The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

Dtiblts
Wire bnstlcs at White & wlIde's for 10
cts
The same donkey Is coming with Pat
Nalouey,
New pushes in all shades at 80 cts, a
Ordwsy's.
IIeman whipple of Scion was in town
yesterday.
An English satteen corset at White &
" lidcs for 90 cts
Mrs. W. p. Ordway returned from Brat.
tleboro, VT. yesterday.
Mr.. Isaac Meserve and wife of Boston
are guests at Hotel Coburn.
C. A. Marston and family returned from
the sea shore Tuesday evening.
Hon S. j. Walton returned from his SO.
iourn at Mouse Island Monday.
Another bale of those Lockwood &c in.
remnants, only 6 l-2 Cts, At Ordway's.
T. II. Murphy deputy inspector of In
terna revenue was in town Tuesday last.
NJ. j. Merrill Of Main Stream Harmony
was in town this week visiting relatlv es
here.
The races at Fairfield were poorly pat
ronized by our people, for lack of railroad
Accommodations.
Miss Nellie Brown is teaching school at
Moose River, having entered upon her
duties last Monday.
We call attention to the advertisement
of the Santa Fee Route to California in
our columns this week.
Rev. f. X BEEN of Mass. will preach
at the Universalist church next Sunday
and the following Sabbath.
Sheriff Vaughan seized quantity Of
liquor Wednesday morning, supposed TO
be the property of John Murray.
Mr. Harlow Blgelow left home Tuesday
morning to attend reunion of the Bge-
low family in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. r. H. Holman and Mrs. Henry
Loeber of New York City, are the guests
of Mrs. C, W. Lowe and family.
You can take the 2.l0 P. M. train at
Skowhegan Saturdays and go to Bar Har-
Dor and return Mondays for one fare the
round trip.
Misses Dora and Lola Goodwin are on
vacation trip to Old Orchard, for a
week or more, leaving home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Ross, Ella Ross aud Estora Jewett
took the early train Thursday p. NJ, Mrs.
Ross and Ella going to Calais, Miss Jewett
to Portland.
Hon. T. J. Southland, the veteran ship
builder of Richmond, was at Hotel Hesel.
ton Saturday. He was looking after some
hackmatack lumber.
About seventy-tive people patronized
the special train to Watervlle last Thurs
day, to get look at our chief magistrate,
President Harrison.
Teachers Convention for Somerset
County will be held Oct, 18th and 10th.
The place has not been decided upon yet.
1t will probably be Scion.
1t is expected that Albion W. Small,
Phi. d. President of Colby University,
will preach at the Bethany Church next
Sunday afternoon at Las.
Among those who left Skowhegan for
the seashore Tuesday morning were Mrs
Z. P. Page, J. W. Fogler, wife and son,
and l.. L. Walton, Esq.
Mrs. Patten. three sisters and niece
took the train Wednesday p. M. for their
old home, where they expect to enjoy
season of much needed rest.
Miss Emma Hanson Is on visit to her
father, W. H. Hanson, revenue collector
at Moose River. Miss Hanson went via.
Bangor and over the Canadian Pacific X.
r.
We congratulate our townsman, A. X.
Perkins, upon the good work his stallion,
Cunard Jr., is doing this season, and look
for greater victories before the season
closes.
Mr. S. W. Philbrick is officiating at the
Second National Bank In the absence Of
Cashier Fellows, who, with his family
and F. W. Swan, are in camp on the shore
of Madison Pond.
Farmers of Somerset as we'll as others
will do well to remember the date of the
address Of National Master Brigham at
Hayden Lake, Madison Center, Tuesday,
September 18th, and make their plans to
attend.
new street, or continuation Of the
street that runs by the oilcloth factories,
from Main street, has been made, running
In to the road or street that Is continue
ton of Bloomfield street that encircles
the south side cemetery.
Among the Skowhegan people at the
Samoset House, Mouse Island, Sunday
last were DR.. L. A. Dascomb, Col. A. W.
Wildes wife and daughter, Hon. s. j.
Walton wife and daughter, J. o. Smith
and wife, J. r. Frost, J. d. Knights, G. F.
Rice, W. +. Robbins, S. A. Bickford,
Geo. B. Stafford, Harry G. Kendall, Miss
NJ. L. c. Fales.
Mr. W. l.. Foss Of Brunswick, stu
dent in Bowdoin College, is canvassing
our village for that valuable work, THAT
Unknown Country" and is meeting with
success, having secured the names OF .
large number of our leading citizens.
lie was also very successful In Norridge-
wock, which town he canvassed before
coming to Skowhegan.
James o. Bradbury, ESQ.,, Of Hartlaud,
was In town Tuesday In attendance upon
Probate Court, and left yesterday for q
brief vacation In Cumberland County
Mr.. Bradbury and David E. Thompson
have formed co-partnership under the
firm name. Bradbury Thompson, and
will continue the legal business at Hart
land, heretofore conducted by Mr.. Brad
bury.
j. Perry worden, representing N. r.
Times, IL undertaking . foot journey
through Maine woods, along the Ksnne-
bee, across Moosehead and Chesuncook
Lakes to IT. Katahdin return via. banks
Of Penobscot. He d accompanied BY @.
3. Blair Of Boston. They will camp by
way, and have . very convinent camp
Ing outnt, which 10 :hs result II much
thought by Mr.. Worden.