The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14

We" ilhe OF children's garments at w.
H. Wildes'.
F. w. Allen is in Boston, this week ON
business trip.
Partridges will find ready sale at
Fairgrieves' restaurant
Rock, Liverpool, Mineral and ali kinf
OF salt for sale at the South Side Grocery,
Mr.. Roland Delano of Boston. is the
guest OF his brother, f. X. Delano, this
week.
Trimmed sailors and walking hats,
Curtis is selling at much below their
value.
Chas. F. Ward wants 100 doz. mems
hand knit hose, best quality only, in ex-
change for clothing.
Miss Grace d. Bradley returned this
week to Pennington, to continue her
course at the normal school.
We hear that John Dore shot deer
yesterday afternoon on the Russell road
about three miles from town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Woodbury. took
their departure on Tuesday morning for
| their new home in Burlington, Vt.
One of the finest lines of garments ever
seen in Skowhegan was exhibited at W.
H. Wildes' opening last Monday.
Prin Geo. c. Purington of the Farm
ington State Normal school, was in town
last week aud visited the schools.
Mrs. Geo b. Stafford and daug hter,
Mrs John W. Steward, are on a visit to
relatives in Melrose, Mass. for two
weeks.
Sheriff Viles took Mrs. Alice Brown to
Auburn jail, yesterday, to serve her
sentence of six months, imposed by
Judge Whitehouse.
The second meeting of Teachers
Reading Circle, was held, Monday even
ing. There was good attendance and
great interest manifested.
On account of the illness of Rev. \.
n. Dairy, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Rev. \. 7. Dutton of Waterville,
occupied his pulpit Sunday last.
The next regular meeting of Russell
Post G. A. r., occurs Friday evening
next, Oct. 18th, Each eomrade is inyit-
ed to make it a point to be there.
L. X. Delano has severed his connec-
tion as manager of Lakewood Inn, at
Hayden Lake, and is to remove his
family into the Washburne residence on
Madison Ave.
A special ear over the S. & y, road
brought the members of the Norridge-
wock chorus to this place in season to
take this mornings train for the Festi-
val at Bangor.
G. F. Webber, NJ. D., of Fairfield, re-
presenting the Fidelity Rupture Cure
Company, will be at Hotel Coburn We'd
nesday of each week. from to II o'clock
a, m. to treat patients for hernia. If
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Dary's sermon
next Sunday morning will be, Trembling
Felix, or a guilty conscience and a stub
born will. In the evening he will give a
short talk upon "The insidious web
Frank Jones, the favorite comedian,
supported by a strong company includ-
ing a band and orchestra, will be at
COburn hall Tuesday, Oct. 26, in his
latest success "The Yankee Drummer.
Geo. B. Fairgrieves is keeping rec
ord of all moose, deer and caribou
brought into town this season, so If you
bring one here either for shipment orr to
II, help him out by telling him about
il.
The millinery and dressmaking rooms
of Julia Nay Kiucaid are now open in
Ordway Block, up one flight, where she
would be pleased to welcome former
customers and can show select line of
millinery.
F. A. Wood, who had the contract for
covering the roof of the new electric
light station, flashed the Job, Saturday
night last, and this week has had crew
timing the roof of the new hotel at So.
Norridgewock.
Mrs. Leander Pooler leaves a curiosity
at the REPORTER office, a double Gala
lilly or one blossom inside another on
one stem and the outside one is very
large, being 10 by : inches. The inside
blossom is about the usual size.
j. II. Gray, proprietor Of that hand
some new hotel, the Carratunk House.
Solon, was in town Saturday. lie re-.
ports good summer business, but in
forms us he has closed his hotel for the
winter season deeming it for his best it.
terest to do so, the winter patronage not
warranting him in doing otherwise. He
will reopen about March lst.
At the last meeting of Wildes Camp,
No. Is, :. of V, the resignation of
Captain G.. +. Leighton was accepted
Second Lieutenant Herbert 6. Souln,
was elected to fill the vacancy and
Perley F. Withee was elected second
lieutenant Camp Wildes is now in the
most hourishing condition since its
organization and the prospect seems
favorable for a good working camp.
The fifth race for the Lakewood cup