The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19
Fresh boiled Holsters at Fairgrieves'.


Cool soda--all favors at Fred r..
Wings drug store.
G. W. Pullen is slowly convalescing
from severe attack of the grip.
Headquarters for millinery of every
description at Mrs. F. A. Benner's.
| A good farm In Madison, for sale.
Inquire of G. W. Goodrich, Skowhegan.
Ralph Ames returned to Augusta, this
morning, after spending a few DAYS here.
Mrs. Helen Howard is in attendance
upon the NJ. E. conference held at Gar
diner.
You are invited to go to w. H. Wildes'
next Tuesday and see the special display
of curtains.
1t your old truss is not comfortable,
don't suffer, but get one that is, at Fred
Fl. Wings, as he guarantees a fit.
"Boston Blend" coffee still retains its
popularity, as the best 25c coffee in
town. Sold by E. T. Goodrich, only.
The covered bridge over the back
channel is being reshingled and the walk
on the west side is closed to travel for a
few days.
Miss Lord will receive new lot of
golf and outing hats from New York,
Saturday, correct styles and moderate
prices.
Members of the American Benefit
society are requested to be present at
the next regular lodge meeting, April
23rd. Business of Importance.
! II you are thinking of new carriage
of any kind for this season, don't miss
looking over the large stock exhibited
by L. w. Chase at Hotel Coburn stables.
On Fast Day the post office will be
closed as follows: From II a. m. to LIS
p. M. from 1.45 p. m. to 2.45 p. m. /;
from p. m. to p. M, and at 7 O'Clock
in the evening.
Remember Apr. 21st, at 8 o'clock, you
may secure your gallery tickets 70 the
concert, bali and drill in Coburn Hall to
be given under the auspices of Oosoola
Co., U. R. X. P.
D. A. & w. E. Porter have full line
of grass and garden seeds and make a
speciality of seed oats. They know their
prices are right and want all to call at
their electric roller mill and be convinced.
The line of flower and garden and field
seeds shown by E. L. Goodrich is one to
be proud of. He has every variety, they
were bought early before the rise and he
says if he can't save you money it won't
be his fault.
An Easter hop was held at Grange
hall, Tuesday evening, under the man
agement of c. E. Dealy and n. s. Var
ney. Thirty-five couple were in at
tendance. Kendalls orchestra furniehed
the music.
Rev. H. w. Kimball will preach SER
mon before Table Rock and Emerald
Rebekah lodges at North Arson, Sun
day, April 10Th, to commemorate the
91st anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
America.
Morning worship will be held at the
Universalist Church, next Sunday, at
l0.45, with preaching by the pastor.
Subject of sermon, "The Manliness of
Christ" Sunday school at II M, and Y.
z. c. u. at $50 p. N. All are welcome.
Fourteen members from Skowhegan
Lodge, X. of ?. went to Madison, Tues
day evening, on special car, where
they visited the local lodge there in their
new hail, witnessing rank work in the
'cond degree. They enjoyed a good
time.
McQuillan & Goodwin are building a
cold storage room at Hotel Coburn, for
the preservation of meats, poultry, ETC.,
that when completed will be a model Of
it's kind. 1t will have all the improve
ments of the most modern refrigerators
but in size will be by far the largest in
the county.
1t seems that F. P. Moore is bound to
be progressive. He says that if he can
not build carriages he can buy of leading
factories their best and latest produc-
tions and thereby suit the people. Be-
sides his fine display of other carriages
he has the first pneumatic buggy on sale
In Skowhegan.
The date for the Lyceum Co. in 1.-THE
Merchant of Venice" has been decided
and Wednesday evening, Apr. 25th, is
the date selected. The list is at Samp-
sons Drug store, where parties may add
their names and enable themselves to
secure seats on Friday morning at Z
O'Clock. Sale to people not on the list
will not open until Saturday morning
The list closes Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. The first in line at o'clock,
Friday a. M, secures the choice of seats
Frederick F. Snow, a young man en-
ployed by Clerk of Courts Brainerd,
was severely injured, Tuesday, by being
kicked on the head by a horse. Mr..
Pratt, who is employed in Charles Fair
brothers. livery stable, was leading the
horse along Water street and it appears
Mr.. Snow was crossing the street ard
must have been very near the animal,
when for some reason unexplained, the
horse threw up his heels and one of them
struck Mr.. Snow, throwing him to the
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