The Somerset reporter., 1896-03-19
TOWN and VICINITY.

Black brocade silks Tor sklrts AT w.
fl. Wildes'.
Mr. Z. r. Hatch of Mercer, was in
town Monday.
c. y. Bragg made a business trip to
Waterville Yesterday
Mrs. George II. Clarke of Bingham
was in town yesterday.
Go to Judkins' for Ferris waists and
perfect fitting corsets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Webb of Brewer ar
rived in town yesterday ON visit to rel
atives.
Bragg & Varney do picture framing
and can show you fine line of mould
ings. tt.
Miss Mamie Gaylord left home yester-
day on visit to her sister, Cadde, in
Boston.
Christianity VS.. Religion is the sub
iect of Rev. l.. II. Copeland's discourse
Sunday next.
Encourage high-grade concerts by
trained artists, and hear the junior con-
cert March Doth.
Have you seen the Reed buttons f. s.
Cairns is distributing among his friends
They are beauties.
The a hours previous to noon of yes
terday, Dir. Conant did the largest bust
ness in Anidrosis in its history.
There is to be social dance in Mil
burn Hall next Saturday night with
music by kendalls orchestra, pieces.
Conductor Geo. Tantish informs us
last brought % loaded cars to this
place.
Maine people are famous for pride in
their state. Go to Coburn Hall Friday
evening and hear some of Names finest
talent.
Mrs Belle Clalin will give an address
at the First Baptist church, Sunday
evening, at O'Clock in the interest of
missions.
High school closes March, 9th.
Public examinations occur Thursday, TO
which all the friends of the school are
cordially invited.
Hollis Bros, who conduct livery
business at Hotel Coburn stables, have
dissolved partnership, {. f, Hollis con-
tinuing the business.
Concert tickets for April 3, for sale at
NJ. b. Hcselton's, March IS, at 8 O'Clock.
). W. Philbrick has been receiving
congratulations since Tuesday morning
upon the arrival of fine 10 10 boy at his
home the evening previous.
Millinery opening Tuesday and We'd
nesday, March oath and 18th at Mrs.
kncaid's, 81 Water St, Skowhegan,
Me. All are cordially invited.
Deputy Sheriff7s II. NJ. Waugh and
K. l.. Williams are at the Court house
in attic dance upon the grand jury which
4 will probably complete its work Friday.
100 yards spool silk &c spool at
Dyer's.
j. II. Gray, proprietor If the New
\ Carratunk, Scion, was in town Tuesday.
Il He informs us he is soon to complete the
4 finishing of the third story of his mag
nticent country hotel,
Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Horace
Pitcher of Belfast, were in town "a few
days visiting at the home OF their
brother, Rev. b. c. Wentworth, return
ing home Monday afternoon.
Engineer Fred York, having been
transferred to another run, with head
quarters in Porlla ud, this week removes
his family to that city after Il residence
III this town OF several years
H o. \. Priest and +. l.. Topper, Esq,
have been appointed by the Judge OF
q Probate commissi )ners to examine into
n the claims OF the estate of the late b.
d +. Ford. represented iusolycnt, aud they
4 give notice elsewhere in this paper.
81 Wentworth 81 OAK house furnishers.
n now have their spring stock of new
q carpets aud wall papers about complete,
d while they expect to receive the coming
d week, the most complete stock of straw
d mattngs ever shown in eastern Maine.
81 Watch for their al in next weeks issue.
d William Doran, one Of Skowhegau's
q successful business men, senior member
81 OF he firm of Doran 4 Wood, has sold
81 out his interest in the business to his
a partner, Fred \. Wood. Mir. Doran has
oreu continuously in business for 40
81 years. years in Solon and 81 in this
town, and purposes to take period of
rest. 1t is we'll earned rest, but we pre-
dict that he will not remain out of bust
ness for a long time.
The twelve new rooms recently added
To Hotel Coburn are now completed and
finished, and are among the most at
Tactive in the entire house. They are
hhlshed in whitewood, carpeted with
BRUSSELS and the sets are birds eve
maple and curly birch. We agTee with
'he proprietor when he says "pretty
goods furnishings for country hotel"