The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-10-10
Sateen putfs. 15c at Judkins'

DIR. C. A. Paul of Scion was in town
Monday.
Mrs. S. F. Greene of Solon WIS in town
Monday.
New line of flne neck boas AT W. II.
Wildes'
H. J. Fogg of New York is in town
this week.
A. S. Burke of Bingham, was in town
on business Thursday.
w. NJ. Plummer and wife of Lewiston,
visited IN town the past week.
Ladies extra heavy Jersey ribbed
underwear only % cts, at Ordway's.
a. H. Weston returned Sunday morn
ing from three weeks trip in the west.
Fred Elwell Il Co. are to open a
painting shop over Ben S. Foss' carriage
shop.
w B. Steward has a choice line of
/ cloth capes coming the first of next
week.
/ H, a. Hurd Esq. of st. Adams was
in town Friday and Saturday on bust
ness at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hines of Fairfield
spent Sunday in town the guests of Mr.
aud Mrs. n. W. Brainerd.
Chas. Lashon brings to our Office the
blossom of a native strawberry, plueked
by him Monday, the eth inst.
/ Curtis has a millinery announcement
in this issue that the ladies' will no doubt
peruse with interest and profit to them
selves.
Geo. E. Washburn visited in Massa-
chusetts portion of last week, return
ing home Monday evening. accompanied
/ by his wife.
White and New Home sewing ma
chimes at ". Il. Wides
Fathers should not let those bargains
in remnant woolens at the Goburn
Wooden Mills pass if they'or their boys
have got to have IA suit.
Turner Boswell, agent of the Goburn
heirs, returned Saturday from three
weeks tramp in aud about the wild land
of Moosehead Lake owned by said heirs.
c. w. Small, court stenographer re-
manned in town until Tuesday morning
when be left for Portland, where Judge
Walton holds court beginning this week.
Miss IHsetta Small of Lewiston, de-
partment inspector of the Relief Corps
of Maine, was the guest of Mrs Jos. L.
Leavitt upon her recent visit of inspec-
ton to Russell Relief Corps.
Fred Weld, who has been at work at
] his trade ia Exeter, n. H., for year
| past and has a good situation, is in town
this week making preparations to re-
move his family to that place.
Woodbine Lodge auxiliary to the a.
| O. [. w, are invited to a sociable at
Brother &. S. Benson's Friday evening,
of this week Wives or husbands of
members of the order are included in the
invitation.
f. F. Danforth, Esq, grand supervisor
of A. O. L. w, in Maine visited Water
vile lodge Wednesday, to perfect ar
engagements for the meeting of the grand
lodge to be held October, 18th. His
calls to attend meetings of the order are
more numerous than he can attend to.
Goodrich, the grocer, is always
abreast of the times, the stock of fancy
groceries containing all to be found in a
big city store. His latest addition is
is that popular Borden evaporated cream
which is so popular with coffee drinkers,
who know a good thing. If it is cheaper
and better why not use it?
Roland I. Patten of this town has
/ been appointed by Governor Cleaves as
one of the delegates to attend the Good
| Roads Parliament to be held in Atlanta,
Ga, October l719. The other delegates
are Percy II. Richardson of Portland,
Chas. G. Hichborn of Augusta, Prof. G.
| II. Hamlen of the State College at Orono.
! Among the Skowhegan ladies in at
| tendance upon the Federation of Woman's
Clubs are Mrs. c. V. Richards, Mrs. B.
| F. Eaton, Mrs. Helen Howard, Mrs. c.
A. Marston and Miss Carrie Philbrck
from the Woman's club, and Mrs. S. w.
Philbrick, Mrs. r. B. Shepherd Mrs. j.
r. Frost, Mrs. Chas. Murphy and Miss
Lillian c. Smith from Sorosis.
The employees of the Coburn Wooden
Mills enjoyed vacation from Saturday
noon until Wednesday morning, as the
| putting in of the wheel for the dynamo
which is to furnish the power for the
Skowhegan and Madison electrid road,
made it necessary to shut the water out
of the pond, and all mills on the South
side were consequently shut down.
Somerset Grange will have a box
sociable at Miler's Hall, So. Norridge-
wOck, Wednesday evening, Oct. 10th.
Every lady will be expected to furnish a
box for two, which will admit her to the
hail. the gentlemen will be expected to
pay l5cts admission, which entities them
to one box. Coffee will be furnish d
free. Several quilts will be disposed of
after supper. There will also be read