The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-05
All colors china silks, 10 cents at W

All colors china silks, 10 cents at W.
II. Wildes'.
Miss NJ. S. Jones of Athens was in
town Friday.
C. r. Boothby of West Athens was in
town Friday.
Ordway has taken the agency fol the
celebrated w. b. corset.
f. F. Danforth, Esq, made business
trip to Boston, this week.
Great bargains in gents overeoatings
and suitings at Coburn Wooden Mills.
c. A. Wilbur, Esq. of Madison, was at
the Court House on business yesterday.
Roy L. Marston, class 80 of Bowdoin,
was at home during Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Bragg & Varney do picture framing
and can show you a fine line of mould
ings. If.
a. W. Thayer, landlord of the Augusta
House, Augusta, Maine, was registered
at Hotel Coburn last night.
Read the liberal book offer that w. H.
Wildes makes in this weeks advertise
ment and take advantage of it.
You should not have your picture
framed without seeing what Folsom &
Varney have to offer in handsome new
mouldings.
DR.. w. f. Fellows of Bangor and his
daughters, Misses Rena and Lillian, are
i'll town to-day to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Truman Sawyer.
An excellent rent for the money, and
in first class repair, is to be had near the
corner of Middle and Pleasant streets.
Inquire at Sanitarium office.
Steamer Kennebec will make her last
trips for the season, weather and ice
permitting, from the river Thursday,
Dec. 5, and from Boston Friday, Dec. 7.
Carl E. Hutchinson, Harry W. Cush-
ing, Harold Hanson and Misses Edith
B. Hanson, Maud RUSSELL students of
Colby, spent Thanksgiving at their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander F. Mclntire of
Scion, Miss Pearl c. Mclntire of
Colby, 80 and John H. Swain of Maine
State College, 90, passed Thanksgiving
n ba hop,a Of unA Mrs. A GMaip
No. of Vol. of The Lever, published
by Skowhegan High School, has just
been issued and may be found on sale at
Bixby and Bucks and George Cushing's.
1t is fine number and the edition
should all be taken speedily.
Mr.. j. F. Duncan travelling representa-
tive of the North Conway Kelley Insti-
tute was in town yesterday. Under the
efficient management of Mr.. c. j.
Bailey, this institution has attained the
rank of being the banner Kelley Institute
of New England.
Ladies and gentlemen will do we'll to
remember that engraved visiting cards
for Christmas should be ordered at once.
We can show you the latest and best
styles both in engraving and sizes of
cards. Also fine line of samples of
monograms and addresses for letter
headings.
The ladies of the sewing society, con-
nected with the Congregational church,
will hold fair and sale of fancy articles
in the estry next week, beginning Tues
day evening and continuing through
Wednesday. On Tuesday evening there
will be an entertainment and on Wed
nesday afternoon cake sale
The season for hunting birds closed
Saturday, November 80 1t has been
one of the best that was ever expert
eDced in Maine. A sportsman who has
been through the Rangeley and Dead
River regions, Judging from his own per
sonal observations and what he has been
told by others, is reported to have esti-
mated that 10000 cartridges have been
shot in that territory since the season
opened. Other sections have probably
yielded small game in the same proper.
ton.
Attend the great mark-down sale OF
fur capes and garments at Ordway's.