for Anniversary Week.

10 dozen gents natural
wool, Scotch wool, and Camels
hair Shirts and Drawers III
odd sizes; former price $3.50,
$I.75 and 81. All marked to
csc each for this week.
IL dozen gents Angora
mixed, natural wool and blue
ribbed Shirts in odd sizes; all
marked to SOC each for this
week. Former price soc.
80 dozen ladies' Cashmere
Vests and Pants, Vests with
French neck and silk stitched
i'll sizes 2S to 20, at 29c each
for this sale.
case children's fine white
Merino Vests and Pants,
Pants with long royal rib, at
the following prices: I6-inch,
Sc; I8-inch, IOc; 2o-lnch, I3c;
22-inch, I5c; 24-inch, IS; 20
inch, zoe; 2S-inch, 23c; so
inch, 25c; 32-inch, CSC and
34-inch, 3oc.
IS dozen ladies' black wool
Hose with fashioned feet, ex-
ira long and heavy, 2 pair for
CSC.
IS dozen ladies' dark grey
wool Hose, 2 pair for CSC.
62 dozen misses heavy
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
Kitchen Furnishings.

Anniversary prices on Dinner
Ware Prepare for Thanksgiving.
Never before have we been able to
quote such low prices. Our bust
ness in this line has increased so
fast that when we used to buy
single sets of a pattern, now we
buy solid crates of a pattern and
import nearly our whole supply.
To start with, we have seven
genuine Minton Decorated Dinner
Sets with two or three pieces short
in each set; instead of matching
them up and selling them as we
do at $15 a set We shall sell them
as they are, to advertise our de-
partment at just one-half $3.50 o
set any Crockery dealer would
buy them all at that price, but we
want our customers to get them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
RUGS.

John Bromley & Sons manu-
facture the highest grade Smyrna
Rugs. We have a lot from them
for our anniversary sale way be-
lo~ regular prices
Lot 1-26-inch, regular price
$3.50, anniversary price &1.S9.
Lot 2-30-inch, regular price
50. anniversary price $1.9S.
Lot 3-36-inch, regular price
IS, anniversary price $3.50.
s dozen Rush Door Mats some
times sold for s5c but oftener at
33c, ANNIVERSARY pricJ 19c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
GLASSWARE.

% cases all sizes of Chimneys,
regular price 8 and 10c, ami
versary price &c each. Not more
than six to a customer.
8 casks of Wine Glasses, regu-
lar price &c each, anniversary
price &c each. Not more than
six to a customer.
$50 Hand Lamps, oil complete,
regular price 25c each, anniver-
sary price 10c each. Only one to
a customer.
100 tall glass Stand Lamps,
large burners, all complete, regD-
lar price CSC each, anniversary
price 23c each. Only one to a
customer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

crate of fancy decorated Dinner
Sets in three different decorations
112 pieces on Strong White
Granite Body (our own lmport) at
1915 set. This set is usually sold
at SIS.
Anniversary Special No. 3-One
crate Cambridge 112 Pine Deco
rated Dinner Sets filled in pattern
in three or four Decorations,
$3.50 set; worth SIS.
Anniversary Special No. 4-One
crate Burgess 112 pieces Deco
rated Dinner Sets, filled in all
under glaze Decorations the pat
terms $15.75 a set; worth 500.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
AuHEhMlnAl

Anniversary Special No. g
Three crates Of our celebrated
Pencil Hop Dinner Ware, there
rever was a pattern produced
that sells like this, during this
sale we will make a 10 per cent.
discount on all Dinners Sets sold
rf this pattern.
Anniversary Special No. g.
One crate of elegant Porcelain
Decorated Dinner Sets, new shapes,
1876 piece sets and Usually sold at
s35. Price during this sale s25 a
cot
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

