The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-01-23
New hambur0s at W. B. Stewards.

Hon. George II. Clarke of Bingham,
was in town Tuesday.
Bargains in any department of w. II.
Wildes' store next week
Mr.. o. W. Creation, town treasurer of
Starks was in town yesterday.
Arthur II. Paul of Boston, is in town
visiting friends for few weeks.
Change of location in Gardner u
Barnard's ad. Look it over
F. II. Preble of the firm Colby q
Prebe of Bingham, was ia town yester
day.
Rev b. c. Wentworth will preach at
Revere school house, next Sunday at
3 O'Clock
w. b. Steward has taken the agency
for the p. y. corset Ladies are invited
to examine them.
Two nice upright pianos and several
organs for rent at Dnsmore and Bick-
ford's music store.
A. II. Norton filled his ice house the
past week, making use of donkey
engine in the work aud doing the Job up
in quick time,
MIR. S. NJ. Paul of Boston, is visiting
friends here and at Scion this week.
He formerly lived at Scion, that being
his native place. He left there for Bos-
ton &c years ago.
The mid winter meeting of Sorosis will
be held at Hotel Heselton, Wednesday
evening of next week. Supper will be
served at seven after which there will be
short entertainment
Remember the sale of reserved gallery
tickets for the leap year masquerade,
commences Saturday at 9 A. NJ, at w.
FL. Wildes'. AS there are only rs seats
in front row, you should be on hand
early.
There is a decided revival in interest in
the enforcement of the prohibitory law
in this town, and many leading citizens,
SOtliC VI Jul hOdNiSob bhA
payers, are strongly in favor of closing
up the liquor traffic here.
The interest taken in the leap year mask
party In aid of the kindergarten associa-
ton is something phenomenal. Little
misses of six years to matrons of sixty
will participate, and the receipts go to
swell the treasury of a most worthy or
ganization.
Mr. krutzky will be at the store of L.
B. Il J. A. Colby on the day of the leap
year mask party with % handsome
gents costumes for rent, at reasonable
prices. His costumes are all new and
cover wide range of characters. He
may be consulted by mail at Waterville.
l.. l.. Morrison has opened an office
for registering farms, houses or property
of any description for sale and gives full
descriptions, and purchasers can find a
list of farms, houses and property and
save weeks of time and travel by call
ing on him at his office, Milburn Block.
A special service of the Young Peoples
Christian Union of the Unversalist
church, will be held at the church on
Sunday, Jan. 26 at I p. NJ. This is the
anniversary day set apart by the Nation
al Convention for special services by the
Unions.
Revival meetings are continued at the
NJ ethodist church, next week. Next
Sunday morning, Rev. Mr.. Noyes, mis-
sionary agent of the Little Wanderers
Home in Boston, will preach and present
the interests of the home. He will be
assisted by choir of children. col
lection for the home will be taken at the
close of the service.
The leap year masquerade ball to be
given in Coburn Hall, on Friday evening
the 3lst inst, promises to be one of the
most enjoyable and largest attended
affairs ever produced in town as benefit |
to u local charity and the kindergarten
Association treasury is the one that will /
be swelled by the receipts. The ladies |
who have the matter in charge, will see !
to it that nothing is lacking to make it
the success it promises. Invitations
were issued the DIST inst.
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Have your pictures framed at Folsom |
and Varneys. Aft
For the balance of this week we shall !
have on our bargain counter what few
pairs we have left of those $3.50 kid |
boots that we are closing out at $3.50. |