The Somerset reporter., 1894-10-18

Flo and art embroidery silks, silk and
linen fringe at Judkins'.
DR.. Philbrick pays his monthly visit TO
Skowhegan, Oct. -, % and u.
Misses Grace Colby, Elizabeth and
Gertrude Webb are visiting in Fairfield,
to-day.
l.. +. Michaels of Chillieothe H., is
the guest of his uncle, Col. W. K. &.
Estes.
f. II. Preble of Bingham. and William
Clark of Carratunk. were at Hotel Ilesel
ton yesterday.
Prof. d. Wilder Colby of the State
college was in town over Thursday night
of last week.
Rev. 7. g. Moses will preach in the
Baptist church, Cornyile, Sunday, at
1890 A. NJ. Oct. Il.
There is to be a ball at the new
armory, on Saturday evening next, with
music by kendall's orchestra.
Mrs. Geo. Stevens. who has been visit
ing her brother, DIR. : +. Conant return
ed her home in Lewiston, the past week.
Royal Blue brand white cherries, 25c
a can, never sold before less than 35c.
Same brand of apricots, only 25c, at
Paterson's.
II ". W. W. Hooper of Deering, State
missionary of Maine will preach at the
Universalist church, Sunday morning,
Oct 2lst, at 1915.
\ small attendance greeted the Engi-
neer Co., who held forth at Coburn Hall,
on Monday night last. The piece as a
whole was well presented.
Goodrich tells us his Norman Il. flour
is more than standing the test, and his
sales are on the increase. 1t is not
strange, considering the price. Si.O0,
and 10. package of soda free.
Geo. D. Arnold who left Skowhegan
about July lst. has established himself
in the flour, hay and grain business in
Cerrilus, New Mexico. His many
friends here will unite in wishing him
prosperity.
Patterson, Skowhegan's live grocer,
has issued a card for customers coming
to him over the electric road, and when
cash purchases have amounted to $500
he gives all such customers two tickets
free. Call for a card
John IL. Frame, who is a member of
keystone Lodge. F. & A. NJ. at Solon,
attended its 39th annual communication
in that place, yesterday, and was accom-
panied by l.. j. Addition. +. X. Delano
was the caterer for the occasion.
The Electric cars for the present leave
Skowhegan on the hours commencing at
6 o'clock in the morning, and leave
South Norridgewock on the half hours
commencing at G.30 A. NJ, and eontinu-
ing through the day and evening,
Rev T. G. Moses and wife returned
from the Christian Quadrennal conven-
tion of Christian churches at IIaverhill,
Mass, Tuesday. Mr.. Moses will preach
at High St, church, Sunday at 200 r. NJ.
Topic GLOW to secure happiness" All
are invited.
Mrs. Julia Nay kiucad announces a
special sale of trimmed hats and bonnets
at her store, 80 Water St, Saturday,
Oct. 20, the day of the celebration.
Some great values will be offered at very
low prices and ladies will do well to
call and look them over.
The s. & n Electric Railway com
pany authorize us to state that Il large
crew of men with teams were this morn
ing put to work on the Electric road be-
tween here and Norridgewock. in charge
of one of the most experienced and best
Railroad track men in Maine, and the
road bed and track are speedily being
put in perfect condition the whole
length OF the line.
Prof. bennett of Lewiston, Maine 5
premier humorist accompanied by his
wife, were the guests of Asa Parker and
wife over Sunday. By courtesy of DIR.
S. +. COMMIT, a personal friend of Mr.
bennett large company of friends
were highly entertained in G. 4. r. hall,
Saturday evening. by this gentleman,
who gave one of his iuimitable perform
ances in an Informal way.
w. F. Bowen of Skowhegan, controls
and manages the advertising in the elec-
trio cars, and in his efforts to fill the
spaces is meeting with good success
The cards are printed in an attractive
style, and one can find thereon advertise
ments of nearly everything required, to
meet the necessities of life None but
the most reliable merchants and business
concerns are allowed the privilege Of
using space in the ears.
Try Red Seal perfumes for sale at
NJ. B. Heselton's.
All ladies who attend the celebration
on next Saturday while waiting for the