Lot No. Ladies' Jackets
have sold them from S. TO SS
these we intend to close out
at OSc.
Lot No. 2-Is a full line of
misses Gretchens, from 4
years to IS years, these we
have sold from 5 to sIo.5o. The
price we shall close these. out
is $3.50.
No. 3-Ladies' Plush
Jackets, have sold them $40
to S25, So.eS.
No. As a few sizes in
Short Refer Jackets, usual
price SO and SIS. These we
shall close out at $3.50.
No. SIS a full line of
Plush and Astrachan Capes,
have sold them S3,9S; sale
price SI.eS.
No. GA full line of Plush
and Astrachan Capes, have
sold them SS to SI2. These
we shall close out at the
nominal price of S4.9S.
No. Ladies' Calico
Wrappers, these we have sold
at csc; for this sale only we
shall sell them SOc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
Domestic Department.
Supply Your Wants For a Year
10 Come.

25 dozen 1Sx36 fine huck
Towels, 2 for 25c; regular price
l7c each.
% dozen 1892 huck Towels,
sale price 10c each; regular price
IL 1-2c.
IS dozen 1Sx32 glass Towels,
sale price 8 for 25c; regular price
l0c each.
10 dozen all linen huck Towels,
sale price Sc each; regular price
&c each.
% dozen all linen colored bor-
der Doylies, sale price 39c a dozen
or &c each, regular price 6Oc a
dozen.
10 dozen 1S-inch white fringe
Doylies, 81 a dozen or 10c each;
regular price 81 81 q dozen.
10 dozen 1S-inch white fringe
Doylies, $1.25 a dozen or IL 1-2c
each; regular price t1.75.
Is dozen 5-8 white Napkins,
all linen in half dozens at Csc a
half dozen; regular price 81 a
a dozen.
8 pieces 4.inch Cream Table
Damask, (red border) sale price
49c a yard; regular price &c.
8 pieces 60-inch Cream Table
Damask, sale price 39c a yard;
regular price 5oc.
10 pieces 1S.inch, all linen
Crash; sale prize &c q yard; regu-
lar price lie.
rs pieces bleached toilet twill
Crash, sale price 7 yards for 26c;
regular price &c yard.
8 pieces fast color Turkey Red
Damask, sale price 32c a yard;
regular price Soc yard.
800 yards plain red medicated
flannel, sale price 25c a yard; reg
ular price 33c yard.
Spices navy blue twill flannel,
sale price 15c yard; regular
price 21c a yard.
1000 yards 27-inch Domet
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
DRAPERIES.

Our Drapery Department is
now enlarged and is situated in
our basement. Our anniversary
bargains in this department will
excel all others.
Lot 1-10 pieces of eight differ
ent combinations in ball fringe
for light draperies, regular price
15c a yard, anniversary price &c.
Lot 2-10 pieces of rug fringe,
double heading lie yard.
Lot 81, 900 regular Soc Dado
Curtains at 29c each.
Lot 40 gross fancy Silk Cord
for fancy work and upholstering,
regular price 1Oc a yard, ami,
versary price &c a yard.
-Four Numbers Of Elegant Swiss
Lace Curtains.
Lot 1-25 pairs, worth IS, ami
versary price SO a pair.
Lot 2-25 pairs, worth $3.50,
anniversary price $3.50 a pair.
Lot 3-25 pairs, worth $6, ami
versary price So 9S.
Lot 4-25 pairs, worth $3.50,
anniversary price IS.
Black Lace Scarfs, 25c each.
800 dozen white and colored
border Handkerchiefs at &c each
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
Under a New Manager. A Larger
Stock, Better Goods, Prompt
and Polite Attention. Every
Pair Of Shoes Sold By Us
Warranted.

