The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-15
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are in town for the winter.
zorario w. Gushing wears an ex-
ave smile. 1t is daughter.
r. T. II. Anderson and Miss Grace
Colby are visiting in Orono, this
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D. Hilton editor of the Union Ad-
are. of North Arson, was in town
|terday.
Ionductor Frank l.. Gardiner and wife
re- in Town over Monday night, guests
Hotel Coburn.
lward Emery, wife and daughter,
have been visiting in town returned
their home in Gardiner.
Rev. c. NJ. Emery and wife expect to
ye soon for Southern Pines, North
roHna, to spend the winter.
{. Bassett and family who have on
40 weeks visit in Dexter, and vicini-
returned home Monday night.
Rev. stephen c. Fletcher of Monson,
in town, Thursday, on his return
m the Baptist convention at Damaris-
TIA.
br. sullivan, specialist on diseases of
eye and ear will be at the Coburn
buse, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 10,
h.
Mrs. NJ. +. Haskell of Boston, who
been the guest of l.. j. Addition and
fe for few weeks, returned home
steriay.
The Pines" is the name of an annual
blished by the Good VIII Home as
tation aud is on sale at George Cush-
Is and Bxby Il Bucks.
biz. NJ. 5. Adams is wearing his hand
be up for the present, as result of
tting the heshy part of the inside of
bt useful member on buzz planer on
esday.
Sewing with chapped hands is one of
yexations of this season of dress
hiking. Hands may be made soft and
nooth by the use of Patterns Cream
i'm.
Monday last, James d. Emerson
ought in several branches of raspberry
|sh well filled with green and red ripe
rries. He is a trifl out of season with
berries.
We have supply of the last Annual
port Of the Secretary of Board of
kreulture for free distribution among
PORTER subscribers. Call early while
supply lasts.
The big apples in our window attract
pch attention. 5. Ii. Bradbury of
Fowhegan, contributes one that weighs
ounces. We would like to have one
ounce heavier.
Thos. Farrand who for some weeks
st has been in charge of the Bingham
pre- of Bixby Il Buck, has returned
me, and soon leaves for Boston. He
succeeded at Bingham, by Horace
oxford
Allie Knights, clerk at Fairgrieves'
ktaurant is on his annual hunt in the
lad River region. He will make
ration headquarters. When he re-
rms next week look out for some big
fme not stories.
IWildes Camp Sons of Veterans holds a
|feting this, Thursday, evening to
Pitch all members of Russell Post G. A.
are invited Col. Cooper of Augusta,
fmmander of the Sons of Veterans in
Ialne, is expected to be present.
/ At the last meeting of the ne WY form
choral society, held Tuesday night
f. over fifty members were present,
ID much enthusiasm manifest The
/ St meeting of the society will be held,
fesday evening, of next week, at the
Pngregational vestry.
"A monument has been erected to
= memory of the late Hon. Albert
PORE 1t is very neat and appropri- |
L design executed in dark Quincy |
Fanlte' The lettering and fine carving
the highly polished surface is a credit
Baker & Marble the contractors.
Among the Skowhegan ladies in at
|naance upon the annual session of the
Faeraton of Woman's clubs held in |
|ftand, this week, are Mrs II. y. |
|O%ard, Mrs. George Weymouth, Mrs.
T. Eaton, Mrs. w. II. Wildes, Mrs. j.
Merrill, Mrs. X. B. Shepherd, Mrs.
l. Patten, Mrs. J. r. Frost, Mrs. II. |
White, Mrs. +. Il. McNeelie and |
|sses Eda X. Smith, Hannah Page,
PARA B. Varney aud Lizzie Hutchinson. |
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H. X, White has tenement to rent.
" inter shawls only Sl.59 at Ordway's.
bargains in remnants of outing flannels |
Stewards.
Ladies heavy underwear, 25cts, at
Fdway's.
ladies' new collars and cuffs at Jud-
ina.
tenement TO rent on Madison Ave.
Pply to |. j. Smith.
II you want corset that will fit and
gar well go to Judkins'.
m No.
/" you want the best grade of coal see
ie Standard Coal IN offica at r. NJ