The Somerset reporter., 1889-06-27

found on sale at Hotel Heselton, Sundays
at 1880.
1.-The Glorious" 4th comes OFF T thursday
of next week and we shall issue the
REPORTER Wednesday.
A change of time in Maine Central
trains arriving aud leaving, goes into
effect Monday next.
VIM. NJ. Bailey and John w. Steward
returned from State College at Orono for
a vacation of 5 weeks.
Mr.. Sleeper of the firm Sleeper and
Whtmore is on vacation at his home in
the western part of the State.
Belfast and Northport excursion tick
cts on sale at Skowhegan, Fairfield, Pitts
field, Newport, Etna and Dexeter com
mencing July LIST.
Mr.. w. ii. Davis left for Squirrel Isl
and on Monday and later will move his
family there to pass several weeks in a
cottage he has leased.
The appointment OF William II. Hanson
has been confirmed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury as Deputy Collector of the Gus
toms at Moose River.
Capt. Zenas Vaughan is to erect new
double tenement house on his lot near his
residence on East Front street. George
Barnard has it in charge.
The ladies' of the w. C. T. U. will |
give an Ice Cream Socable in the Grove,
on the Island, Wednesday evening July
10. III are cordially invited.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christ
ian Endeavor of the Congregational
Church, will hold prayer meeting at the
poor farm next Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock
The big jam of logs in Weston &
Brainard's boom is growing beautifully
and rapidly less. They expect to get
hole through to the up-river end by Mon
day next, If not sooner.
Governor Burlegh and staff will go to
St. Andrews at the opening of the new
Algonquin Hotel there, June 2Sth. Col.
A. G. Blunt and Mrs. Blunt will accom-
pauy the party to s. Andrews.
Mrs. Nancy D. IL. Dinsmore of Nor
ridgewock, who had been sick for some
months died yesterday. The funeral ser
vices will be held at her late residence,
Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
You can get board by day or week at
Fairgrieves Bay House located close to
the shore of Hayden lake. Good Sail and |
Row boats. This is the place to spend |
pleasant Fourth with your friends or
family.
Johnnie Priest has been engaged by the
Augustus we hear, to play ball the re-
mainder of the season. The Augustus
have got together strong team, and
Priest and Pushor are to constitute the
battery.
Mr.. C. w. Cook, who for long time
has ofiiciated as route agent between this
place and Portland and who is favorably
KIN own in Skowhegan, is to be the resi-
dent agent Of the American Express Co.
in this place, and will take possession of
the new Office in REPORTER block, July
lst.
Mr.. L. p. Sullivan, as star, supported
by Miss Rose Stahl and good company
are playing a weeks engagement at CO.
burn Hall to fair sized audiences, and
giving good satisfaction. Monday night
they produced "A Celebrated Case"
Tuesday "Arrah,na-pogue, Wednesday
"Fate."
NJ. T. Pooler is at Lewiston this week,
with his trotting mare Maggie Middleton,
where she is entered for the races
Early In the week, this mare went to the
track here and made full mile 225, and
1t will have to be pretty fast company
when she don't get a slice of the purse in
any race she may be entered.
Mr.Wm. Knight shows the REPORTER
few fine looking potatoes of this sea
sons crop. The family had them for din
ner out of the garden Monday. Mr..
Knights garden is Of very sandy soil
where we may look for early crops this
season, and he promised the REPORTER a
"mess" of those same potatoes for July
4th,
At meeting of the S. p. c. at Con
greratonal vestry on last Monday Eve
an organization was formed with the
following officers Mrs. Belle Small
Pres Mrs. Vesta Curtis, Vice Pres.
Miss Gertrude Weston, Treas. Miss
Sadie J. Anderson, Sec. Miss Annie b.
Ward, Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Lizzie A.
Webb. Miss Mable Ward, Miss Hattie
Nash, Trustees.
Ground is TO be broken soon for new
building to be erected by DIR. ). +. Co
pant on the site of the one now occupied
by him on Elm St. The new block Will
be 80 feet front, with two stories on the
front and four back, the first story and
Easements to be occupied in the interest
of the Doctors rapidly increasing Ami
drosis business. Mr.. II. W CLANCY Is to
be the builder.
Robinson Bros. are building fine road
commencing at the head of Middle Street,
by the corn shop, to connect with the
Russell road on the plains. While TINS
road Is built, In the main, to open up the
large tract Of land belonging to Robinson
Bros. 1t will also be of great advantage
10 travel towards Madison Bridge, max
ing A more direct and shorter route.
Another road through this tract OF land
bas been surveyed aud is soon to be built,
west OF this one.
The many friends OF Rev. +. N. Smith
in the vicinity of Scion, where he preach
ed about 1--WE years. and In Waterville
where he Afterwards labored some ten
years, greatly beloved by all who knew
him, will be glad to learn that he has so
far recovered from his severe lameness
As to give hope of complete and perma-
pent recovery. In letter from MS SISTER
TO friend In this place, writing OF ner
brother, she says. HE seems TO De I'M
proyiug still. 1t is very slow. MINK
nature il doing the most Of 1t. All the
doctors can do is to direct nature. But
wa have great reason to be thankful that
hs 1. 40 well As he Is. He will not try to
nrsach before fall, but 1t he continues TO
imnroye. | think he will be able to work
.gsIn by fall. His leg is much stronger
he can walk very well without cane
though he still carries one to favor ms
leg. His general health is very good
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