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


800 Suede kids to close for 69c at
Judkins'
Have yonr pictures framed at Folsom
and Varnet'.. Att
Hon. Geo II. Clarke of Bingham,
County Commissioner, was in town
Friday.
Nolice what Gardner & Barnard say
about shoes this week.
a telephone has been placed in the
drug store OF George Z. Sampson the
past week.
Don't fail to get your seats for the
concert checked early at Patterns as they
are going fast.
Mr.. Harry Cushing and Miss Annie
Partridge left Monday morning for a
visit to friends in Massachusetts,.
The topic Of the Y. =. G.. [. meeting
at the I'niyersalist church Sunday even
ing March y, Is walking with Christ
Miss II. L. Billings of Waterville, who
has been visiting Mrs. Hattie +. Malbon
for few weeks, returned home Friday
John II. Horn Of Wateryille, was in
town Monday morning and purchased
one horse from Norridgewock gentle
man.
Mrs. Agnes Paul of Fort Fairfield,
president of the n. Z. W. G.. T. e., has
been visiting friends in town FOR few
days.
The latest design in snow shoes at
Gardner 4 Barnards.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Seiders of Portland,
president of the Maine Senate and a
candidate for the position Of Attorney
General, was in town Saturday last.
Those of our readers desiring perma-
nent situation with good pay will do
well to read the advertisement, Tree
Agents Wanted" in another column.
A remark made by lady at the Uni
versalst supper last evening: They
have the handsomest line of shirt waists
at W. H.Wil les that | have ever seem
! Mrs. William Mcfarland, who has
been in town for some weeks left Satur-
day morning for Portland, where she
will pass the summer with her brother.
Good dark print 3 lie Il yard at
Dyer's.
Mrs. l.. NJ. n. Stevens, president of
the w. c. T. L. for Maine was in town
Friday on business connected with the
settlement of an estate in which she
has an interest.
J Walter Reeves, who is studying taxi
dermy with W. X. Clifford, was at Good
WilllFarm, last week, setting up the speci-
mems for the museum in the Charles K.
Moody building.
+. A. Bison has ON exhibition in the
window of the Riverside restaurant a
coat made entirely of cigar ribbons. 1t
is very handsome garment and was
designed and made by 4. q. Berry, the
tailor.
The familiar presence of DR.. II.
Pushor of Pittsfeld, will be missed at
the weekly meeting of the United States
examining board held in this town.
The doctor had many friends in Show
hogan.
At the meeting this evening of Skow-
hogan Lodge X. of p, the rank of
Esquire will be conferred upon two can
didates. 1t is requested that the Off
GERS and members make an effort to be
present.
Reserved set tickets for Tufts Glee
Club only 30 cents.
The remains of Enoch Remiek former
ly business man of Madison, who went
west about % years ago, were brought
here from Custer, Mimi, Saturday, and
were placed in the receiving tomb here,
and will be inferred in the cemetery at
South Scion.
Fred c. Emery, who has had charge
of the engine used for warming the cars
here the past winter, has been
ordered to Portland where he is to be
given charge of an engine Mr.. Emery
has been employed by the Maine Central
for over five years, and his promotion
will be pleasant news to his friends in
Skowhegan.
75c surah siaks, changeable, for waist
39c at w. II. Wildes.'
J. O. Haines and Homer Jones ship
ped ten horses to Boston by Monday
mornings freight and followed later
on the passenger. In the lot was Enoch
H., whose record is 227t. Mr.. Haines
will return in a few weeks after more
horses for the city market. Last week
he also disposed of Dandy b., to Mr..
Batcheler of Portland, the price paid
being $500.
The ladies of the Woman's Missionary
society connected with the Bethany
Baptist church will observe the 18th
anniversary of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society with silver Offering,
which will be held in the chapel, Friday
, afternoon from to 8. The missionary
circles of the other churches in town
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