The Somerset reporter., 1890-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. W.F. Swan returned to her home
in Boston yesterday.
The Norridgewock stage now arrives
At O'Clock A. NJ. daily.
New pushes all shades only 50cts a yd.
ct 0rdway's.
Fred A. Addition returned to his labors
At South Paris by Mondays train.
II. L. Cushing is In charge of Sturte-
wants studio during his absence.
All the leading styles of corsets at M.
B. Heselton's.
C. W. Blake of the Tucker Printing Co.
Portland, was In town, Thursday last.
Herbert Wentworth, made q trip to
Portland this week on insurance busi-
mess
A. Lumsden returned yesterday morn
lpg from a three months visit to Scot
land.
E.B. Curtis has Just received a fne
assortment of new fall hats and trim
mlngs.
There will be dance at West Atheus,
Thursday, Aug. 2sth, with music by ].
7. Smith,
Crochet silk all shades with directions
for making suspenders and neckties at
Miss Nays.
Mr.. Willis Hobart of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting his father Joel Hobart
at Madison Mills.
Rev. L. Mayo and wife of Hodgdon,
sc guests Of their daughter, Mrs. J. o.
Smith this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bailey, of Or
suge, N j., have been visiting in town
since Saturday last.
Mr.. Herman Steinberg of Steinberg
Bros, clothiers. is In Boston this week
after fall goods.
Another lot of those seamless fast black
hose pr. for 25cts. At Ordway's.
Mrs W. II. Emery of this place, sang at
reception In Fairfield, on Thursday even
Ing Of last week.
Mr.. IA. Pierce, accompanied by his
wife, is on vacation trip to Westport,
Maine, for two weeks.
E.E. .Sturtevant with his wife and
Miss Nettie, are spending q week at Port
land and the Islands.
Col Greene of the Shore Line Railroad
fame was in town Monday, at the Court
House, on business.
Judge Spaulding and family of Nor.
folk, Va, are guests of Mrs. Cyrus Bean
and her daughter Nettie.
Hands measured and gloves made to
match and shade Of dress goods, with
ten days notice at Miss Nays.
W. II. Emery returned from the G. A.
il. Eucampmebt Sioudsy noon, having
passed Sunday In Portland.
Miss Anna Philbrick of Boston who has
been the guest of Mr.. E. B. Hill and fam
lily, returned to her home Tuesday.
L. 7. Plunkett and family of Boston
arrived on Saturday night for their an
nual visit to friends In Skowhegan.
Miss Amelia Finson Of St. Adams takes
Ne place Of Miss Mary Stuart futile In
the Probate Office at the Court House.
Linen and lawn stamping, at my place
Of business, by Miss Kittio Owen, my
granddaughter. s. D.
EIGHT nd IN,
from out of town and several bands, will
be in the Firemen's parade next Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. N. Marble and young daugh-
ter Hattie, are visiting the family of DR..
W. E. Fellows In Bangor and friends In
0ldtown this week.
Mr.. Harry Baker and wife returned to
their home in this place on Tuesday, and
Wednesday tney went to Boothbay to re-
main week or more.
Blk. dress goods of extra values at Ord
ways.
Mr.. ]. G. Bartlett returned to Boston
yesterday morning after passing vaca-
ton Of several weeks with his brother d.
Il. Bartlett of this place.
The fall term of Arson Academy at No.
Arson, Me-, will commence on Monday
next, August 25, under the instruction Of
+. G. Manson, A. B., principal.
Mr.. Chas. Lord Of saccarappa, was in
Skowhegan Tuesday en- route to his home
from Athens, where he and his wife
have been passing brief vacation.
Mr.. Eugene Sampson. = graduate of
Colby University, class 'S9, has been WIS.,
itng his mother and brother In this place
for several weeks. Mr.. Sampson has re-
Gently been elected principal of Foxcroft
Academy.
On Saturday afternoon next for the
sixth time this season, the Volunteers
and Carrabassetts play ball, and this
game at the park here. 1t has been rath.
er see-sAw time between them, and both
mines are confident Of winning this game.
The Somerset Temperance Campmeet-
Ing Association will hold their annual
camp meeting on the camp ground, Ma
ison, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 80 and
81, 1880. Hon. vo1ney B. Cushing Of
Bangor, will address the assemblage on
Sunday.
The latest shape In q hustle at Ord
ways.
The Water Company, have had . large
crew of men at work the past week, I'M
der the supervision of Supt. Holt and G.
M. Brainsrd, director, laying some 1900
feet Of pipe on the plaius ct the head Of
North Ave. connecting the extreme of
- pipe Of the works on North Ave. to
thsextfsms Of the pipe on Madison Ave.
~ called for in the contract with the
corporation. This forms . complete
circuit largely avoids friction. and gives
greater force.
A large party of skowhsgan people en-;
joyed delightful and quiet Sabbath on
Sunday last at Van Ness Grove, Hayden
Lake, at the cottages Of Horace Parkman
and Angler Hill, by invitation. Among
the party were DR.. NJ. L. Mari. w. r.
Robbins, Mrs. and Miss Withee, who, to
the accompaniment of an organ presided
over BY Mrs. Jas. Lumsden, rendered many
choice selections. Refreshments were
served at intervals throughout the day to
the guests, who with one accord pro-
u0uuca Maanrn. Parkman and Hill de-