The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-30

shapes at Brookings & Priests
See the bargains M. B. Heselton is
offering in hosiery at l9c pair.
Mr.. Geo. Weymouth is soon to occupy
the James Malbon house on Water
street,
Bragg & Varney do picture framing
and can show you fine line Of mould
ings. If.
Mr.. George Burns of Madison, re-
turned to his place of business in Lynn,
Mass, Friday last.
DIR. C. p. Sawyer left Friday afternoon
for his regular professional trip to
Piscataquis towns.
FL. Goodridge and wife of Water
Vile were the guests of DR.. +. o. Saw
yer and wife over Sunday.
The Somerset County Sunday School
Convention will be held at the Bethany
church, Tuesday, May. II.
Ladies who take pride in wise economy
are securing some handsome suitings
from the Coburn Wooden Mills.
Mrs +. B. Hill left Monday for a
few weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. Z.
M. Taylor, at Springfield, Mass.
l.. l.. Walton, Esq, who with his
| daughter, Berle, passed last week in
Boston, returned home, Saturday night
Mr.. Ralph II. Richardson, of Brockton
Mass, Colby, '99, spent Sunday with his
classmate, Harold l.. Hanson in this
town.
| For sale or rent. A new house with
bath room and all modern conveniences.
inquire Of Robert Nj Kenzie, Mt. Pleas
ant Ave.
Mrs DR.. c. l.. Sopher of Wakefield,
Mass, who visited her sister, Mrs. Dr.
l.. A. Dascombe returned to her home
Friday.
Hon. S. j. Walton was among the
passengers on the outgoing train Mon
day morning. He is attending court at
| Auburn.
A person looking fer a carriage that
Chase can't please would be hard TO find.
He has them of all styles and at all
prices.
Dr. w. f. Fellows and daughter Rena
of Bangor, were among the arrivals by
Saturday nights train, returning to Ban
gor Monday morning
Deputy Sheriffs John Smith aud f. l..
Harding made seizure of two bottles
of whisky and a bottle of beer at the
saloon of f. Bison Friday last.
DIR. Howard c. Taggart has been APP
pointed one of the medical examiners
for pensions for Somerset county in
place of DR.. II. Pushor deceased.
f. p. Coffin Esq. secretary for the
Maine Court of the Order of Foresters
went to Iartland Thursday, where a
court of the order was instituted
On and after the first Sunday in May,
the lobby of the post office will be opened
all day. The delivery hours will be
same as usual, from IDS A. NJ. to 800 A.
NJ, from 1900 NJ. to 1870, P, NJ.
The C. G C. c. have issued invita-
tons for their annual gentleman's
night, and fortunate, indeed are those
of the male sex honored. The date is
Friday evening, May LIST, $50 to 1890.
| Tho naxy paccanunr md horuapo tr,n,
fer carriage started this week by Fred
Wilson, one of our reliable young men,
is "A team our people can we'll be proud
of. Orders left at J. NJ Arnold's store
will be promptly responded to. Terms
| as usual.
DR.. j. N. Merrill went to Wateryille,
Friday afternoon to attend the meeting
of the Clinical society, which was post
poned from Friday of last week. He
read paper before the society upon
''sewer air poisoning
X. W. French, who for nearly seven
years past has supplied customers with
milk in our town, has disposed of his
route to VIM. A. Pitts, who commences
to serve customers May LIST. Mr.. French
is to enter the cream business and has a
contract to furnish Il party in Boston
thirty gallons of cream per week
1t is with regret that the announce
ment is made that Mr.. James X. Frost, |
who has for many years past been con
nected with the shoe business in this
town, is to sever his connection with
the Bloomfield Shoe Co., selling out his
interest and will 90 to Massachusetts. |
Mr.. Frost has IA host of warm friends
here and is citizen Skowhegan can i'll !
afford to lose. We understand that his |
family will remain here for the present.
The newly organized Skowhegan ball
club played with the Colbys at Water
vile, on Thursday afternoon last, the
game being almost devoid of any inter-
est as our boys not only showed want
of practice. but were decidedly weak
in the box. A good pitcher is nee
essity if you're out to win and while
it's not to be expected that the pitcher
wins the game alone, without good
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