The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-09
Dress shields &c pair at Stewards.


wednesday for few weeks stay.
A nice line of trimmed hats can be
found at Brookings IL Priests.
Be sure and see our driving shoes
before you buy. Gardiner q Barnard.
If you would be in at the killing, call
at Decker's at p. IN. sharp, Saturday.
Miss Alice French has time, on Satur-
day of each week, for few more piano
pupils.
Brookings & Priest have a few pieces
of stamped linen which they will close
out at cost
Mrs. c. f. Tobey returned home Tues
day night from a three weeks visit in
Massachusetts.
n. w. Brainerd, Esq, left home this
morning to attend the Maine NJ. f. Con
ference at Auburn.
Owners of dogs should not neglect to
call at the town clerks office and have
them registered at once.
Mrs. Mckenzie is now able to attend
to her business and will be found every
day in her rooms in Ordway Block.
Notices have been posted cautonng
all against lettering on or about the rail
road crossing by Chief of Police Tufts.
j. N. Smith will meet all pupils of his
singing class at the NJ. E. vestry, to-
morrow (Friday) evening at 80 sharp.
w. II. Wildes is putting cash system
into his store, much needed convent
ence in a store of that size doing so large
a business.
One of the finest lots of spruce gum
seen in Skowhegan for some years is on
exhibit in the window of Fairgrieves'
restaurant.
The date the kennebec steamers are
to commence running has beet changed
from the l4th inst. to the Dist, because
of the ice jam.
Mr.. S. l.. Gould formerly resident of
this town died at his home in Gardiner,
last week aged IS years. His funeral
occurred Saturday.
Mrs. Dealey has returned from the
city, with new goods for capes and coats,
aud all the fashionable trimmings and
buttons. All ready for business.
On Sunday evening, April II, Rev.
Geo. E. Leighton will give at the Uni
versalist church lecture No. of the
course, Peril No S, 1.-The City.
Mrs. Mary Weston of Boston. was
among the arrivals by Tuesday evenings
train, and we learn is to occupy her
home, the late Ex-Gov. Coburn residence,
for the summer.
Deputy Sheriff Smith of Norridge-
wock, searched the saloon of Smith
Whittier Monday afternoon, and found
quantity of beer and also small quanti-
ties of hard liquors.
Carrabasset Lodge, |. O. O. f., of
Skowhegan, will attend divine worship
at the Universalst church on Sunday,
April 2G, the anniversary of the institu-
ton of Odd Fellowship in the United
States.
The Somerset Branch of the First
Maine Cavalry Association was obliged
to abandon the banquet announced for
this evening, because of the inability of
members and invited guests of other
towns to attend. .
New line children's REFERS, bonnets,
hats and dresses at w. II. Wildes'.
Trundy e Co. of Boston, manafactur-
ers and dealers in sails, awnings, tents
and flags have an ad in the REPORTER
this week that will attract the attention
their line.
A meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Baptist church was
held with Mrs. K. w. Marble at her
home, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
There was good attendance and the
meeting an exceedingly interesting one.
II. II. Tufts, chief Of police, in con-
junction with the corporation assessors,
on Tuesday made the following appoint
ments on the police force Frank
II. p. Thing, A. II. Yeaton,
Augustus Gilblair and James Lumsden.
The Christian Endeavor society con-
nected with the First Baptist church, on
Tuesday last elected Wilder Varney,
president; Mrs. Belle Claflin, vice presi-
dent; Charles Allen, secretary; also
elected the usual committees for the cur
rent year.
The superintendent of schools of West
Forks, has been fortunate enough to
secure the services Of Bertha M. Judkins
of this village, as teacher of the Bridge
school for the coming year We con-
graduate our up-river friends upon their
good fortune.
The suitings that the Lakeside Worsted
and Coburn Wooden Mills are putting on
the market, for both ladies and gents
wear, are beauties. Many of the most
desirable patterns in remnant lengths
can be bought for little money at the
Coburn Wooden Mills.
The annual parish meeting of the First