The Somerset reporter., 1890-06-26

Mr.. j. +. Tuner, wife and young SOL
are the guests of John Turner and family
Last Sabbath, "Childrens Day. was ap
propriately observed at the Universalis
church.
An elegant six octave organ In our up
right piano case Just received at Smith
music store.
Albert Fuller and wife are on visit Il
their daughter, Mrs. r. c. Taylor, II
Melrose, Mass.
Fred Emery and Prince r Stefford hav,
secured situations as fremen on the Main,
Central r. r.
Only few pairs Of those nice lac,
Curtains left 59c-95c-3l.37t and Sl.7l
at White & Wildes'.
John Turner. alumberman of this place
has lost three horses within three days
valued at 5000.
Amorg the recent fortunate pension
ers In this place we notice the names Of
Ora Hinkley and Prescott Cleavland.
Miss Danforth of Lewiston, who ha.
been In town visiting Miss Belle Colby
returned to her home Saturday morning
Plenty of blk. velvet ribbons at Ord
ways.
Mr.. N. W. Murphy Of the Parlin Pond
House, was in town early in the week
alse at Augusta and Gardiner on business
Mr.. Chas. Eaton, who is employed In Z
drug store In Boston Is passing his va
cation In Skewhegan and Somerset
County.
Mrs. Eliza Stanwood accompanied by
little Miss Margaret Goodwin went to
Greene Tuesday, to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. H. H. Tufts has had carpenters
busy several weeks past making lmpro-
ments and additions to his residence on
North ave.
The best bicycle hose at Judkins
Dunton's.
1t is currently reported that Chas. NJ.
Marston's black gelding Fred NJ, trotted
full mile in private over this track the
other day in 2.25.
M. G.. Wright, United States Claim
Agent Of Washington, ID. c. was it town
over the Sabbath visiting his father
James Wripht ESQ
Hon. d. W. Allen and wife Of Fairfield
and Mr.. Webb Emery and wife Of Au-
gusta, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Emery over Sunday last.
There were only two members of the
High school graduating class in Fairfield
this year whereat the Journal says some
thing is wrong. 1t would seem 80
Master Harry Gushing returned to
Skowhegan Tuesday night from Marion,
Mass, where he has been attending
school, and will pass his vacation here.
The Railroad Commissioners went on
the Somerset Road to Scion Monday even
ing, and on Tuesday looked over the new
piece of road from that place to Bingham
The iron bridge at Malbon's Mills cost
the town about 81, 400, and the selectmen
expect the company to put it across the
Wesserrunset either this week or easly
next week.
Mr.. L. w. Weston was at Fairfield
Saturday locking after a mark of logs
that the high water carried past Weston
& Brainards mills, and that were sold to
s. A. Nye at Fairfield.
We publish by authority of the Free
Public Library Advisory Board, the by
laws adopted at recent meeting and also
call attention to information given as to
the work of the board.
Will N. Bailey came to Skowhegar
from the State College at Orono on Mon
day night, accompanied by Fred Pooler
who had been at the college for the com.
mencement exercises.
The graduating exercises of the clasi
Of go, Skowhegan High School, will oc
cur at Coburn Hall, Friday evening, th'
9th inst. commencing at 1880. Pullen''
orchestra will furnish the music for tn,
occasion.
A full line Of the Foster lace kid glove
8 L 7 hook at Ordway's.
At the Universalist church next Sun
day, the pastor will preach sermon sug
gested by the approaching Independence
day; subject, THE Problem OF Self
Government" Services at 10 A, A. NJ
All welcome.
Prof. Geo. N. Hlrd, principal of tn
Fairfield High school, was In town over
Sunday on = farewell visit to his man.
friends here. He expects TO leave for h
home In Colorado ABOUT the arst of Jul
to pass the summer.
Mr.. viii Ames, after au uni ntorupte'
service of several years with Geo. Cush
Ing. the druggist, where he has mad
many friends, sewers his connection witt
Mr.. Cushlng's business this week TO nc
cspt fne position with Frank X. Par,
ridge, Augustus leading pharmacist
Mr.. G. B. Fairgrieves is making an I'D
dition TO his already commodious cottag
ct tho bay, which when completed vii
give him more than double his preseu
facilities for the entertainment of guests
The addition Is to contain . well arrang
ed and roomy kitchen and . dining room
with seating capacity for nearly 100.
There will be an entertainment Ant
sociabls At @. A. r. hall Tuesday evening
July |, under the auspices of . class o
young ladies In the Universalist Suuda.
School. The entertainment will be boil
musical and literary. Ice cream will b
on sale. Admission 70 the hall 10 cents
The entertainment will begin promptly .
8 O'Clock.
Parasols Par asols Parasols! At Ord
ways.
Arrangements are being made for I
public camp Ore and socisble by Russell
Post Friday evening. July 4, At Coburr
Hall, . drama will also be given BY the
". B. Corps. It v contemplated to decor
sts ths hall with evergreen trees and fur
ash IL with tables and chairs, and al fol
nftssn csats admittaaos. Ice cream vii
be sold.
Miss Blanche n Friend youngest daagh
ter Of o. B. Friend, WAS united n mar
riage at the home Of her parents n Thu
place, on Thursday Of last week, 70 DR..
Geo. +. Friend of Gardiner. Rev. d. .,