The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
Bargains at Blaisdell's.

Mrs. Cyrus IL. York and daughter o,
WaterVille are visiting friends in Yves
Athens.
Miss Lena b. Hall left by this morn
ing 5 train for a visit of several weeks /,
friends in Lowell, Mass.
Republican meetings will be held il
Coburn Hall Monday, if the weather Il
threatening or stormy
Get tickets during the day at Bixby 4
Bucks for Jim, the Penman, " and ayoiC
the rush at the door tonight.
Master Seymour Rawles has beei
spending the past month with his unclt
Major Rawles at Fort Preble
Mr.. NJ. T. Pooler and family have clos
ed their cottage at Boothbay for the sea
son, returning home Saturday might.
S. Whittier and wife, Ethel, and Miss
Hattie Towle are making pleasure trT
to The Forks and Moose River this week
special train will run over the Maine
Central from Bangor to Skowhegan
Monday arriving here at six o'clock OF
earlier
Miss T.. B. Rawles and Mr.. w. G
Rawles of Fort Preble spent Sunday last
with the family of Mr.. Henry Rawles in
this village.
Mr.. i. T. Goodridge has removed with
his family from No. Cornville to this
place and occupies one-half of Mark Hill
toms house.
A. J. McCrills of Holyoke, Mass. is
visiting at the home of'his father, Darius
McCrillis, Cornyille. Mrs McCrillis ac-
companies him.
DIR. o. w. Jewett is recovering from
his long severe sickness. He rode out on
Thursday last for the first time since his
convalesence.
Mr.. r. q De Groat, general agent of
Selleck. Ross 4 Co. publishers, Albany,
N. Y. is in town on business connected
with this firm.
Ned p. Judkins, aged lG years, son of
Mrs, {. l.. Judkins of this village, died
Monday morning last, after brief sick
ness, of consumption.
Hereafter the prayer meeting of the
Bethany Baptist church will be on Thurs
day evening. This new arrangement be-
gins this evening.
All Republicans interested in forming
another campaign company, will meet at
Republican Head Quarters, SATURDAY
evening at O'Clock.
Bishop Healey of Portland will be in
Skowhegan the first Sunday in September
as heretofore announced to give confirm
alton in St. Mary's church.
BY an over charge of powder in blast
ing for the sewer, the building opposite
this Office was damaged to the extent of
several dollars in broken glass.
Fred Fletcher of Scion and Mrs Calvin
Williams and her two sons of North Vas
salboro start the Sd of September for
California to spend the winter.
Two Skowhegan Young ladies' Misses
Belle G. Hutchinson and Linda Graves,
have been engaged to teach the schools
in Carratunk which begin Monday next,
The dates of the annual exhibition of
the Somerset Central Agricultural Society
have been changed from September 25th,
2Gth and 27th to a week earlier, Septem-
Der 18th, 10Th and 20th.
The Republican Meeting at Wateryillc
Monday was large one, and the parade
in the evening a fine one. l7G tickets
were sold at Skowhegan for the after.
noon and evening.
Notwithstanding the recent result of
the bicycle races at Fairfield there are
those in town who still stand ready to
make another match race between the same
parties for almost an unlimited amount.
Misses Estelle NJ. Foster of Skowhe
gan, Bertha l.. Palmer and Kate Haley Of
Cornville will atterd Gorham Normal
School the coming year. Misses Foster
and Palmer will take tomorrow morn
ings train, while Miss Haley goes Mon
dav.
All those notified in relation to the cav
airy parade for Monday next and any
others interested, are requested to meet
at Republican Headquarters at Reporter
Block, Saturday evening of this week
Parties having saddles that they will lend
will please notify any member of the
committee.
"Jim, the Penman," which is to appear
at Coburn Hall tonight has had fine ad-
vance sale. The company numbering
nineteen people arrived in this mornings
train from Bangor, where on the second
night TUESDAY the Opera House was
not large enough to hold the immense
audience, sufficient guarantee of its being
a first class company. They will have a
large house here tonight.
The reunion of the classes of 'G9-'7l Of
Bloomfield Academy took place at Hay
den Lake, Tuesday afternoon last and
was most pleasant occasion. About
fifty old classmates were present, and
nearly as many more were present by let
ter. Deano was the caterer for the oc-
cason, and added more laurels to his al
ready trimming cup.
ON account of the repairing and build
ing of our school-houses the fall term OF
our schools will begin somewhat irregul'
arly. On Monday Sept. 10th the follow
ing schools will commence: High School,
First Grammar, Jewett, Pleasant, Mech
anic aud West Front Street Primaries.
In regard to the time of commencing the
other schools notice will be given here
after. ~
Mr.. Looney In Coburn Hall.
w. H Looney Esq, of Portland will
sneak lin Coburn Hall, Friday evening
NEXT. at 7 O'Clock Mr., Looney is one of
the eloquent young men of Maine who
has achieved an enviable reputation as an
eloquent speaker and able legislator by
his own energy and pluck he succeeded
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