The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-26

Misses Lizzie and Trudy Webb too
the train of yesterday morning for va
cation trip to the coast.
The w C. T. L, will give an Ice Crear
Sociable in the grove on the Island, Sat
urday evening August 4
Mrs. Julia A. Hodges of Lewiston an
her daughter, Miss Jessie, are visiting
Mr.. b. +. Eaton and family.
Mr. Henry Prescott and Miss Heller
Prescott of Boston, are the guests o
their brother, f. S. Prescott.
The next meeting of the Woman's Re
lief Corps will be August 18th, at :
O'Clock p. NJ, in Grand Army Hall
Rev C. NJ. G. HARDWOOD and wife lief
Monday last for weeks sojourn at the
seaside at Bar Harbor and Blue Hill.
Mr. Fred Haskell and wife of Portland
came to town Tuesday noon and were the
guests of DIR. Sawyer and family for the
day.
Mr.. +. B. Ross of st. Stephen, was
in town last week, leaving on Saturday
accompanied by f, r. Steward, for Nous,
Island.
Mr.. William Farnham of Canaan started
on Monday last for Croker Missouri to
visit brother who has been in that state
40 years.
Davis c. Pierce of Moose River, has
leased the Newton House at that village
for the term of three years and has taken
possession.
Rev. A. J. Rackliff is taking his annual
vacation and there will be no preaching
in the Congregatonalst Church for sew
eral Sundays.
The old half burned building at the end
of the South bridge on the island is being
taken down and very unsightly place
being thereby improved.
For the benefit of the patrons of the
American Express the agent gives notice
that the time closes for receiving goods
at $50 A. M, and p. M.
Work on the passenger station pro-
crosses rapidly. The frame including the
tower is nearly completed, the boarding
nearly done, and the roof is well along.
In the statement of Fourth of July
expenditures the item "Teams for ad-
vertising and parade" should be $G9.50
instead of $3.50. The total is correct
$359.O2.
1t will be seen by a notice elsewhere
that the corporators of the Carrabasset
Canadian railroad are to meet at North
Arson on August 9TH for organization
and other business.
Miss Helen Lord returned to her home
in Rockland by yesterday mornings train
and was accompanied by Miss Winnifred
Lawry who has been Miss Lords guest
here for few days
Rev. f. A. Wyman Phi. ID. preached
very thoughtful and suggestive discourse
at the Bethany Babtist Church last Sun
day afternoon from the text Cor 3: 81,
"For all things are yours"
Mrs. Hiram Parkman, sister of the
Richardson's in this town, from Aledo,
H., arrived at Pishon's Ferry, last Friday
on visit to her relatives and friends
after an absence of twelve years.
Mr.. w. P. Bailey has recently purchas-
ed some valuable property in Auburn, and
had Geo. A. Reward go down last Satur-
view of doing considerable work on them.
Ralph II. Pulsifer. Mrs. F. L. Thayer,
Eugene Thayer Waterville; Mrs. II. l..
Kelley, Fairfield, and Jeanne ID. Pulsifer,
Delaware, Ohio, were the guests of DIR.
w. M. Pulsifer at Hotel Coburn yester-
day,
Messrs +. +. Nye and Abram Wyman,
OF Colby University are passing their
vacation at Bar Harbor, the former being
and the latter as clerk in one of the no.
tells.
Mr. Charles F. Flynt of the firm
Burlegh Flynt, publishers of the Ken
nebec Journal, was in town Monday and
looked in upon the REPORTER, He Is
en- route for Dexter where he spends his
vacation.
Dr. Fellows will be at his office Mon
day, Wednenday and Friday afternoons
from 3 to 8 as usual, and Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday evenings from to S
Dr. Pulsifer may be found other days ano
evenings at same hours.
Mr.. J C. Ceilings has returned from
Boston and can be found at his old place
with Bragg & varney. Any one having
upholstcring they wish done will receive
his prompt attention by leaving word al
their store He has all of the latest sty
les.
Mr.. L. G, Lord of Canaan, who fo
many years owned the stage line between
this village and Canaan, has purchased
the line of Mr.. Washburn and again re
sumes his old time business. Mr.. Lore
knows how to run a stage line and will dc
so in good shape.
Sheriff Vaughn served some 10 writ
upon Mr.. V. G. Brennan. the gentleman
who has been running the Somerset wool
en- mill at East Madison, in favor OF TIT
EMPLOYEES. Mr.. Brennan furnished am
pie bonds and was released. Later an
other bundle of writs were issued but Mr.
Brennan could not be found.
Mr.. C. l.. Holbrook of South NorIidge'
wock has raised 80 bushels of strawberries
this season for which he finds read
market at S. per bushel at Norridgewoc
and Skowhegan. His crop was aoou
two thirds as large As usual but the pric
secured was good. The season was aoou
. week later than last year.
At the regular meeting Of Parmena
! Encampment No. 10 1. o. o. +. Tuesds
evening July "a, District Deputy M. Z
Heselton Installed the following officers
+. O. Hsald,C. P. X. ID. Baker, H. r.
8. C. Ward, s. w.; 8. w. Bunker, J, "
II. W. Cushing. Treas; NJ. b. Heseltos
Scribe; y. L. Bray. inside Sentina
The rsport of the Scribe and Treasure
.hovs that thirteen degrees have bee