The Somerset reporter., 1889-09-05

Hair cutting, pompadour style, at Nc
Gills new barber shop. Try him,
Skowhegan people are well represented
at the No. Arson camp ground this week
We are Informed that railroad officials
are to make \ trip to Scion in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. Calvin Cleveland IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. Briggs Chandler, in Norwood,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney W Curtis return
ed to their home In New York by Fri
days train.
Rev. Sanford Smith of Conn, will
preach at the UniversalIst church next
Sunday.
Mr. Samuel Nash and wife are in at
tendance on the Eastern Fair at Bangor
this week.
Mrs. Helen S. Coburn and Misses Louise
and Grace Coburn returned from their
seaside home Friday.
The cutting of ladies' and children's
hair is made specially at c. McGills
new barber shop.
c. II. Pepper and wife returned from
their summer residence at Christmas
Cove, Monday evening
E. S. Prescott will give patent soap
tray with the first purchase only of 80
cents worth of Brussels soap.
Are our readers aware that Walter
Pierce has Holsters come alive every
morning and boils them HIMSELF
Mrs. Dennis Thompson fell down stairs
and broke her collar bone and otherwise
injured herself, Friday evening.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson and Miss Sadie are
on a trip through the White Mountains
and other parts of New Hampshire.
Mr.. James P, Blunt has been confined
to his room for some ten day with a
severe sickness, but is now improving.
Every family in Skowhegan should
have one of the patent soap trays f. S.
Prescott is giving with 80 cents worth of
Brussels soap (no rosin.)
Miss Jennie and Lulu Cass are on
visit to friends In Greenville and at
Kineo, They drove by carriage across the
country.
Col. Stanley Plummer went to Bangor
yesterday to accompany Governor Bur-
leigh In his attendance ut the Eastern
Maine Fair.
About loo tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the Sunday excursion to Bunker's
Island, Fairfield. The Skowhegan band
gave the concert
Only one soap tray will be given to
each family, and that with the first pur-
chase Of 80 cents worth of Brussels soap
Ono rosin), at f. S. Prescott's.
Misses Grace NJ. Coburn and Lizzie
Hussey and George o. Smith of this vii
lage, went to Waterville yesterday, to en-
ter the Freshman class of Colby Univer-
sity.
Trains to the Bangor Fair leave Show
hogan at 80 each morning returning in
the evening. Many Of our citizens attend,
but more will go to the State Fair next
week.
F. /. Estes has been using reaper and
self-binding machine in cutting his grain
this week, the working Of which was
quite novelty to many of our grange
friends.
The Sylvanus Morse farm, three miles
above this place on the Norridgewock
road has been purchased by VIM. Lock
wood of the Forks, who with his family
are soon to remove there.
The Augusta base ball team organized
this week for game with the Lewistons;
also to play at the Eastern Fair at Ban
gor Our boys were notified by telegraph
and readily responded in person.
There is talk of recognizing the old
base ball team for few games this fall.
We have "seven of the originals" and
the gap could be filed by stock that
would do credit to the old team.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
complimentary supper to Mrs. Sumner
Pooer, Friday, Sept. 9Th. All members
of the Corps are invited to come and CON
tribute toward the supper without further
notice.
The 1.-TWO Johns" company of sixteen
people arrived from Bangor on the morn
ing train. They will appear at Coourn
Hall tonight. They have had fine ad-
vance sale, and, no doubt, will have a
splendid house tonight.
Mr.. M. T. Pooler's horse, Also, met
with mishap last Friday afternoon. He
was speeding on the track and was going
at a lively pace up the back stretch when
he over reached, catching his hind shoe
in the boot on his fore leg. 1t threw him
heavily, but the injury is not supposed to
be serious.
Mr.. p. Donneliy of Augusta, Assistant
superintendent of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company of New York, Is In
town this week. He is writing large
number of life policies on the Industrial
plan meeting with marked success. His
company lead in industrial business in the
United States.
F. A. spaulding, the popular druggist
at So. Norridgewock, has recently opened
a circulating library at his store, with
nearly 200 well selected volumes Of his
tory and fiction from the best authors.
Mr.. Spsulding has issued neat catalogue
in connection, and invites the people OF
that place to call and get one. We trust
the library will receive liberal patron
age.
Among Somerset horses entered at the
State Fair at Lewiston we notice Won
Helnont, DIR. l. P. fash, Fairfield; Fred
M, C. A. Msrston, Skowhegan; Ticonic'
z. ]. Lawrence, Fairfield; Cunard Jr..
M. T. Pooler, Skowhegan; Hopponna'
Chas. Dustin, Pittsfeld; Frank D., H. X.
SAWYER, Norridgewock; Miss Ledo, E. c.
Boody, Fairfield.
Mrs. Lucy Waterbury, formerly mis-
sionary among the Telegus IN india spoke
twice on missions at the Bethany churcn
last Sunday. She addressed the SUNDAY
School on child life In India, and greatiy
Interested her young hearers. In the
evening she gave An extended address on
the shadows which fall across the path
-.v NJ thu missiouary In India. These