The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-18
Codntry yarn all colors
skein at Ordway's.

ana 10 Portland wednesday on municipal
pal business.
Curtis just received large lot of soft
felt hats slightly imperfect which he Of
fers at 50 cts,
John Patterson's horses advertised to
be in Skowhegan Oct 10Th will not al
rive till about Nov.
DIR. Chamberlain and family from
Rome, Italy, have been spending a few
days with Mrs. c. o. Bell.
Miss Alice Bates of Oakland, who has
been visiting her class-mate, Miss Fannie
Coburn, returned home Tuesday
J. II. Cogan K Co. of Augusta have the
contract for the plumbing of the new
passenger station here
The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs.
Henry Rawles No. 70 Water street, on
Monday evening Oct, 22nd. at O'Clock.
Mrs. Cony Malbon is to leave town on
Saturday for New York where she will
spend few weeks in visiting friends
there.
Rev. II. M Eaton of Middleboro, Mass,
will preach the coming year in the High
Street church, his labors to commence
November first.
p. II. Vaughan left home for Portland
where he will pursue his medical studies
until winter when he will resume his
course at Brunswick,
Mr. c. A. Ross has contracts for cover
ing the Fiberite Cos. new mill property
now in process of erection. with roofing
iron also II. S. Stewards grist mill on
the island.
Judge Williamson, of Starks, has ad-
vertsed his big Sandy River farm for
sale-a good one for raising crops and
stock, with an excellent chance for a
trotting park near the stable.
John Churchill formerly of Starks.
who was lbelle in an action for divorce
was killed in Western railroad accident
recently, and the libiant gets something
more effective than divorce RiSi.
Mrs, F. c. Nickerson and family are
spending few days with friends in
town, en- route from Houlton to Mounti
cello Minnesota, where Mr.. Nickerson
has recently established his residence.
Some of our Democratic friends, who
subscribed for the Review as Demo
cratic paper, say they want no neutral
paper instead. They want what they
subscribed for or their subscription
ceases.
We have full report of Harmony Cat
tie show and fair in type but it is un-
ayoidably crowded out. 1t will appear
next week The show was a good one
for such an unfavorabe year and uncom-
Portable day.
The Arson and Madison Cattle Show
and Fair took place at Arson Tuesday
The attendance was good, bnt the dis
play of stock was not quite as large as
former years. We will give the awards
in full next week.
Mrs Clara b. Bush is agent for the
Poets of Maine" compiled by Mr. Crit
fifth and published by Ellwell, Pickard 4
Co. 1t is a very interesting and valuable
book, and our people generally will be
pleased to own it,
Detective Hanson, Senator-elect Wal
ton and Judge Priest have be en- passing
week at Carry Ponds. The first named
gentleman returned home yesterday,
while the rest of the party are in the Vi
cinity of Moose River
Mrs NJ. r. Bean and daughter of st
Augustine, Florida, who have been in
town visiting friends are compelled to
proong their visit longer than expected
owing to the yellow fever in the vicinity
of their Southern home.
The snow of Tuesday and Wednesday
was quite severe at Parin Pond and VI
cipity. About six inches fell there and in
the Jackman fields Just above the Pond
there were drifts two feet deep. There
was not so much at Moose River.
Engineer Cony Malbon pulled in the
! o'clock freight Wednesday morning,
with an engine from the Portland and
Ogdensburg road that has six driving
wheels and two small wheels. 1t us
novelty in these parts but is good one
fol- climbing heavy grades with a big
load.
DR.. Conant has sent a proposition to
the Mayor of Jacksonville, and the Board
of Health to donate one of his disinfect-
inp outfits for the use of the yellow
fever sufferers in Florida, realizing that,
if they knew its power they would surely
accept and put it to the test.
Mr., b. NJ. Hight informs us that not
the loss of the sweet corn
crop that befel many of our farmers this
wear, it is surprising the way they come
ready for another trial. Mr.
Hight already has the promise of all that
can be handled at this factory next fall.
There has been a change at the Review
jflice and Mr.. Kelley retires from its
Mr.. c. b. Haskell is to
axe editorial charge, with j. II. McCone
Is local editor. As Democratic sheet it
las not been success and we are inform
I'd it will be neutral in politics hereafter
It is better thus.
Isaac Corson. Jr, of West Athens was
on warrant by Constable Jones
If Athens, brought before Justice Bach
flor in the office of James Wright, Esq,
Wednesday forenoon, on complaint OF
David Coryon charged with adultery, lie
vas acquitted for want of evidence that
ne had a wife living.
All the iron in the railroad yard north
IF the Water street crossing, except the
)ne track along side the freight statloh
; to be taken up next week, the yard is
ODE graded throughout, and the tracks
,elaid. Quite crew of men and teams
will be employed on the job and 1t will
,e pushed along vigorously.
The Fairfield Journals 2.47 man did
rot materalze at the bicycle races last
week. We are given to understand the
eason was the chilly atmosphere pre-
ailing. The idea is here that it
cas cold day for Fairfield bicyclists,
when Skowhegan youths are allowed to
AIRY off the all three of the first prizes
md the honors of the day.
The Great Levy Opera Concert Co., in
luding such artists as Mr.. Jules Levy,
he greatest cornet virtuoso in the world;