The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-06-14
Change in Business.

Change in business.
X. W. Brown has bought the business
and fixtures of \. \. Pierce in The Pee
pies Market on the corner of Madison
and Russell SIS. and has allow ed l.. Il.
,Jcwett who ha, been with \. II. Lang
for the last two years. a half interest on
condition that Mr.. Jewctt will take the
whole care of the busisess, Is Mr..
Browns other business will uol permit
of his paying any attention to this mar-
kct. Mr.. .JeWctt has had the mhket
thoroughly remodced, cleaned and paint
ed making it one Of the best arranged in
town and will keep complete stock 81
meats. fish. vegetables and canned goods
of the best quality that money can buy
aud which he will sell at the lowest pos
sible price, and every customer will re-
ceive prompt attention and an honest
deal. Call and see him and he will prove
it to your satisfaction.
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y. \. Pierce has engaged with \. Il
Lang, at the city Market.
Z. ?. Mayo of Turf. Farm aud llome.
Wateryiile, was in town Tuesday.
Ms. VIII Mcclellan of Caribou, arrived
last evening on a visit To her people.
Warren !. Foss Esq. of st. Albans VA,
guest at Hotel Heselton yesterday.
Mrs. Turner Boswell of Scion was in
town Monday returning home Tuesday.
Rev. stephen C. Fletcher aud Mrs.
Fletcher of Mouson were ia town yes
terday.
The pupils of Misses Waru ; and Cush-
ing's schools with their teachers spent
Saturday at Lake George. C1naan.
Chase is having good carriage bust
ness this season. Never before was he
able to sell Il, good an article for a little
money,
Oliver +. Mansel of Greenyile, of the
firm Page Il Manscl has been in town
this week on business connected with
land and lumber.
John j. Lander Esq of Bingham is
in town to-day. lie goes to Augusta
with De Molay Commandery X. Z. of
which he is member.
At the close of the drill of the Eph-
worth Guards. Saturday night, the
members of the company, "A little
fellows, visited Geo. Cushng's by in
vit1tinu and partool, nC soda
The next run of the Skowhegan Wheel
Club will be to Pennington. and As the
round trip of 90 miles will be made in
Il day the start from Patterns store will
not be made later than 30 a. M.
: The interior of the Gee. y. Arnold
store is undergoing many changes and
improvements from its new proprietor,
+. +. Goodrich, and when complete he
intends it shall be second to none in
town.
Messrs. keene a. Lewis of Philadelphia
will be at Hotel lleselton. SkoNhegan,
Friday June 18th. to purchase caach,
driving and speedy horses. All those
having such stock to sell are invited To
call on that date.
Mr. y. w. Hall, principal Of the high
school. rendered the junior class Il re-
ccption at the home of Hon. 4. X.
/ BiXby, Friday evening last, aud another
to the freshman, saturday evening, both
occasions being very enjoyable to all
who participated. The sophomores
We're entertained earlier in the season
and the reception to the seniors will Take
4 place this evening.
"Flora's day" was observed by Slow-
hogan Grange, p. of H.. Wednesday
afternoon in a happy manner. Nearly
200 members and visitors We're in at
/ tendance. Mrs. Ella Crowell occupied
the Masters chair, Mrs. Alon2o smith
oficiated us Lecturer and Mrs. Warren
/ liolbrOok as overseer. The prescribed
order of exercises was varied by essays,
recitations and music. Flowers and
| plants adorned the hall and refreshments
were opporturely served.