The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-21

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stock of ., TO- and % cent counter gaaI,
Woodbury., Morrill, x Gage shipped iy
car loads Of wool from this station w.,
terday.
RaSpberrics, blackberrcs and hlnebrr
ries are offered for sale by our market
men
The logs are still running slowly b,
this place, bnt they require thc he'll, of
the drivers, the water i, of such lie
depth
The rain did much to increase the ra~p-
berry crop, and they now come in to mr.
ket looking rs large and healthy It, Of
yorc.
We have rather vague account a
>ma>hup that occurred in Keenc,ill It
evening, the horse becoming frigls Il
at sight Of Il bicycle
\ petition was circulated for sim, IN
the Sunday evening meeting of lie ..c-
form Club to secure the pardon Of a f.n-
] - III III hldiili t'ldit lll~bll-
I. A. Williams has 5ocommodc ~et-.~il
close them out at Sl.75, $500 and - p
per sctt of pieces. win sell dMucr
sets from s. to SIP dollars.
The meeting Of Skowhrgan Hal i--o-
citation that was to have been holden the
24th inst. is postponed on account Of ~
biographical error in notice Another
meeting will be called later
There was quite Il heavy hail storm in
some parts of Norrdgewock and Madison
Monday, with heavy wind causing 6!.n-
age to growing crops. In Wayne the
storm was very destructive
The oranges of Somerset County will
have a grand festival at Hayden Ia IN
the llth and 18th of August. Speal;, rs
of prominence are expected to be prt ut
from both in and out of the State.
Will }. Flye, of whose accident tn. T.
PORTER recently made mention has Ii TO
have another finger of his injured -. 1t
amputated. DIR. Cushing perform he
surgical operation on Sunday morning
last
The wax doll given away nj the nt;.'i-
nee performance of the Wilson Day
Theatre Company, made the heart Of IT.
tie Rosa Pumlow glad, she holding the
lucky number, which was and recei,.ag
the prize.
The first shipment Of goods from the
Wesserunsett Wooden Mill at East Mali-
son, six cases, was made from thi, station
Monday. The Coburn Wooden mill also
made a shipment of eight cases, making
in all the largest shipment yet made from
this station Of mill goods
Sixteen persons were baptised Sunday
morning last from the shore on the south
side of the river by Rev. J. NJ. Frost
pastor of tbs Methodist church. \; c
forenoon service the right hand of 'rl-
lowShip was extended to them and th Y
were received into the church.
No base bah game to chronicle tin It
"eeN' 'ie ei''c"No'' Vi inc ''''''l"4', : ~
SECURE l'iile 10 S'N'' III oeinS
1t II eApec'eu 'he p"nsolS may 'isi' -
ere IohS' " me correspondence IL '''No
carried on between llle pellas'' hoeNl''''
and Yarmouth managers
1t will be pleasing news to all to know
that L. c. Hcselton has been successful
IN securing 'he wilson l'"y lh'"''e
LOT 'i'rce ihoie eNe'''S'} '"is 49, ~ '-''''
d III winch t'''ie '"'S "A' Pio'''''s -
duce bunker D"ush'eI rS''''ie.
"haHei hlrhe OF otlei p'''es lIo''' d..
vast reP9HoFe'
DIR. II. Leavitt is the posscssor 81, Il
robin which he has captured and tam.d
mill now il has no inclination to h....c
him. IT will set upon his hand am ne
fod and roollv enjoys beipp in captiyity.
Miss Josie Gape has a tame crow, that is
the dclioht and wonder of all the emil
drcn in the ncighborhood