The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-04-14
Easter novelties at Geo. Cushing,s.


Longfellow's Dream tonight. Secure
your seats.
H. c. Gray Esq, Postmaster at Madison
was In town Monday.
Mr.. r. II. Merrill is in Piscstaquis
county for few days this week.
Judkins Dyer say they have Inc line
OF cotton hosiery at bottom prices.
Easter services at the First Baptist
church Sunday next, W b. Slocum OH
ciatng.
The remains of Mrs. Jane Robbins, late
OF Waterville, were brought here for bur
ial yesterday.
All kinds of dry and fancy goods sold
very eheap at Norton & Rce's, No. 8
Madison St.
Mr.. Joseph Oak of Merrmac, Mass,
made his brother Samuel Oak brief visit
yesterday.
There will be an Easter concert at the
Bethany church next Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Have you seen ihe wonderful Colway
clock now on exhibition at Judkins 4
Dyer's1
Rev A. j. Rscklih is in Boston this
week, He preached in State street church
Portland, Sunday.
Miss +. B. Dunton returned from New
York last week, aud opened up business
again on Monday last,
Now Is your chance to buy piano at a
short price If quick call, at Santarium, be
made. Auidrosis.
Miss Carrie Hines of Fairfield spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. N. W. Brain
erd, returning to her home Monday.
If you are hard to fit, or if you want an
odd garment of any kind go to W. II.
Wildes' store next Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor wishes us to state
that she viii return from the city and re-
open her dressmaking rooms April, 18Th.
Mrs Dennis Drew of Bar Harbor, who
had been visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. r.
Bachelor, returned to her home Monday
last
Mrs. Harry Dinsmore Mrs. g. P. Eaton
and Mrs. W. II. Emery are attending the
Methodist conference at Augusta this
week.
Walter Pierce has begun to receive lob
sters which he boils fresh every day.
Leave your orders with him and they
will be delivered.
Rev. Stephen Fletcher and wife, Mrs.
II. M. Jones, Pethuel Fletcher and Il. S.
Mitchell attended the Baptist missionary
meetings at Waterville yesterday
Hon. Turner Boswell left yesterday for
trip to Dakota on business connected
with the Coburn estates of which he Is
agent. He will be gone from home sew
eral weeks.
Gen. r. B. Shepherd and Mrs. Shep.
herd went to Augusta yesterday. Mr..
Shepherd was in attendance upon meet
ing of the board of Trustees of the ln-
sane Hospital.
Mr.. +. l Estes, with team of eight
horses hitched on to the large steam boil
er that was at the Il. II. station and hauled
it to the corn factory where it has been
put into position there.
Deacon Joseph Robinson celebrated his
SO / birthday on Monday last by giving a
birthday patty attended by his three sons
with their wives and one daughter, to-
gether with five grand children.
Miss j. b Nay will be absent at Water
vile to-day and tomorrow friday as
sisting Mrs. Bigelow with her opening in
hat city. Her store, meanwhile, is in
charge of Miss Josie w. Smith.
There are some bargains in broad
cloths awaiting purchasers at Coburn
wooden mills. Ladies desiring goods OF
this kind would do we'll TO examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. 3"
l.. W. Chase's stock of carriages and
inspection from contemplating purchas
ers. A visit to him may save you quite
snug sum Of money in your purchases.
The Skowhegan Branch Of the First
Maine Cavalry Association will hold Its
annual meeting at Hotel Heseton, Friday
evening April ooh. Gen. j. p. Cilley Of
n l, -, Cd nd int do To
be present if possible.
Mr.. N. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. V, A.
Sprague, Mrs. N. A. Caswtll, Miss Lizzie
Hutchinson, Mrs. j. o. Smith, Miss
Edith Hanson and Rev. c. V. Hanson and
wife attended the missionary meeting at
Waterville yesterday
Tickets for Longfellow's Dream only
80 and SOC. For sale at Bixby Bucks.
Don't miss reading our overflow sup
plement this week. The report of the
Condensed MIX Factory committee,
'Maine's next Governor" and MAINE
Mineral Exhibit are among the impor
tant articles on this sheet.
A. G. Emery, Esq, Mrs. Emery and
Miss Emery arrived in town Friday on
the afternoon train. They were met by a
large number of our people, their former
neighbors, and tLeir friends, who greeted
them warmly after their long absence
THURSDAY of next week being Fast day,
we shall strike oil the REPORTER Wednes-
day afternoon, and correspondents will
please send in their commui ications ont
day earlier, and advertisers will bear II
mind that their copy should be in Wed
nesday morning instead of Wednesday
noon.
The exhibition drill, concert and ball
to be given by Co. E., next Wednesday,
promises to be largely attended and the
Boys are laying themselves out to maxi
the affair one of the very best parties Co
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