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


No rosin!
Ruehings of all kinds at ordway's.
Mr.. Albert Fuller is at Mouse Island fol-
few weeks.
Remnants Fruit of Loom" bleached
cotton at Ordsay's.
Twenty-four commercial men passed
Sunday at Hotel Heselton.
The Augustus beat the Presumpscots a,
Cumberland Mills, Saturday, by score
of to 2.
The Supreme Judicial Court for Som
e.set County convenes September 18th,
tn year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. B. Stafford and
daughter, Miss Aggie Stafford, returned
from Portland Monday.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson and Mrs. Ander-
son returned Saturday afternoon from a
trip to the Peaks Island.
Mr.. C. W. Davis Of Waterylle was In
town yesterday, In the interest of North
Carolina Mining Company.
Cream colored, regular rs ct. corsets
other styles in corsets.
Mr. John W. Fogler Of ,Leavenworth,
Kan, arrived in town yesterday. He ex-
poets to remain in the State some weeks.
Mr. E. G. Woodbury. and wife. and
Miss Minnie Tuttle left Monday morning
for few weeks visit to Kennebunkport.
Mr. George Wentworth Is extending
the Russell street end Of his store and
bringing that front out parallel with that
street.
Rev. Mr.. Lisson of Norridgewock oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist church
last Sabbath, owing to the illness of Rev.
D. B. Holt.
Mrs. C. V. Hanson, with her children
Miss Edith and Master Harold are spend
ing few weeks at Diamond Island, Port
land Harbor.
Mrs. Helen s. Coburn, Misses Louise
and Grace M. Coburn, and Mrs. C. Davis
Miller are spending the month of August
at Christmas Cove.
Mr., Archibald Linn of Hartland, one of
the best known wooden manufacturers in
the State, will take trip to Europe this
summer for his health.
Mr.. James Fuller and wife of Hartland,
Mrs. Lizzie Dill Of Chelsea, Mass, and
DR.. Jennie Fuller of St. Paul, Mimi, are
visiting at Mr.. Hiram Burrilrs.
We are informed that the condition of
Mr.. VIM. Tucker, who is at present Ill at
the Heselton, remains about the same,
with tendency towards improvement.
Mr.. VIM. G. Heselton stakes his repu-
tation as weather prophet on predic-
ton that we shall have frost within
ten days We hope he is false prophet
John W. Steward and William M. Bal
ley left Monday last to resume their
attendance at the State College, Orono.
The fall term commenced that day.
The remaining Sundays in August Rev.
T. S. Weeks Is expected to occupy the
pulpit at the High Street church. Sunday
School at IL M, preaching at l.8o P. M.
Joe Chambers train this morning
brought seven cars of birthstone to the
Shawmut Pulp Mills. This is the first
nstalment of large shipment of chemi-
calls.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of the Portland Business College, L. A..
Gray, Principal. This Is one of the old
est and best institutions of its kind in
Maine.
Mr.. Charles Lord, of Saccarappa, and
wife are spending the week with friends
in Athens. Mr.. Lord formerly resided in
Athens, and has host of friends in Som
erset towns.
Fred Morrill, Esq. of Fargo, d. T., a
law student with j. Wright Esq. in 1881
2, is on a visit to Somerset County. Mr..
Morrill, Is at present one Of the aldermen
of Fargo.
Several Waterville gentlemen improved
the beautiful day Of Sunday last, in TAX
Ing drive to this place and partaking of
one of those most excellent dinners our
hotels are becoming noted for.
Mr. ID. v. Farmer of Athens has sold
his farm to Elmer Staples, and intends to
leave for Washington Territory. He ex-
poets to locate there. Athens looses a
good citizen by his removal.
We give our readers this week sup
plement containing the extensive premium
list of the Eastern State Fair to be held
at Bangor, September Sd, 4th, 9th and
9Th. Don't fail to look it over thorough
ly.
The dressmaking rooms of Miss f. B.
Dunton and Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor were
closed for the season, on Saturday last.
Miss Dunton viii not reopen until Oct.
LIST, and Mrs. Taylor till about the same
date.
The Skowhegan Band visited Fair
grieves Bay In body ON Sunday last, and
while there rendered choice music to the
many visitors. The boys speak In high
terms Of their treatment at the hands Of
Mr.. Fsirgrieves.
Hon. L. N. Winslow of Cleveland,
Ohio, one Of the largest ship owners on
the Great Lakes, Is visiting at s. W.
Gould's. Mr.. Winslow always spends
his vacations in Maine, and claims 1t Is
the finest summer resort ON the continent
VIM. g. Heselton had hen covered
up In hay two weeks ago that was found
Yesterday BY removal Of the hay. and,
strange - It may appear, WAS alive and
Is going to recover. Her weight was
about IL lbs when she came to day
light, about one quarter of her usual
avoirdupois.
The following officers were installed
Tor the following quarter Of Loyalty
Lodge Of Good Templars on Friday eve
ming last: c. T., r. ". Morrill,; V. t.
Bertha Maynard: Ssc.. A. D. Anes; F.
81 Chas. Rochester; Treas, Belle Emery
Chap, Rev. d. B. Holt; NJ, Geo. H. Ad-
ans; 8. J. T., 0lorence Foster.
Gen. 4. B. Shepherd attended special
meeting Of the Trustees Of the Insane
Asylum at Augusta. Tuesday, to take into
consideration IN Offer made BY Sturgis'
Randall Z Co. to heat al the buildings OF