The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

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Hesslton Tuesday.
G. J. Shaw. Rss, n nsrslasd was IL
town Friday Of last we'd.
Miss Laura left resarnsd 70 hsr home
In Brewer yesterday aftsFnoos.
Mrs. Arthur Tucker Of Haverhill, Mass.
is visiting Mrs. Hattie Malbon.
Ed Getchell, the trainer, Ia At his home
laid up with infamatory rheumatism.
Rev. c. f. whitcomb's subject for
next Sunday is, short becstead and
quilt"
il. 8. Steward and wife went 10 Spruce
Point, Boothbay, this morning for brief
stay.
Mr.. Thompson of Jay Bridge Is ofilcist-
ing in Mrs. Sevsno's stead as telegraph
operator.
John B. Nutting is building house
on the lot recently purchased by him on
Turner Avenue.
Mr.. ID. L. Morrow of Maiden, Mass,
Is the guest Of his brother-ln-law s. 2.
Smith, for few days.
Miss Myra H. French Of The Forks,
Mas In town Tuesday, comins to Bingham
by team, thence bylrail.
Remember the visit of DR.. 0. Fitzger-
aid At Hotel Heselton tomorrow the
18th, inst.
Mrs. A. W. Quimby of Boston Is on q
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Pitts.
Several couples of married people from
this place are on an excursion to North
Pond, Smithheld, to-day.
L. w. Marston, Esq. of Oakland, Cal.
leaves Skowhegan this afternoon on q
business trip to New York.
Conductor Chandler will probably
have charge of one of 4-paw's circus
trains during their tour in Maine
DIR. N. L. Mari expects to return by
August LIST, and open his office to resume
Mrs. Walter Pullen of Hoboken, N. j.,
arrived by last evenings train for visit
to her father, DR.. S. A. Patten.
DIR. Henry Leavitt is on business trip
to Lake Megantic and other ports of Can
ada, to be absent three weeks or more.
Rev. c. V. Hanson will give Temper.
ance Talk in G. A. r. Hall, Sunday p. M.
July 81, at ais. All are cordially invited,
Miss Rosa Leach is on q vacation trio
to Newburyport, Salisbury and Old Or
chsrd beaches to be absent several weeks.
Miss Julia Coburn departed this morn
Ing for Poland Springs, and later will 60
to Crawford Notch to remain several
weeks.
DR.. Dascomb came home from Mouse
Island Tuesday and returned this morn
ing. He says there are about 10 guests
at the Samoset.
Houlton with little better than 1000
population is talking about becoming a
city. Skowhegan with 5000 population Is
in no hurry about 1t.
Chas. s. Durgin, Esq. and +. J. Durgin
his son, of the Forks, manufactures of the
famous Durgin cant dog. were In town
this week en- route down river on bust
ness.
The clothing stores are to close four
evenings week commencing tonight,
until September LIST. Open Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
There will be an ice cream sociable at
NJ. E. Church vosteries Wednesday eve
hiDg juiiy 90. admIssiJn' 10 Gus. ice
cream free. All invited.
Prof. alter Flint of the Maine State
College and Mrs. Flint, have been visit
ing at Mrs. Flint's parents the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Leavitt.
Notices of Republican Caucuses appear
In our advertising columns for Skowhe-
gan and Madison, to elect delegates to
attend the County Convention, August,
9th.
Mrs. Strickland Of Bradford, Mass. and
her daughter, Mrs. Sterling Of Augusta
Ga, with two children are the guests Of
Geo. E. Goodwin, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs
Strickland are sisters.
A Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society has recently been formed at the
Universalist church, and they will meet
for organization at the residence Of
Zenas Vaughan, this Thursday evening.
A sociable will follow.