The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23

WlS0dfess goods for IA o.a -.

geo Mitchell Esq, of Cambridge made
the REPORTER a call Tuesday.
Mrs. M. ID. Ward and Miss Annie are
spending the week In Lewiston.
FRED Addition is at home from Win
throp for few days vacation.
Mr.. ii. s. Blaisdell Of Augusta was IN
town for brief time early in the week.
The Republican meeting at Madison
FRIDAY evening will be at Old Point Hall.
Z. F. Ward returned Friday night
from brief trip to Mouse Island and vi
cinlty.
Mr.. Ed York and wife of Washington.
ID. &, are the guests Of b. f. Eaton and
family.
l. r. Whittier and daughter of Licking
ton Mass. are visiting relatives in this vi
cinity.
The first hop Of the season at HAYDEN
Lake will occur on Saturday evening,
Sept. LIST.
AT Smiths music store you can buy $50
High Arm DaYis Sewing Machines for
s2s & $50.
jim, the Penman, CA. NJ. Palmer CO..
and orchestra, at Coburn Hall, Thursday
Aug. Both.
Mr.. w. II. Davis, principal of Skowhe-
gan High School returned from his vaca-
ton Tuesday,
Dr. +. {, Jersey and wife of Salem,
Mass. were the guests of j. p. Merrill
and wife last week.
Mr.. Solomon Gallert of Waterville rep
resented the Boston Globe at the conven-
ton here yesterday.
c. X. Turner lost valuable horse by
death last Sunday. One of his span of
fine bays, valued at 5000.
AT the request of several patrons the
bathrooms at $50 Water Street will be
kept open until II IN Sundays
Bishop Healey of Portland will be in
Skowhegan the first Sunday of September
to give confirmation in st. Mary's Church
in this village.
Mr.. G. w. Hiscock is nursing TANNED
finger, the result of a contest with the
machine at the Fiberte mill while about
his labors.
Miss Pearl the little daughter of W j
Estabrook entertained a party of friends
at her house Tuesday afternoon, a birth
day anniversary.
See advertisement for more help at the
Skowhegan coat Mef'g. Co. Plenty of
work at good pay for both experienced
hands and beginners.
II. f. Johnson wife and son of Boston
have been visiting their cousins Mrs. j.
N. and 1, j. Smith, but are now on fish
ing trip at Moose River.
Rev A. j. Rackiff returned from his
vacation Monday last, and services will
be held at his church on the Island az
usual commencing next Sunday.
Special rate tickets to Bangor and re-
turn to-day, to attend the Grand Republi-
can Rally will he sold at Bixby and Bucks
store. Good for any train through the
day
At the session of the Grand Encamp-
ment. /. o. o. F., held at Portland, We'd
Aug. 10Th, M. B. lIeselton was |
appointed District Deputy for districts
- and IA.
Mr.. l.. c. Emery returned home Satur-
day night last, from three months tour |
in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
the greater portion of which was passed |
in St. Paul and Minneapolis
The following are recent postal changes
in this country; John w. Loring, Emb-
len Centre, vice James IIodgdon, resign
ed; Mrs. Eta Hoxie. North Fairfield,
vice w. A. Goodwin, resigned.
Miss Bertha IL. Soule, of Bath, who
las during the past year filled the position
Of assistant in Skowhegan High School
las resigned to accept e similar position
n the city of her residence,
Mr. Ed Getchell of Winsow one of the
most successful drivers and handlers of
lorse flesh in New England. has been
engaged by M. T. pooler to set behind
some of his good ones during the fall ex
lbition.
Rev. G. Nj. G. Harwood will return
from his vacation this week and the reg
llar services at the Baptist Church will be |
resumed next Sabbath. Mr.. Harwood |
at Bluehill Sunday last and in the |
evening lectured on temperance.
Three crates of peaches were sent to |
the Sd Maine Veteran Association at
their reunion at Oakland last week.
Brooks Savage of Skowhegan could not |
remain until evening and his ration of
peaches were forwarded to him at his |
home.
The annual meeting of the Somerset
Association will be held on
the Camp ground, Madison, Saturday and
Sunday, Sept. LIST and 2nd. Rev. Samuel
F. Pearson of Portland, and Miss Eliza
beth Upham Yates of Round Pond, Me,
are engaged and will be present and 9th
er speakers.
All scholars who attended Bloomfield |
Academy and High School from 1868 to
1872 are invited to reunion at Hayden
Lake Tuesday afternoon Aug 2Sth. If
rainy will meet at G. A X. hall. Supper
served at six o'clock, tickets on sale at
w. b. Stewards store. This notice is
for the benefit of those who have not
been notified.
We call attention to a communication
IN another column about free trade and
wages written by man who has, whereof
he writes, learned something in the school
of experience. Query. Whether his opin-
ion should not be taken rather than that
Of hired orator like Gen. Samuel Cary
who knows nothing of the matter by ex
perence2
Reuben Turner of Canaaa was arrested
by officer Tufts in Coburn Hall Tuesday
afternoon. Turner was intoxicated and
was making disturbance. He resisted
arrest and Tufts used force in taking him
out of the hall from which Turner receiv
ed severe bruises. He was yesterday re-
ported to be dangerously injured but
from the best information we get this
this appears to be erroneous.
Among the summer boarders registered
At Hotel Coburn we note the following
w L Walker wife and child and A w. |