The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-20
Hon. Turner Boswell is on business

Hon. Turner Boswell is on Il business
trip to Boston.
Mr.. Mile French of The Forks, was
in town Tuesday.
Have you looked over Ordway's hand
kerchiefs for Xmas?
Deputy Sheriff II. S. Nickerson is in
attendance upon court to day.
Saratoga chips. and nenfchatel cheese
fresh to-day, at Patterson's.
Mrs. +. y. Merrill and children visited
friends at Waterville, yesterday.
Pretty table linen and towels for
Christmas, at W. b. Stewards.
Prof. Manleys juvenile class in dane
ing meets in Milburn Hall, Friday after
noon, from to O'Clock.
Rev Mr. Webster of Newport, COLI
tinues meetings through this week with
Rev. I. &. Moses at High Street church.
The sale of Oil Paintings and Fancy
articles at Mrs. I.ambert's will be con-
tinued Friday and saturday afternoons
of this week.
Gen. Il. b. Shepherd went to Angus
| ia, Yesterday to attend to business
connected with the Insane Hospital be-
fore the Governor aud Council.
Mrs. ". II. Cabot aud daughter are
absent from home, spending the holi-
days with the genial Commodore in
Boston, and other New England cities.
At the First Baptist Church next
Sabbath morning there will be Christ
mas sermon-subiect "the Child Jesus. :
! French service in the afternoon at ;
o'clock.
Mrs. Julia Nay kincaid announces Il
special sale of kid gloves and fancy work
materials for Saturday next, which
ladies' will find it for their interest to
attend.
The Electric current is pretty strong
in Skowhegan, these short December
days. Our people believe in Electric
power, and some of them are disposing
to "haye a finger in the pie
The First Baptist Sunday school will
hold their Christmas entertainment
Tuesday evening in the church, under
the management of Nj. Levi Wymau.
The children are anticipating = grand
time.
Mr.. John X. Butler of Boston, special
agent of the New England, Telephone
Company is in town to see if more in
struments cannot be rented here. We
hope he will succeed as the small num-
Der who rent Instruments now makes
them of little use to those who do.
Delano's holiday stock of candy is the
most cornplete in town, as usual. He
has the finest goods, in preserved fruits
in handsome boxes the best chocolates,
every variety, while his plain, fresh
homemade candies are most delicious,
over 20 kinds of these latter goods
made fresh daily.
The election of officers of the Degree
of Honor for the ensuing year occurred
at their regular meeting, last Monday
evening. The following were elected
Mrs. Crowell, G. of H.; Mrs. Bicllford
p. c. of H.; Mrs. Norton, l.. of H.. Mrs
Pratt, c. of c.. Mrs. Walker, r.; Mrs.
Ayore f.. Mrs. French r.; Mrs. VIII
liams, 5. L.: Mrs. IIoXie, |. W. Mrs.
Benson, o. W.
Walter F. Robbins shows finer holi.
day stock than usual this year. Those
familiar with this store in past years, must
realize this is equivalent to saying q
great deal, as his store has been filled &c
Overlooking with the choicest articles in
the iewelry line. This year he has add
ed complete line of cut glass goods
and the two lines exhibited together add
to each others richness. Such stock
of goods is credit to our town and tc
the merchant who displays them.
Aprons, II -. 20, %, and 30 cts. al
Ordway's.
Nice comb honey. zoe per ID. al
Patterson's.
Ladies' and gents new umbrellas fol
Xmas, at Ordway's.
Lemons and sweet oranges, only Boz
per doz., at Patterson's.
Have you seen that hem-sttched towe
for % cts, at Ordway's.
New line of kennedy's fancy crackers
all the latest novelties, at Patterson's.