Ladies' French kid, common
sense and opera toe $2.S2, former
prize $3.50
Ladies Dongola, common sense
and opera toe $1.9s, former price
$3.50.
Ladies Dongola, common sense
and opera toe $1.4S, former price
81.
Ladies' Dongola kid 1927,
former price $1.75.
Ladies' Dongola, patent leather
tip 99c, former price $1.25.
Misses Dongola, spring heel, II
TO 2, 1929. former price $2.75,
Misses Dongola, patent leather
tip 81, former price $3.50.
Misses Pebble Goat, spring heel
tip, SIC, former price 81 25.
Children's Dongola, patent
leather tip, spring heel Csc, for
mer price 81.
Children's Dongola, patent
leather tip, 8 to 8, 49c, former
price 75c.
Mems Cork Sole shoes So 55,
former price So 60
Every pair of shoes are marked
down. Call and see us.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

Spot Dress Goods, all colors
and all wool at 81 I-2c per
yard. If you have bought
any of these goods this season
you have paid soc a yard for
them.
We are selling the best SOC
Black Cashmere on Earth.
Call and we will prove it, to
you.
We have just received, "and
they will be on sale this
week" a full line of Silk
Pushes, IS inches wide at
SOC per yard; this is regular
75c grade.
Storm Serges, Broadcloths,
Ladies' Cloths, India Twills,
Henriettas and Flannels, in
all the desirable shades, and
at all prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
BARGAINS |!

We shall sell as long as
they last, commencing tomor-
row morning.
az pieces, or case Boucle
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
RIBBONS AND SMALL WARES

Ten reasons why you shall visit
these departments during our
Third Anniversary Sale and save
money.
Reason No I've shall sell
Coats and Williamantic Spool
Cotton for &c spool.
Reason No. 2-We shall sell
1000 cakes of High Grade Toilet
Soap worth IL 1-2, Is and 20c, at
7c a cake.
Reason No. 3-We shall sell 8
gross LADIES' Hose Supporters
with belt at &c pair; worth zoe.
Reason M, Ave shall sell 10
gross of a sc Toilet Soap, made by
Robinson Bros. one of the best
soapmakers in the country at the
astonishing low price of three
cakes for &c. Quantity limited to
each customer.
Reason No. 5-We shall sell $50
pieces new pattern, desirable
colors Millinery Ribbon, No %,
worth %, yard, Tor lie a yard.
Reason No. Eve stall sell 100
pieces of all silk black Millinery
Ribbon, No. % to 80, worth from
42c to 81 yard, for 27c yard.
Reason No. I'VE stall sell 25
gross Of Shell Hair Pins worth &c
each, for &c dozen.
Reason No S-We shall sell all
Ribbon Remnants at one-half their
value.
Reason No. 9-We shall sell
case Of pins for 1c a paper.
Reason No. love shall sell on
our novelty counter, near the door
1000 articles in the Fancy Goods
line that are really extra value ct
25c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

Two or three weeks ago we had
a sale of Stand Lamps at $1.89
each, in three days we sold $50.
We have since contracted with the
manufacturer for our anniversary
sale and also have added q new
number, making two Of the best
bargains ever offered in the lamp
line.
Lot No. 1-You know what they
ore. same as before, $1.S9 each;
worth So.
Lot No 2-Elegant stipple gold
decorations, three colors, a regular
$5 lamp at 50 90 eacI.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16

weight, fine quality black
wool Hose, I and I rib, 2 pair
for 35c. Would be considered
cheap at 25c a pair.
so dozen boys heavy
weight, black wool Hose, with
fashioned feet; 2 pair for $50.
Would be a bargain at 25c a
pair.
rs dozen mems Cameps
hair, seamless half Hose at
nc a pair. Our regular 25c
stocking.
IS dozen mems black wool
seamless half Hose at nc a
pair. Would be cheap at 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
TINWARE.

zoo heavy tin Tea and Coffee
Pots, copper bottom, from A pint
to 7 pint. Anniversary price 25c,
all sizes
Japan Cake Boxes 40c, small
size.
japan Cake Boxes soc, medium
size.
Japan Cake Boxes 60c, large
size.
LAMPS.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-16
PLAIDS AND NOVELTIES.

"All Beauties"
Our soc Plaids 39c per
ward.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-10-15

Senator Frye was given a reception in
Bangor at the residence of Hon. and Mrs
f. II. Burpee. Senator Hale and Con-
gresham Boutelle were among the
guests.