The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-24
Mark down sale at Ordway's.

jas H. Colway Is In Wateryilla giyinI
exhibitions of his mechanical clock.
Call at Smiths music store and see I'm
new piano case organ in oak.
Miss Hannah Page, student Mt We'll
esley college, is at home for the holiday.
Reserved seat tickets for III u.nrv,.
Minstrels will be on sale at j. NJ. Arnold.
Price, %, 30 and 50cts special holida,
prices.
a hne' practical Christmas present, is a
New Home Sewing Machine. Dlnsmore
Blckford are the agents for Somerset
1ou"'y' (2w)
Skowhegan has had two monographs
on exhibition the past week the mann.
ger OF each having done thriving bust.
ness
I. IL. Howard accompanied by Mrs
Howard are absent on vacation trim Of
some weeks in different cities of Mass.
achusetts.
Dress goods, shawls and cloaks at a
great discount at ordway's
The wooden mill shuts doNh tonight
Tor the rest of the week aud pays off the
employees that they may enjoy a brief
holiday vacation.
VIM. Walker and wife left Skowhegan
Monday for their home Ia the state of
Washington, and will visit Washington.
D. C, ard New Orleans en- route.
The class OF ~ Skowhegan high school
have new class rings, plain band of
gold with '92 in raised figures. They
were ordered through W. r. Robbins.
L. o. King of Hartford, who has been
on sporting trip in the WILLIS OF north
ern Maine for several weeks, returned
Monday to civilization, and has passed
the week in town.
Mr.. j. b Berry, travelling salesman
for Pitts, Kimball & Lewis, Boston, slip.
ped on the icy concrete walk near Cole
mars eating house, Tuesday morning.
breaking his wrist.
Remember that f. P. Moore attends to
all kinds of carriage repairing 50 if you
take your carriage to him TO have it
painted any other repairs will be under
his personal supervision.
Secure bargain in either cloak or
shawl at White G WiIjaei
The members of the grand jury who
were the guests of County Attorney How
ey at the banquet rendered by him last
week at the Heselton, presented that
gentleman with an elegant pair of opera
glasses.
The visiting grsngers of last week, to
the number of fifty or more, paid Fair
view Stock Farm visit the last day Of
the session, and were shown about the
spacious stables by the genial proprietor,
NJ. T. Pooler, and the vast array of fine
hore h-sh, with the great Calls So" at the |
mead was paraded for their especial bene.
IL. The ysit was thoroughly enjoyed by !
al.
1t is truly said that "early purcha ers
find the best to select from" vet one can
hardly realize this fact in visiting the well |
filled store of Walter Robbins, the Jew
eler, for notwithstanding the quantities |
of goods that have been sold over his |
the past two weeks, the stock |
is apparently as large, and the as
5ortment as varied as at the beginning.
With such stock it is not surprising |
that he is able to suit all corners.
Dana W. Hall, principal of the Skowhe- |
gan High School, was presented with
beautiful gold watch on Friday evening
asst, the donors being the pupils under
ais charge. The presentation was made
1t Mr.. Halls home, in the presence of
he donors and teachers, L. 7. Coffin, Esq
Hartman of the s. S. Committee, otllciat-
ng in behalf of the scholars. The re
cipient was taken completely by surprise,
but most feelingly expressed his thsnks
for so substantial gift as mark of
friendship from his pupils.
A horse belonging to Chas rreble of
became uumsnagsable on Madi-
son street last Saturday, breaking away
from the driver and smashing through
one of the windows in Walter Perce'S
store. The horses head was cut in the
and he was taken TO the Skow
hogan House stables, the wound attended
to, the sleigh patched up, and he was
again hitched in, only TO run away and
bring up in the yard Of DR.. Dascomb's |
residence. 1t would seem that The ami
NAL was unsafe as driver.
Ladies' white aprons at low prices at
NJ b. Heselton's.
White cherries put up in loaf sugar IN
3 ID cans at Pattersou's.