The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-08

~ A large assortment OF ribbons at Ord
ways.
Charles Pulslfer took trip to Bangor
yesterday.
Charles Durgin of The Forks is in town
for few days.
DIR. c. 7. Sawyer made business trip
to Gardiner yesterday.
The Skowhegan band are not going to
Fairfield Saturday.
Great bargains in black dress goods at
Ordway's.
Ben S. Collins of North Anon va, in
town this morning.
+. L. Tucker of Marlboro, Mass, IL in
town for few days visit.
Henry s. Philbrlck of Boston is in town
for few days vacation.
Mr.. Albert Lyon of Boston joined his
family at the Coburn last week.
F. Il. Neil OF Fairfield was In town
Tuesday, travelling upon his wheel.
The Globe and Herald teams both make
their headquarters at the Heselton.
-Four couples were united in marriage
in the parlors of Hotel Heselton the past
week.
L. IL. Anderson and wife and Miss
Mary Bailey are visiting friends in Read
field.
The directors of the Dead River Log
driving Company meet at Waterville to
day.
Sheriff Vaughan left home yesterday
for weeks visit to friends in Lowell.
Mass.
Mr.. S. ID. Sayward and his sons attend
ed reunion of the Sayward family at
Shapleigh, yesterday.
Miss Sadie J. Anderson returned Sat
urday night from stay of some length
at Peaks Island.
James Wright Esq. advertIses his resi-
dence In this village for sale, with view
of locating elsewhere.
Miss Minnie Low entertained number
of her young friends on Tuesday evening
last. Refreshments were served.
Messrs. W. II. Pearson and s. W.
Whittier, with their wives, are at their
cottage, Pleasant Pond, for few days.
Miss Alice Cushing, who holds a fine
position In the Orphans Home, Boston,
is making her parents brief visit.
W. II. Wildes, of the firm White &
Wildes, is in Boston this week looking
over the market for fall and winter goods
Nearly 100 excursion tickets were sold
yesterday to Maranocook, to attend the
picnic of the M. E. Sunday School there.
Tickets are sold at this station Satur-
days to Boothbay, Mouse Island, etc and
return Mondays, for $3.50 for the round
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bacon returned
yesterday from Spruce Point, Boothbay
Harbor, where they had been for several
weeks.
w. G. Haywood, representative of
the North British and Mercantile ms. Co.
of Edinburg. Scotland, is guest al
Hotel Coburn.
Mrs. E. W. Bell and son of New York,
with Mrs and Miss Coe of Winsted, Ct,
make up party that are boarding at the
Coburn for time.
VIM. M. Pulsifer of this place, are on a
sporting and vacation trip to the ponds in
northern Somerset.
f. b. Curtis and wife have been at the
Kineo House, Moosehead Lake, the past
week. They drove across the country by
team to Greenville.
Dr. f. H. Stevens, wife, and three sons
were registered at the Coburn the past
week. The doctor with the boys is now
on fishing trip up river.
Omar Clark started for North Carolina
this morning. James Duren of Fairfield
accompanied him and will doubtless enter
his employ in the South.
DR.. Joseph Warren, one of the most
noted of Boston's skilled surgeons, ac-
companied by his wife, is the guest Of
Mr.. Samuel Robinson and wife, North
Street.
M. G. Wright Esq. returned to Wash
ington, d. c., on Tuesday last. He In
formed us his recent business visit to
Somerset towns, he hopes will prove a
profitable one to all concerned.
Mrs. L. II. Webb and Miss Mida re-
turned home from Boston Saturday night,
and we are pleased to state Miss Midas
health as having been considerably i'm
proved during her absence.
Mr.. Fred Addition, formerly of Show
hogan, was in town yesterday, on his way
from Moosehead Lake to his home in
Winthrop. He with Others made the
greater part of the trip on the bicycle.
Judge John BuInham Kinsman, the u.
o. Icpi CSCuthtiNC oh ehS nohh"AoJ SON'
In Alexandria, Egypt, who has been visit
ing friends in Cornville, the place of his
nativity, took the morning train from
Skowhegan to Bar Harbor yesterday.
Mr.. d. s. Foss Of Washington, d. c.,
Is visiting Skowhegan, guest at the
Heselton. Mr.. Foss' health has become
somewhat impaired of late, but his many
friends in this place are hoping he may
find Immediate relief in the change of
climate and medical advice he is follow
ing.
q The game of ball Saturday last between
the Volunteers Of this place and the Car
rabassetts of No. Arson drew fair sized
audience. Only four innings, however,
were played, owing to dissatisfaction of
the Skowhegan team with the umpire, q
No. Arson man, and rather than make a
change, the visitors gathered up their be-
longings and departed, much to the dis
gust of those In attendance.
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The County Commissioners
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