The Somerset reporter., 1889-10-10
Free as the air. Read Harris new ad.

ooihe soaps contain as high as 75g of
rosin. Brussels soap contains mo rosin'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson returned
from brief visit TO Boston and vicinity
Tuesday night.
The address of any party with a good
piano to rent for time is wanted at this
office. Upright preferred.
Cornville, Madison and Harmony held
town fairs this week, which pretty nearly
closes up the season.
Over twenty four hundred tickets were
SOLD two weeks in advance of Alfred
DeSeve Co., in Portland.
We publish on our first page the report
of the races held at the park Thursday
and Friday Of last week
Do not fail to be at the Cloak opening
Oct. 18th, at Ordway,s, and see an i'm
mense line of garments.
Save one-half of your soap bills by
using Brussels soap. 1t contains mo
rosin." E. S. Prescott sells it.
Remember the famous Swedish prima-
donna, Augusta Ohrstrom. with the SYM
phony Orchestra and Alfred DeSeve.
Cairns & Goodrich were on hand and
purchased the premium cheese at the fair
last week. Frank always seeks the best.
The base ball nine from the Maine Gen.
trail Institute, Pittsneld, will play the
Volunteers at the trotting park next Sat
urday afternoon,
The October term of Probate Court
commenced at the Court House Tuesday,
and adjourned yesterday. The new bust
ness was very light.
d. G. Robinson Esq of Boston, who
came to town the latter part of last week
for brief visit to his mother and sister,
returned to his home Tuesday.
We hear it rumored that the Congrega-
tional society are to have a fair in their
church some time in November for the
benefit of the Sunday School.
Miss NJ. B. Hartwell, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Brgdon, and
her aunt, Mrs. Bell, for some weeks, re-
turned to her home in Boston by Tues
days A. M. train.
Dusty & Lewis have furnished all the
bricks used in the new college building
now being built in Waterville, and of
which Mr.. Jas. Hoxie Of this place has
charge of the mason work.
w. r. Clifford recently had sent him for
mounting, the head and antlers of an ex
ceeding large caribou, and also fine
head of deer, both animals having been
shot at Enchanted Ponds.
!, O. Bradbury, Esq, Of Hsrtland. was
In town yesterday in attendance upon
Probate Court. He reports that there is
a fair prospect of the extension of the
railroad from Hartland to Athens.
The receipts from the Fair in Coburn
Hall last week, are given at Sl92,l and
expenses As. II leaving the net proceeds
$l47, O2. This is aside from the premiums
awarded the amount of which is not
known at this time.
Messrs. Hiram Moore and Omar Clark
had in the logging woods on Indian
Stream last year, 80 horses IA oxen and
l15 men. They will put in about the same
teams and crew this year and start some
of their crews the coming week.
The store at lO4 Water Street, now &C.
cupied by II. S. Blaisdell, the clothler
is soon to shine with new plate glass
front. Messrs. Townsend and Thompson
are doing the job and each window will
have a pane of glass l-2x9 feet.
Miss Minnie futile has charge of the
Register of Deeds office, during the alb
sence of Register Emery and wife on the
Gettysburg trip. These new duties, to-
gether with her regular work In the Pro-
bate office, must keep the young lady ex-
ceedingly busy.
The audience at the Universalist church
were highly pleased with the sermon Civ
en- them last Sabbath by II. II. Hoyt,
student at Westbrook Seminary. He is
young man of rare intellect, who bids
fair to stand among the first of able
preachers.
Edward Ware, Esq, of Athens, has In
view changing his residence to Water
Vile. He will not move his household
goods until spring, and the family will
hot mother
Waterville during the winter. The peo-
pie of Athens will greatly regret his re-
moval from that town.
1t has been decided that no principal
shall be elected to succeed Mr.. Davis IN
our High School, until the close Of the
present term. Mr.. Davis will remain
through the present month, and the
school will be completed under the super
vision of Mr.. Walker, the assistant, with
such other assistance as the school may
require.
Mr.. Webster Rowe, who during the
summer has run small fruit store In
williams block, locked his doors and
took French leave some days since owing
to lack of patronage, leaving about 20
cents worth of perishable merchandise
behind. We hear that a settlement has
been made by him with his former land
lord since his departure, for the out
standing rent.
The second trial OF strength of horses
at the Park, Friday, came about by reason
of Mr.. Davis of Scion not being In season
for the first days match, through mis-
understanding, and the trustees were
anxious to give him fair chance Win
the others. Accordingly Gen, Shepherd
President Of the Society, gave ten dollars
of the thirteen dollar purse, to help the
matter along. The pulling matches were
very interesting features Of the e1hioi-
ton at the Park.
Mr.. A. S. Young, formerly Of the Cas-
cade Hotel, Oakland, but VINO some
months since became landlord OF tne
Johnson House, Gardiner, has recently
changed the name Of this hotel 10
..Youne's." "Ars" many friends In
skowhegan will be pleased to hear that
the business at this hotel, which at the
time of his taking 1t had become run
down. is now on Q most successful FOOT
Inc. and his next move will be to enlarge
the building.
solomon Bates starb'rd
o.,.ror Rates Stsrbird died In Denver