The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-31

| DR.. G. A. Paul Of Solon was In town
yesterday.
Hon, A. X. Bixby was In Augusta on
business Tuesday.
A large assortment of white Z cream
dress goods at Ordway's.
Mrs. Asa Woodbury. Of Paris, Me-, IL
the guest Of L. c. Emery and family.
rs handkerdhiefs for 25c. At Judkins 4
Dunton's.
Master Leon L. Reed, returned to his
home In Lewiston by Monday . train.
A little warm to talk about yarns, but
you always md the best at Colby's
This week correspondence from Brieh.
ton was not signed and therefore It does
not appear.
The Carrabasset Pulp Mill was shut
down several days the past week for
want of wood.
Baby carriages, closing at cost, Bragg
& Varney.
The annual meeting of the Skswhegan
Water Co. will be held al its office Satur-
day evening next.
DIR. Dascomb returned from Mouse
lsland yesterday, having concluded his
vacation at the sea.
Mrs. W. II. Swain, of Woburn, Mass.
who has been visiting friends in town re-
turned home Friday last.
Mrs. e. NJ. Ferguson is on her annual
visit to relatives and friends in town,
having arrived Monday evening.
If you wish a comfortable waist try
the Equipoise-for sale at Colby's
E. F. Rowell has built q new barn on
his place 3Sx42. lSft. post. He Is engag-
ed In filling it with this years crops.
Hon. L. H. Webb returned from the
sea shore on Saturday last, and expects
soon to make visit at Parlin Pond.
Bismarck says Of Brussels. NIT dot
soap can wash myselluf NIT Won hand
und chew pretzsl nit der udder von."
During the succeeding four Sabbath's
there will be no preaching service or
Sunday school at the Cougreg ational
church.
Mrs. Dorothy returned to her home
from visit In Portland, Tuesday night,
accompanied bys grand daughter, Miss
Stella Boucher.
Bakers cracked break fast cocoa In
half ID. packages, A5cts. at Patssrson's.
Patterson makes the finest display of
pickles ever seen In Skowhegau, such as
midget cucumbers. pit. and half pit. pearl
onions, pit and half pit. and mixed pickles
In pit. bottles.
Chief Engineer Thing especially re-
quests every member of the fee depart.
meut to be on hand promptly at As
Monday evening next, for the monthly
trial Of apparatus.
Mr.. s. L. Whittier and wife have been
passing the past two weeks at Mrs.
Samuel Fogg's in Cornville, where Mr..
Whittier has looked after the cutting of
the hay for Mrs. Fogg.
Special bargains In blk. & colored silks
at White Wildes'.
The managers of the Good Will Home
have purchased small house and an
aero of land adjoining their farm and
propose to fit 1t up for the accommoda-
ton Of six boys and matrop.
Mason Clark with pair of job n Turn
ners heavy horses cut 20 acres of grass
in l5 hours. The grass was very heavy
averaging fully 2 tons to the acre. So
our informant says. Who has done bet
ter.
Save 1926 and fit of sickness by in
vesting $500 in Vaporizer at Kendall
Bros.
Rev. A. J. Racklif' is nursing q sprained
ankle this week, the result of mistep
Sunday In leaving his church after morn.
services. Notwithstanding the accident
he fulfilled an engagement he made to
preach at Pishon's Ferry Sunday after
noon, against the advice of his physician.
Mrs. Edw. Leach, Mrs. Annie Gllfllan,
Mrs. Robt. Houston, Mrs. Frank Cush
man, Mrs. Miller and little daughter, Mrs.
John Houston, Mrs. VIM. Quinn, Mrs.
Frank Harding and Miss Nellie Gerrish
made up party that left Skowhegan on
Wednesday morning for stay of several
days at Old Orchard beach.
Parasols at about your own price at
Ordway's.
DIR. Philbrick Of Worcester, Mass, Is
In town, undergoing a course Of treat
ment from DR.. Commits vapor baths, for
insomnia and general dep letion. His pro-
gress has been so rapid since the beginning
of this treatment that the patient can
hardly find words to express the great
faith he has for the treatment.
The directors Of the Flberite Manu-
featuring Company held meeting Friday
to settle up the business of the season.
The will has been shut down for some
weeks and will remain 80 until 1t Is time
to begin on hay caps again, unless some
thing Is found upon which the machinery
can be run with fair show Of profit.
Remnants Of ginghams, prints and
shirtings At NJ. B. Heselton's.
Geo. E. Washburn has recently purchas-
cd six acres Of land on the shore Of Long
Pond In Canaan, and viii erect fine cot
tage or summer house on the property
early. This spot which he has come into
possession of is pronounced one Of the
most beautiful to be found on the shore
of any fresh water pond In Mai e.
The Comrades Of Russell Post @. A.
r. have been ordered TO assemble at
hsadquartsrs 1t the next regular meeting
Friday evening Aug. LIST in full uniform.
The woman's Relief Corps will presentat
this time the banner to be used by the
Somerset Battalion on the trip 70 the
Natl Encampment, Boston, Aug. 18th.
The order says: Bring your wives, and
this invitation includes every @. A. r.
man in Somerset County.
Be- the ladies ribbed vests at N. B.
Hsselton's for 10 cents.
Friday forenoon - one Of the mule
teams from The Oilcloth factories WAS
coming down the Baptist hin, the wagon
loaded with blocking. the load shook lose,
and the driver stopped to AZ Il. In some