The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30

land was in town Tuesday night
some bargains in ginghams and cot
ton dress goods at W. b. Stewards.
Misses Florence and Mabel Pooler are
visiting their aunt. Miss Julia Coburn at
Nahant, Mass.
Miss Emelne Fletcher returned 10 her
home in this village last week for the
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Folsom take up
Harhor next week.
Col 4. W. Wildr> got about yester-
day after being confined 10 the house by |
illness about Il week.
Wallace Blunt made the round trip to
Portland yesterday Is water boy giving
Willie Holt lay-otl'.
Baby bonuets, blankets and socks in
the bankrupt sale at ordWay's
Miss bora Cleveland. who teaches in
the city schools of Natick, Mas. Is at
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Dana W. Hall expects to pass a
portion of his vacation al Saratoga. \.
Y aud about the ST. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs.. !. p Oak left home by
Tuesday afternoons train for caribou
Tor week, visit among relatives.
Mrs. Z. T. fairhrothcr i absent this
week visiting sister in Augusta, and
will visit in Boston before returning
home.
Mrs. W. r. curtis and son OF Boston
arrived in town "Wednesday afternoon
and are at Dr. Conant'~ sanilaruim Tor
treatment
Tickets for the Milburu Club Mimstmls
July It'll, are going we'll. Secure yours
early at Patterns and avoid di,appoint-
ment later.
ON Monday, July 18th, the Post Office
will be closed as follows. from | a. m.
to LIS p. m. from 200 p. IN. to > p. m.'
and at 100 in the evening.
{. o. Baker of Portland a veteran
j railroad man. nov holding the position
of Lost Freight agent on the Maine Cen
trail WAS in Skowhegan, Tuesday.
The degree of d. u. was conferred up
on Rev. {. V. Hanson at Colby t'niVer-
>itv Yesterday. He was also reelected
a member of the Board of Trustees of
the University.
Everybody should take advantage of
0rdway's great bankrupt sale a. the
goods will all go half-price and less.
Miss Harriet NASH office clerk al the
insurance agency of II. Wentworth, is
obliged by i'll health to take Il protraet-
ed vacation. her position being filled in
the meantime by Miss Mabel Went
worth.
Miss Lizzie lloNic who went To Colo
RADIO a few years ago for her health. re-
turned to skowhegan Friday afternoon.
Her many friends will be pleased to
know that she is much improved and eX-
poets to be able to remain in Maine in
the future.
Those who visit the Norridgewoek
races July ith will see fine trot. rs
there is Il good field of starters in the
2.44, 2.39. 2.32 and 2.27 classes. The
Madison band will furnish music. and
there will be game of ball between the
Watc.yilles and QuinnebasscttS of Nor
ridgcwock.
Mr.. Wallace Ladd of this place, who
has been at work in Fairfield for several
weeks with crew of men, building
SET of buildings for his brother. W, NJ.
Iadd of the Fairfield journal, has his
job about completed. OF his crew of
assistants were IL. W. Morrill, Orlando
Walker and Frank Morrow of this place
Tuesday next will be circus day in
SkoWhegan. and many are those, little
and hig, looking forward To the event
with pleasure. II is the visit of Leon ".
WaShblru'S show. and it comes we'll re-
commended ~ full value river. The
circus will arrive by special train. com
ing from Gardiner and from here goes
To Belfast.
BY referring To the ad. columns our
readers will readily understand the Sc.
qucl of W. T.. OrdWay'S trip to New
Hampshire, IL he purchased the entire
bankrupt stock of J. +. Sanborn 4 CO..
and proposes to close it out in quick
time This makes the fifth stock OF the
kind purchased and handled by Mr.. ord
way, and We will venture he will have
the same great success IL previous in
This venture.
Work has commenced ON The removal
lion aud Transformation of the building
AT 10 Water st. The building is being
raised up giving the iir>l story an addi-
tioual height of TWO feet and onc-half
the ell is ia he carried back and new
piece built on to the main building: the
entrance is To be changed Ia the side.
aud "A plate glass window 10 feet Sin. b1
: feet pui in is Il front, with Il smaller
pane on the side. making the entire cor
nrr oi glass.
Chas. Lewis and Hiram Dulac after a
protracted spree OF several days were
lodged in the lookup Monday night
Tuesday they were brought before