The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
LOCAL ITEMS.
Hats at Blaisdell's.
New Fall hats at Curtis's.
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Hats at Dlhlsueh o.
xew Fall hats at Curtis's.
For Dysentery use b. |. II.
New line of fall jackets just received
atOrdway's,
There is to be cattle show and fair al
Brighton. Sept 10Th.
Bi1by & Buck are to receive big lot
of peaches to night.
Hearts of Oak" at Coburn Hall, We'd
uesday Sept 9TH.
Henry Gould was in town Tuesday last.
uo * in business in Freeport.
DIR. Conant is visitor at the Eastern
State Fair at Bangor this week.
Mrs. lothian Weston and daughter have
returned from Nantucket Beach, Mass.
II !. Hammond of Canaan, has bought
,ha Madison Street market of r. W.
Brown
Have you seen the black silk warp
beneriettas Ordway is selling for $l.00
per yard
c. Davis Miller and wife returned Sat
uIday night from several days stay at
Boothbay.
Mr.. J. H, Phlbrick and Miss Maud re-
turned to their home in Boston, Satur-
day last.
W. II. Emery attended the reunion of
the 10Th Maine Veteran Regt at Unity
Tuesday.
must close out my guns, rifles and
reyovers. Now is the time to buy at F.
A. Williams.
Hon. M ]. Murray of Boston, will
speak in Coburn Hall, Friday evening
next with w. H. Looney, Esq.
Mr. George L. Parker of Gilbertsville
Mass. and Mrs. Parker are visiting
friends in Cornville, Mrs. Parker's native
place.
F. A. Williams is going to Florida
Now is the time to buy, crockery, glass
ware and lamps. Hanging lamps less
than cost
The first dance of the season at Hayden
Lake Pavilion on Saturday eve next,
Sept lst. Music will be furnished by G.
A. JOY, four pieces.
Nine people only from here took ad-
vantage of the opportunity of visiting
Old Orchard and Peaks Island at low
rate of fare on Monday last.
The annual meeting of the w. C. T.
L. will be held the second Tuesday in
Sept. All Supts of Departments and
committees are requested to bring in
their reports.
The Bath Base ball club, another of the
few teams who are playing good ball
enough to establish them to consideration
in their race for the pennant, will play
here on Saturday afternoon next.
A republican flag raising will take
place opposite the residence of Jos. Lash
on, North street, and also on Pine street,
Friday evening next, at I O'Clock, with
music and appropriate remarks. All in
yited
Walter Pierce gives particular atten-
ton to the oyster trade and warrants
them fresh and nice. His long experience
in his line of business makes him fami-
liar with the needs of his customers.
See his advertisement elsewhere.
Mr. r. E. Lyon made the children on
Front street happy few mornings ago
by taking them to Geo. Waterman's shop
and treating them to candies. The broad
smile that covered Georges face will long
be remembered by those who saw it.
Our base ball team expect to take a
tour of a week or more the latter part of
September, when they will visit PASSPORT
lIoulton, st. John and Halifax. Nego-
tiations are already in progress, and the
st. John management are anxious for
another visit from our boys.
Mr.. Z. H. Hayden, of Oxbow, Aroos-
took county, called upon the REPORTER
yesterday. He is a native of Madison
and settled in that new county in 1910
and this is his first visit to his old home.
He is II years old but is remarkably
young looking for one of his years.
birthday party was rendered Miss
Lena Grover, last Wednesday evening
Aug. 22) by her young friends. About
: O'Clock in the evening ice cream and
cake We're served, after which, one of
the party presented her with three vol
umes one of which was "Longfellow
Poems"
Sharp questioning at Waterville Mon
day night ELECTED the fact from the Har-
rison Tigers that their elegant banner
was the gift of lady friends in this place,
at the announcement of which the donors
received three rousing cheers from the
throats of the several hundred men who
were drawn up in line of march
There was regular preaching service
last Sunday evening in the Baptist church.
Miss Bartlett from Boston sang solo
which she rendered with fine effect, At
the close of the sermon on the "Baptlsm
of Jesus" Mr. Harwood baptized three
persons into the membership of the
church.
Gen r. B. Shepherd sent fine herd OF
30 cattle from his farm in Fairfield to the
Eastern State Fair this week. They were
shipped from Skowhegan station. Inc
herd consisted of 10 two year old steers,
u one year old steers, grade Herefords'
grade cows and 9 thoroughbred Here
ford cattle. Mr.. V. L. Barker of Athens,
also shipped one yoke of oxen, and Al
bert Smith one horse from here Monday.
A drunken crowd of rowdies attempted
to pick fuss with two young clerks OF
K. S. Hillman as they were on their way
home about 3 80 O'Clock Saturday even
ing. The boys made hasty steps towards
Mr.. Hillman's residence closely followed
by the roughs, where they were over
taken. Mr.. Hillman hearing the commo-
ton reached the scene in season to take
part In the conflict, and it is reported
gave the entire party of intruders rough
usage.
Our village democrats have made ABOUT
as big a change in their fag-ralslng tac-
tics as President Cleveland has III MS
Fishery jingosm. When they elevated
their large campaign flag on Water street
some two weeks ago, they had no music
no speeches, no demonstration whatever
but Tuesday evening last, very small
flag, the property of lady on North
street was raised and they imported