The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Anna Partridge of Augusta is Wis.
ting friends In town.
Postmaster Thompson of Hartland was
in town Wednesday.
NJ. B. Heselton has gone to Boston this
week to purchase goods.
See what the Lewiston and Portland
papers saylof the Two Sisters"
The az. B. A" boys havea reunion and
banquet at the Coburn tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Jones and fami.
" are on trip to Albany, N. Y.
All the new and late novelties In dress
goods and trimmings at Stewards.
Annual cattle show and fair at Athens
village the 2s Of Sept. II rainy the 3Oth
Remember the date of the Brighton
Fair is Sept. Path instead Of Sept 2sth.
Rev. H. b. White of Dexter will preach
at the Unlversalist Church next Sabbath.
Just in an immense stock of fall and
winter clothing. New England Clothing
Co.
Messrs. John Steward and Will Bailey
returned to the State College at Orono,
Wednesday.
New line of felts and the rope and
twisted embroidery wash silks at Stew
ards.
Agricultural and Horticultural Society
will hold its annual Fair at Canaan, Sept.
% and &c.
Annual meeting of the Somerset Loan
4 Building Association next Monday
evening.
The Piper Stock of kid gloves are 60
Ing fast at 80 cents on dollar at Ord.
ways.
Mrs. E. l.. Pennoyer, of East Orange,
N. J. is on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Murphy.
No use of going dirty when E. S. Pres
colt will sell you bars Of Brussels soap
mo rosin) for SO cents.
Mr.. VIM. Adams of Carratunk was In
town Tuesday morning en- route to the
State Fair at Lewiston.
We can save you 25 per cent every dol
lar you invest with us. New England
Clothing Co.
Byron Boyd, Esq, Of the Secretary of
States office, was in town over Sunday,
the guest of f. F. Goodwin Esq.
Brussels soap Ono rosin) has sprung in
to popularity almost in day. f, S.
Prescott is having a large sale of it.
Mr.. Jas. Atkinson and wife, with little
daughter, from Detroit, Mich, are the
guests of Henry Rawles and family.
Mrs. W. B. Snow, W. d. Snow and
Mrs. Cabot and daughter returned this
week from Harpswell, where they have
been for some time.
Don't buy anything In the line Of cloth
Ing until you have visited the leading bar
gain establishment. New England Cloth
Ing Co.
Mr.. Stephen Messer of East Madison
brings to the REPORTER office hens egg
that weighs 3 lS ounces and is 81 inches
In circumference.
Judge Boswell held the September term
Of Probate Court Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The amount of business transacted
was smaller than nsual
Wouldn't 1t be well to see II your sleigh
needs painting or vanishing, and II so,
take 1t into F. P. Moore's repository, that
may be ready when wanted.
Lyman Fogler, clerk in the office of
Treasurer Of State, and j. W. Fogler,
ESQ.,, of Leavenworth, Kan., made trip
to Carrying Place Ponds last week.
Messrs. L. W. Weston, Geo. B. Stafford
and f. F. Falrbrother attended the State
Board Of Trade Meeting Tuesday as rep
fesentatives OF Skowhegan Board.
Sullivan Newton. ESQ.,. of Moose River
was In town Monday. He says that the
present mail facilities are not as accepta-
oe TO them IS the old arrangements were.
Omar Clark and son, Mrs. Clark and
sister and William Adams and daughter
Oh carratunk are spending several days at
lewiston In attendance upon the State
Fair.
balch's great $4,000 stallion race,
boston the 18th. Ticket by Maine Cen
"ai railroad for the round trip $500,
good on afternoon trains Of the 10th and
Ill trains 18th, limited to September 2lst.
T. A. Ross has the contract for COW
eflng the new treating mill being sxected
W The Fibreite Co., with iron roofing,
~ well as lining the inside with the same.
Inc building Is to be fire proof. The
iooi OF the Shurtleff pulp mill is also to
0e covered by this roofing by Mr.. Ross.
The firm of Brown & Morse, meat and
provision dealers under Hotel Coburn, has
oeen dissolved, Mr.. Brown !belng sue
.eeued by E. L. Aubin, the new firm be-
ing Morse & Aubin. 1t will be the aim of
'aose young gentleman to run irst-class
market, and we trust their efforts may be
rewarded by good patronage.
You have to stir around somewhat ear
IN the morning when you give your
norse time for feed, and then harness
aad drive twenty miles before A. M.
nnas Is what DR.. VIM. Mclaughlin Of
harmony did on Tuesday last, Is the doc
WI was anxious to take the early train to
the State Fair.
monday last. there was shipped from
sus station the following stock to the
o!ate Fair At Lewiston: colt owned by
alexander Cox; . colts, Daniel Bowman;
. morse, G. A. Marston; horses, N. T.
rooier; horse, C. H. Burrill; horse,
H. A. Archer; 70 hereford and grade
hereford cattle owned by Gen. X. B. Shep-
herd.
Ut. and Mrs.. 8. ". Jones' Of Leaven-
s'fth' Kansas, are In town called, here by
'ne severe illness Of their daughter, Miss
Aas' who was visiting friends in this
image and In hsrcs<.. DIR. Jones form
erly resided in hbrtr. WAS graduated
from Bowdoin GOLDFISH 1858, settled 10
heAvenworth In 1858 and has practiced
ui' profession. medicine, there since
WAT time. Miss Jones 10 now regasning
aer usual health.
our frisnd Halves, OF the corner
.'otnins house." never does things BY
aAif' and whsn hs puts up business signs
.or the peeQsal Of SIBERIAN trsvelers,