The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-27

VIM. Besaw lost finger "Wednesday by
getting it into tthe gear at the wooden
mill
Arnold has very handsome line of
colored, all wool Henriettas. Call and
examine.
There is to be a cattle show and fair at
East New Portland village Saturday, oct
C.
New line of plush sacques, plush jack
cts and plush wraps just opened at White
& Wildes
fou will find the new style Grccian
ladies boot at lIarts new shoe store.
/ They are handsome
One of the finest lines of light and
heavy gloves east of Portland can be
seen at Blaisdelrs
Ordway opens this week a full line of
chenille tassels balls, cards, and gilt or.
namcnts for fancy work
Miss Lord milliner at the Co,by. re-
turns to Skowhegan this week Mex
week She will spend in Boston
The breaking of rogs in piece of gear
on our press caused the delay of one day
in the issue of the REPorrER this week.
A dozen or more cattle shows and fairs
in Maine shared the difficulties of mud
and rain with Skowhegan's show last
week.
The North Somerset Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will hold a cattle show and fair at
Bingham, "Wednesday and Thursday, oct
Sd and 4th
Mr. NJ. J. Allen is on an extended bus
mess and pleasure tour, during which
time he will visit Boston, Quebec and
Niagara Falls
Marston < Steward exhibit their year
ling colt Star Wilkes at the New Eng
land Breeders meeting at Mystic Park
this week.
DR.. f. O. Sawyer and T. H. Anderson,
accompanied by their wives, are on an
excursion to Pleasant and Parlin Ponds
this week
The Skowhegan Water Company, after
lengthy negotiation, have made arrange
ments whereby the works are to be com
pleted early.
The RErorrER has number of L. S.
Agricultural Reports for the year lSs7,
for free delivery to any who may call for
them in season.
Miss Imogene Wood Of Dexter has
been the guest of Miss Sadie Anderson
since Saturday returning to her home
yesterday afternoon.
f. +. Fairbrothcr has one of the best
upholstcrers, carpet layers, and shade
hangers in the State, and is prepared to
do all kinds Of jobbing in that line
A game Of base ball in Scion Tuesday
afternoon between the SolonS and pick
ed nine from this place resulted in favor
of the latter BY score of b to -.
Rain fell rapidly Wednesday, l63 in
ches falling in about 6 l-2 hours, accord
ing to the measurement Of Crawford of
the senior class of the SNoWhegan High
school
Skowhegan baseball club took their de
parture for Cumberland Mills, Wednes-
day morning. They were billed to play
there with the presumpseots yesterday
and to-day.
our catholic friends will have lcvec
in Coburn Hall, oct. $, 9 ard TO- They
expect the usual kind patronage of their
well wishers. No voting this year
Admission 10 cts.
The work on the sewer Is being brought
to close, 1t is carried up to the foot
of Court Street and there it stops this
year, 1t has been long hard expensive
job through Water Street.
The Second Grammar school will be
started in the High schohl building Mon
day next. This is done to accommodate
all the scholars on the south side who
will attend there for the present.
we are INFORMED lhat MI. James b.
ii"''''i''"' ','o 'oS' H''''' S''e"i'' ol "er
Ger, Sneaieo 'iie f'H' Heaso" 'e'' '"''ule''
anu vll' 'eeii si'eoP' "ele Is 'n' '''a'i
that did more in this line Of work?
S, D. Sayward and Henry Frost re-
turned Saturday night from ten days
fishing at his camp at Ellis Pond, ten