The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29

NlllDuFll 1luD OCCURS lo-UlDill.
Judkins & Dyer again have those, 25ct
all wool dress flannels for l9cts.l
After this date the music stores will
close every evening except Wednesday
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Brown were
in town Saturday visiting their daughter
Mrs. n. W. Brainerd.
Cashier Fellows of the Second Nation
al Bank is taking few days outing, and
5. W. Phlbriek is occupying his desk
IIaveiyon seen Ordway's new line rof
dress goods: Cloaks for ladies. misses
and children, an extra large assortment
and low prices.
Mrs. John Roderieli has purchased a
house on North street of +. ). Prescott,
one that Mr. and Mrs. Roderick have
resided in some years.
@Nelson failedsto beat his record of 2, 10
Friday last, at Springfield, Mass. max
ing but 2.ll hut the track was heavy
and weather unfayorable.
Mrs. William Plummer, who has been
passing week with Mrs f. S. Hall and
family, departed this morning for her
home at Lake Osakis, MINI.
lMr' Frank +. Oak, clerk in the office
of Land Agent at Augusta, was the
guest ofshis brother, J. p. Oak a few
days last week and over the Sabbath.
| Dinsmore & Bickford have recently
received one of those Halet & Davis,
french walnut upright pianos. One of
the finest pianos ever shown in Skowhe-
gan.
a pair of gold trimmed eyeglasses wit /
chain attached were lost last Friday by
Mrs. Frank Colby. The finder will be
.,.t;ably rewarded upon returning them
to her.
Mr.. NorrislRouthier, left home. Monday
morning for st. George Beauce, Canada,
accompanied by his young son. Joseph
A., who will be left there in Convent
to be educated.
| Beside those mentioned in the REPOR-
TER last week as attending the Maine
Federation of Woman's Club at Portland
from this town were Mrs. o. X. Bachel-
Ter and Mrs. VIM. Doran.
Miss Emma Tobey has been obliged
| r.. ,Gnp th, l., g L..
ing rooms and may be found over the
New England Clothing Co., at 81 Water
street after Sept2sth.
| Mr.. Charles +. Drew has severed his
connection with the barber business in
Skowhegan, much to the regret of large
circle of friends and patrons, and will
leave next. week for IIaverhill, Mass,
where he will probably locate.
c. \. Ross has purchased half inter-
est in the block now occupied by j. ID.
| Rawles 4 Co., and is to remove his
stock of goods into the vacant store of
| the same very soon. We also learn that
he will erect a large store-house in the
rear.
Miss Nay announces an opening of
Autumn and Winter millinery, consist
| ing of trimmed hats, bonnets and the
latest novelties, at her store ON Water
! street, Wednesday the 2sth, inst, to
Which the ladies in this vicinity are in
vitcd.
Somerset County Teachers Association
will hold its annual convention in the
High School building in this town.
Thursday and Friday October 9th and
18th. 1t is expected that instructors
from outside of the County and State
will be present.
Patrick = Gilmore. the great musician.
died quite suddenly AT st. Louis Satur-
day. He has had Il long and brilliant
career rs a leader and organizer of bands.
1t will be remembered that he visited
Skowhegan with his large company Of
musicians in May last and delighted II
large audience.
At the Annual Meeting of Stockhold-
ers in the Somerset Loan and Building
Association the following officers were
elected; l.. W. Weston. Pres, T.. +.
l)anforth, Treas, +. \. Nolin, Src'v.
and four Directors to serve three Years.
{. VI. Branard. f. q. Naruey. II. {
Gage and j. 7. Oak.