The Somerset reporter., 1896-05-21
TOWN and VICINITY
}ead Gardner & Frost's new ad.

Read Gardner & Frost's new ad.
Fugene Clark of Carratunk was in
toVu Yesterday.
j. II. Tufts has house with stable
On Leavtt St, to rent.
Attend the hosiery sale at w. H.
Wildes Saturday. See ad.
Henry Washburn aud A. 5. Burke of
Bingham, were in town Monday.
Mrs. NJ. F. Webb and Miss Agnes
Webb were in Watervile, yesterday.
The brick masons and carpenters have
commenced work on the Bisson block.
]. II. Gray, landlord of the "New
carratunk House" at SoIon, was in
town Monday.
DR.. johnson offers for sale her ches-
nut driving horse. Apply at Fair
brothers livery stable.
Henry w. Pearson of Portland. ar
rived in town yesterday and is on a
trouting trip up river.
I. j. Mahoney of SoloA, was in town
Yesterday He just got home from the
drive for Hiram Moore.
The Coburn Woolen Mills are running
on short time, four days week, in all
departments but the finishing room.
A capable girl in want of good situa-
ton to do house work will do we'll to call
upon Mrs F. Il. Steward, Coburn Ave.
Mrs :. &. {. Ward of Augusta, who
had been spending a few days in town,
visiting friends. returned home today.
Any one having lot which they will
sell in the North side cemetery will do
we'll to address Box 429, Skowhegan.
Hon. 5. }. Walton, in company with
other Somerset gentlemen, is on fish
ing trip at one of the ponds in the
Ten Thousand Acre Tract.
IN the foundation for concrete walk on
the east side of Court street from
Water street to Brown & Jewetts store.
Mr.. d. C. Jewett of North Madison,
was in town Saturday and called at the
REPORTER Office. He had recently
returned from business trip to
New York.
Invitations are soon to be issued by the
Senior class, 5. ii. s., for the annual re
eepton which proceeds commencement
| 1t will be held in Mlburn Hall, and the
| date is May %.
Clair H.. sol of Jewett \. Savage,
left on Wednesday morning for Cushings
Island, Portland Harbor, where he will
spend the summer in the employ of
Eben Smith. who lately left Skowhegan.
Ladies' will do we'll TO call at the CO.
burl NO0len Mills and look their rem
nant cloths over, before deciding on
their spring suits. They are showing
some beautiful cloths for IA little money.
Mrs c. V. Hanson, Mrs. j. II.
Williams, Mrs J, O. Smith, Mrs. w. N
Donovan and Misses Alice Whittier,
Ella Nash, Josie w. Smith and Emma j.
Nhtten attended the Missionary meet
Ing at Augusta, yesterday.
Remember the literary recital in Co.
burn Hall, Friday evening, given by
Miss Flora Belle Carde and seven of her
young lady pupils. The program is
varied and interesting, and the enter
fanment one sure to be enjoyable.
The next meeting of the Tow n I'M
Provement Society will be held in the
congregational vestry. Monday after
noon next at 230. This will be an
important and interesting meeting and
The presence of every lady in Skowhegan
| Is desired.
We learn The Milburn Club have
closed a contract with the management
lor the appearance in Coburn Hall in
September next of one of the strongest
companies that has yet visited Skowhe-
gan, who will produce play that has
received the universal endorsement OF
'he people throughout the country.
There is an opportunity for several
urls to take the training course in the
Training School for Nurses at the
DanYers Lunatic Asylum, Mass. This
"a good opportunity for any who
wishes to become trained nurses. For
lOrlher Information and for application
OSnks apply to Rev. II. w. Kimball,
SkOwhegan.
hennebec Lodge No. 81, American
oeuefit Society, held meeting, Tuesday
evening, in G. a. II. Hall with every
'uieer in place. Twenty-one members
were admitted bringing the membership
upto o. 1t was voted to hold the next
neetlng in G. A. r. Hall on Friday, May
'sm A committee of ladies consisting
Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs.
.onsnt, Mrs. Whorff, Mrs. Hoxie, Mrs.
h'chell and Mrs. Jewett we're appoint
"oy the president to get up a supper
"ue next meeting.
90, -
Inc stock of the Low Price Clothing
w. Il being sold regardless of profit or
IVES Now is good time to buy cloth
NY mats, caps, furnishing goods, ham,