The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-09


f. J. Estes made business trip to
Lewiston yesterday.
Fresh line of new figs, only poets per
ID. just received at Delano's.
Mrs. \. 6. Blunt has returned home
from her visit to Boston and vicinity,
Dunton says he has had many compli-
ments on his display of lamps during the
past week.
Percy Hill has entered the iewelry
store of George Phlbriek Il Son. as an
apprentice.
The sewing circle of the Jniversalist
Society meet, with Mrs. Maria Lowe. ON
Wednesday afternoon next.
L. f. Russell has broken ground for a
new residence on the South side of
Leayitt St, near Madison Ave.
Mrs. {. b. Whitney has returned from
Everett. Mass, where she has spent
several weeks with her daughter
Mr. aud Mrs. y. W Branerd attended
family gathering al the home of George
o. Brown Esq, of Fairfield, Yesterday.
Mrs. George Curtis, her second daug-
ter. Miss Gertrude b., who accompanied
her. has concluded to remain in Massa-
chusctts.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J Fogg of Boston.
We're at the Cornyille homestead last
week, called there by the death of Mr.
Fogg's mother.
Rev. |. b. Mower preached his fare
we'll sermon at East Madison Sunday.
There will be preaching there next sun.
day by Mr.. Hatch.
We learn that an extra force of night
police has been put on in town. owing to
the scare cau>cd by the burglaries in
surrounding towns.
W, b. Steward will have line of la
dies and ehildren's garments on sale at
his store, Monday p. NJ, and Tuesday.
y good opportunity to get Il garment.
Capt {. L. Belmorc and Lieut. Mil
ford Withee. the newly elected officers
of Co. E., went to Augusta, yesterday,
to appear before the examining board,
The store of Ross Brothers, now being
rcmodclled, is we learn. to be occupied
by George Cushing in the early spring.
and the interior is to be finished to his
liking.
George W. johnson, the newly APP
pointed postmaster at Canaan, has pur-
chased a new modern outfit for the office
and will put it in first class condition to
serve the public.
Mrs. Charlotte Holt has exchanged
her stand in Fairfield for the Drew farm
lying in Fairfield and Skowhegan, and
will move on to the latter place this
week With her children.
Several Skowhegan people are ia at
tendance upon the trial Of the Stackpole
Perkins case in Augusta. this week, as
Witnesses. among the number being A..
Osborne and Mark ilarvlle.
Read Delnno's great candy sale an
nouncement elsewhere. Think of it !,
Fresh home made candies, only - -
cents per III. If YOU have sweet tooth
you can now indulge it To any amount
at this place.
Rev. las. :. Williamson. the able di-
vine who occupies the pulpit of the Con
gregational church in Augusta. will
preach al the Island Avenue church,
Sunday morning next. in exchange with
Mr.. Mathews.
Mrs. Abigail Phlbrick, who resides
with her daughter, Mrs. George Phil
brick. celebrated her ninety-fourth
birthday ON Tuesday last, Nov. :. She
is in excellent health for Il person of
such great age.
Rev |. b. Mower with his family,
took leave of Skowhegan friends on
Tuesday. going to the home of his
mother in Cambridge for a few days
pclofr entering upon MS laoofs VIII
the church at North Berwick.
News was received here Tuesday. of
the death of Thomas Lambert Robinson,
which occurred Monday evening at the
home of his father, Daniel c. Robinson
Esq, of Boston. Thomas was the old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and
was Il boy of unusually fine qualities
and intellectual attainments.
Call and get Ordway's prices on horst
blankets.
Large Ia blankets going for sll9