The Somerset reporter., 1890-07-03
Fred Hovey Of Bangor Is passing hid
vacation in town.

Fred Hovey Of Bangor Is passing his
vacation In town.
The dry good stores In Skowhegan are
not to open Friday the 4th.
Il. +. IDanforth, Esq. and family re-
turned from Orono, Tuesday.
Edw. Heath made business trip to
Aroostook county the past week
Captain W. II. Cabot and family are to
spend few weeks at Old Orchard.
Another lot Of new Barbados at Pat
terson's. An elegant molasses for 45cts.
Mrs. Geo. C. Wing of Auburn has
been visiting relatives In town this week.
Miss Hattie Heath Is passing her vaca-
tiop with brother and sister in Boston.
John Brown, who has q fine position
in Hampton N. H., is passing his vaca-
ton In town.
Estes barge will run to Norridgewock
on the afternoon Of July 4th, leaving at
l2 80 o'clock.
The REPORTER Is requested TO state
that the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilder Colby Is Orange, N. Y.
Miss Anna Drew of Fairfield and
friend from Massachusetts,, were guests
of Mrs. WIN. Doran, over Sunday.
A new postofnce has been established at
West Forks, Somerset County, and Pat
rick Murphy appointed postmaster.
Rev. DIR. G. d. B. Pepper, Mrs. Pepper
and Miss Annie Pepper, are making
short visit at Mrs. Helen 8. Columns.
Messrs. George Cushing and L L. Wal
ton attended the annual meeting of the
Good Will Home Association Monday.
An item in the REPORTER Of June 10
announcing the sudden death Of Major
Webb of Hartland WAS without founda-
ton
F. I. Estes has been doing quite job
of grading in front of his new residence,
his yard containing nearly one quarter of
an acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Woodbury. and Mrs.
John Gage were among the number who
left for Portland this morning to spend
the Fourth.
Mr.. N. ]. Shepley and wife who have
been visiting friends In this County,
returned to their home in Providence, r.
L., to- day.
Miss Ella G. Nash has returned to
Stoneham, Mass, where she has fine
situation In a medical laboratory, as a
pharmacist
Gen. r. B. Shepherd attended 9 meet
ing Of the trustees of the Insane Hospi-
tai Monday, and Of the trustees of Colby
University Tuesday.
Quite number of our people attended
the Muster during some part of the week
usually going down In the. morning and
returning at night.
Rev. G. W. Hinckley will deliver free
lecture on the GOOD Will Home" in
Coburn Hall Sunday evening, July 18th,
at 80 o'clock.
The jam of logs in Weston { Brai-
nerds boom is now the largest Of the
season, rising forty millions, and ex-
tends to Spaulding's island.
Chas. A. True, Esq. of Portland, Of
Colby 's2, assistant county attorney of
Cumberland county, was the guest Of DR..
VIM. M. Pulsifer, portion of the week.
Mr.. Herbert c. Woodman, who is at
present managing an opera house. In Biz
mingham, Conn, was home on visit to
his father, Samuel Woodman the past
week.
1t Is poor economy to live on turkey
ono week and pigs rump and cabbage the
next. This rule also appnos 70 one use o =
soaps. of which Brussels Is the best and
most economical.
Patterson is having a fine run on his
Fancy" flour. 1t is working better than
ever and has the endorsement of all cooks
who have tried it, Get barrel of this
and you will be suited.
DR.. G. P. Sawyer leaves this week for
trip to several towns In Piscataquis
county and at Moosehsad Lake partly pro
fessional and partly for pleasure. Mrs.
Sawyer accompanies him.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
of Armours' luncheon beef put up In
2 ID. cans. 1t is just the thing for pic
MICS, excursions and fishing parties and
its quality is guaranteed. To be found at
II. D. Patterson's.
The new engine for the Coburn Wool
en- Mills arrived on Friday of last week
and is being put into position under the
supervision Of Jas. Holt, the mills ma
Chi mist, who will also have charge Of 1t
whom In use
Mrs. j. II. Boucher her daughter Miss
Lena and friend, Mrs. Clark of Port
land have been guests of II. P. Trying
and family the past week, returning home
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Boucher's
mother, Mrs. Dorothy.
The Fourth Of July promises to be q
big day for Bingham, ~ 1t IL expected to
run an excursion train into that place on
that date. A great celebration is In pre-
paratlon, with an Grafton by Rev. 8. p.
Smith Of this place, a native Of Bingham.
The engine that pulled Conductor
Chandler's train In this A. N. Is the same
that went over the embankment into the
river, ON the Upper Coos road last
spring, and laid In the river bottom
some weeks. She 10 fresh from the
shop.
The Congregational Sunday School
has been obliged to postpone its picnic
that was appointed for Friday as there
are no available cars to be had on that day
because Of the celebration at Portland.
The matter will be taken under advise
ment again next Sunday.
wv. Chase, the carriage dealer, has
received another shipment Of carriages
the past week, so that Notwithstanding
his daily sales he 10 able to present
customers. full stock of the many styles
to select from. You hsd best see him II
you think Of purchasing.
Mr.. Chas. P. Whittemore. while leading
a horse by the halter on Saturday last re-
ceived an ugly wound that will take some
months to heal. The halter had snap
hook on the loose end, and by the horses
pulling back the rope WAS drawn taut
and the hook caught his hand, with the