The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-09
Bos. biscuit. inst in. at Patterson :.


Ben 5. Collins. Esq, North Arson Vas
in town Wednesday.
Miss Hannah Page i, visiting friends
in Augusta this week,
Look at those 81 ct. corsrts at Colby.s.
and better ones ii you like.
Miss Hattie Heath of Boston is pass
ing three weeks vacation in town.
Trial Justice Bowden of Pittstield,
and Mrs. Bowden were in town, Tues.
day.
100 extension pillow sham holders;
while they last, only 25c at Bragg Y
Narneys
Forrest Goodwin j. on trip to Bos-
ton, this week. Mrs. Goodwin accom-
panied him
Miss Marguerite Libby of Melrose,
MASS, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
b Stafford.
Shirt waists, cotton dress goods and
half wool chalis marked down at W b.
Stewards.
Mrs. Lillian Garland Smith aud son.
Victor, of Manchester. y. H., are the
guests of Miss Mary Garland.
Hon. \. II. Chase of Lexington, was
in attendance at a hearing before Coun-
ty Commissioners. Friday last.
Miss Winnie Woods of Newburyport.
Mass, is spending few weeks at the
home of her father. y. r. Woods
Z. I. Goodrich has nice second hand
coffee mill; Just the thing for a grocery
store, which can be bought at a bargain
j. W. Walker, practical PIANO tuner
of Boston, will make his usual visit here
during September. Address post Office
Mr.. |. H. Holt was called to Saugus.
Mass. yesterday, by the death of his
father who resided there aged about -
Years.
Work on the Pomlow block is pro-
crossing finely and when completed it
will add very materially to the looks of
this eud of the town.
Mrs. X. B. Shepherd and Mrs. sydney
W. Curtis returned to town, Tuesday
night, after few days visit to Mrs. y
c. Houston in Sangervlle
The fish department of A. Ii. Lang :
market meets with much favor from his
customers. Certainly no town has II
better kept market than Mr.. Langs.
Street commissioner Ford has COM
menced laying the concrete ON the diff
ferent walks which were made ready
early in the summer and have been sea-
soning.
The skowhegan Coal Co., have Just
unloaded the largest cargo of coal ever
! shipped to Skowhegan. nearly 100 tons.
Buy your coal now aud you will save
money.
Mrs. Belle Claflin, missionary in
Africa, sailed Saturday last, August 18th,
from Liverpool on the Steamer Scythia,
and is expected to arrive in Boston Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs, +. y. IIoyt. who during
their stay in town were the guests of
Mrs. Mary Varney and daughter, return
ed to their horne in Dover, n. H. by
yesterdays train.
Master Charlie Heselton had great
success fishing in Cole brook Wednes-
day afternoon, having caught a trout
weighing nine ounces and measuring
one foot in length.
Mr.. +. Gay of Lewiston, president of
the Maine Game Protective Association.
was i'll town, yesterday, III the interest
of that society. w. Il. Clifford has been
appointed committee here to solicit
members.
Hon. Edward Wiggin and Prof. w.
W. Stetson, Worthy Master and Lecturer
of the Maine State Grange were at
Hotel Coburn, Tuesday night on their
way to attend the Pomona Grange at
Hayden Like.
These hot days one must taste the
luxury of Delano's ice cream and soda
to fully appreciate it, His ice cream is
made from the pure article while he
challenges anyone to draw a finer glass
of soda than he serves.
Mrs. Addie Boucher of Portland. was
in town Wednesday, to be present
at the SSth birthday of her mother,
Mrs. John Dorothy, who resides here
with her daughter, Mrs II. +. Thing.
Mrs. Dorothy is in excellent health.
Mr. p. =. Bingham of Pleasant Hill.
Saline County. Nebraska, is spending Il
few weeks in this town and Canaan.
He left Maiue in 1855, ard has not been
here since 1856. He has made bust.
ness of raising corn and hogs there for
many years.
Mr.. Levi Judkins exhibited to Us few
days since some pease raised from seed
received from the t. 5. Department of
Agriculture of the Photograph variety
that are very fine ones and he says they
are a luXuriant grower and heavy bearer.
They certainly appear to justify all he
says in their praise.
Messrs Written and Burney two Lynn
bicyclists were in town yesterday en-
route for Sherman in Aroostook county.