The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-28


Pfletor reports his bathing houses in run.
hln@ order ready for costumes.
No preaching service at the Conareaa.
tionaliSt church until August 22d. \
sabbath school rs usual next SUNDAY. af-
ter which the church will he closed until
the above date
deputy Sheriff Baker served process on
5. 5. Chapman, \. S. Peas, and Augn,tn,
Bradbury of Fairfield on the allegation Of
Mr.. Lyons, bookseller thai he l>,t- H.
legally arrested
HE statement in an exchange that tie
''big-hearted, level-hcadcd, cntcrprising
citizens of SkoWhegan" are to take hand
in running the Shoe Factory in thi, vii
lage is Il wild one.
Camp Plum instituted this season At
Hayden Lake, east side, and inhabited for
the past two weeks by eight couples Of
our youths and maidcns from the clite of
the town was deserted on Monday last.
The ground is being rapidly cleared far
the erection of the new round house on
the south side. We are informed the new
building will be fine one, fac similc Of
the house situated in Portland
Mr. J. W. Jcwctt of Madison hasa po.
ny that has seen IA goodly number Of
years. 1t was sent to him from an at
qeaintancc in Massachusetts, is kind = E, Il
kitten and just the thing for children 10
handle
1t will be observed by reference To orr
advertising columns that a county con-
vcntion of tine WOmcn's c. I. Union,
Bands of Hope and Bands of Mercy is
soon to be heldn our village August. lolh
and ! It'll are the days.
V. NJ. Vickcry will make a grand IN
nouncemcnt to our readers in our mex is
sue. Having bought full and conn lie
stock of dry goods at a sacrifice, the, are
to be offered to his customers below inst
cost to close. Find particulars and great
bargains ahead.
The Fairfield journal has mune,5sIy
this week of the reply of members
of the Baptist church in this village To the
report of the ecclesiastical council publish
ed some weeks ago in the REPORTER as
copied from the lions Advocate. Tie
REPORTER would have been glad to have
used it this week, but was unable to get Il
copy and will use it next week unless the
Journal is copyrighted.
Lang & Keene, the new boot and shoe
firm, announce that they have just rcplen-
iShed their stock of boots and shoes aad
are ready for customers. They purpose
to buy the best of goods for cash, and
sell as low As the same class OF goods en-
be sold in the State of Maine. All in
need of footwear are invited to call and
examine goods and learn prices. Their
stock is large and variety great. No. lob
Water st.
Work is to he commenced soon upon IN
addition to he made to the already IRE
store of V. NJ. Vickcry at % Water N.
The store is to be extended back t. tesl,
the addition to be tastcfuly fitted up It,
cloak room for the sale of rcddy - =
garments. The extreme end is to ne r.,td
by Vickcry and Carter, the tailors, IL. I
ton it will be one of the largest and "a. t
furnished dry goods store in Maine if moi
the best east of Boston.
Base ball is rather at stand still No
game for two weeks past. The manage
ment have arranged for Il good one on
Saturday, Aug. eth, to take place on our
grounds between the Yarmouth and tAe
home teams. For next Saturday after
noon II game has been arranged against
the Past Times. composed of the strong
est players in Norridgewock, Arson.
Starks and No. Arson with the addition
Of Hobbs and Williams of the home tca5l.
\ good game is expected.
a few days ago we noticed a pariar
suite in the warcroomS of f. F. Fsir-
brother 4 Co. that they had just co:.n.et-
ed and were about to ship to Mr.. = Z.
Tuck of Fairfield. 1t consisted OF ~
an sofa, gents chair, reception chair I'D
one large and one small Turkish (or Il
ed over chairs. They We're uphol~'' ID
in different kinds and colors of p,osh,
some silk and others crushed muhdii It
was very handsome suite and :
credit on their workmen, and the al #
goods down river shows that they pc
facilities for producing and sclliue at
very low prices, as they are wlli"4 10
sell at manufacturers profit.