The Somerset reporter., 1890-07-03

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Bangor.
Augustus Fowler is on business trip
10 Boston.
Hsman Whipple, Esq. was at Hotel
Heselton Tuesday.
Black silk mltts for ladies' and child
rem at Stewards.
Z. z. vles Of No. New Portland was
In town Tuesday.
Another lot Of those for 25cts under
vests at Ordways.
Plenty Of shingles and boards for sale
by A. 8. Burke, Bingham.
Curtis will open to the public July 9Th
his annual sale Of straw hats.
Stephen c. DurrIll of Boston is pa ssing
portion of his vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bailey of Winthrop
were at Hotel Coburn Monday night.
Rev. E. A. Wyman. D. d. and family,
of Maiden, Mass, are the guests of
Charles Wyman.
Miss Cora Totman of Fairfield has been
the guest of Mrs. w. A. Richardson the
past week.
Mrs. 8. F. Malbon and wife of Boston
are the guests of Mrs. Hulda Malbon for
a few days.
Geo. II. Pishon reports the sale of
eight Buckeye machines In three days
the past week.
Miss Edith B. Hanson went TO Water
Vile on Saturday to attend the Com
mencment exercises.
The class of 'SG, Skowhegan High
School had a reunion on Friday svening
last at Fairgrisves.
Mr.. Harry Perry of Augusta remained
In town over the Sabbath as the guest of
B. N. Hight and family.
Many Skowhegan people are in attend
ance on the commencement exercises at
Colby University this week.
Mrs. e. A. Ross and Master Harold
are visiting Mrs. Ross parents in Mass
achusetts for several weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Judkins, q real estate dealer
OF South Boston was the guest Of Geo.
H. fishon several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Whittier Of Auburn
were In town over the Sabbath, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. whittier.
Hon. /. H. Webb and his son Prof. H.
D. Webb Of The State College are Oh a
visit to Portland asd Boston, this week.
DR.. ". M. Pulsifsr attended the rsun-
ion and supper Of his class, 's2 Of Colby
University at Watervllle, Tuesday night.
Miss Fannie Hoyt, assistant teacher in
our High School returned to her home in
Harpswell by Saturdays train to pass
the vacation.
Miss Mary Pollard has been at her home
In this place a few days the present week.
She returns to Portland, where she is un-
dergoing treatment for her eyes.
Large assortment Of parssols and fans
at Ordwsy's.
E. G. Emerson has been transferred
from the Skowhegan-Watervllle route
as express messenger to the Bangor
Boston run with an increase of salary.
DR.. +. E Varney with his wife and
child OF Union, has been making his par
ents a brief visit the past week. Mrs.
Varney remains to make more extended
visit.
The Helmet brand of ox-tongue, cooked
aud whole, in Id. cans is an article suit
able for the table of the most particular
epicure. To be found at II d. Pat
terson's.
Mrs. Mary Leayitt Reed, with her two
children left Skowhegau for Deer Lodge 4,
Montana by the afternoon train of Mon
day where her husband is engaged in the
contracting business.
Two Lessor brothers were arrested by
officer Thyng Saturday for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. Later they
we're arrsigned before Judge Priest and
the fne and costs amounted to $40 In
each case.
Mr.. Horatio 8. Libby Of Boston, who
is connected with the American Express
Co., as an adjustor of claims, has been
In town visiting his sister. Mrs g. B.
Stafford, and his aged mother the past
week.
Mr.. Ebenezer Knowl.on of San Fran
cisco, CAL, Teacher and lecturer, form
cry Of Skowhegan. son of Rev. David
Knowltop, a former pastor of the
Christian church here arrived yesterday
for short visit.
1t was with some surprise that we
learned that R. b. Hall, the cornet soloist,
who was Richmond boy, Of whom all
Maine Is proud as musician, received
his first instructions on the cornet from
Geo. B. Stafford Of this place.
The Ex-Committes Somerset Temper.
ancs Association have decided to hold the
Camp meeting Saturday and Sunday Aug.
30-3l. ON the camp ground, Madison.
Good speakers will be provided. and the
program announced In due time.
Two Of "All-so's" colts, recently sold
for big money 1t auction In st. Paul.
MINI. A two year old brought $l22b q
representative Of N. T. Pooler Of this
place bidding - high ~ $1,000 for this
one, and ysarling brought over $500.
Il. w. Haines was In Boston and at
Mouse Island last week. The "Sameset''
will be opened for the summer on Sunday
next, the 9Th inst. and 1t bids fair TO be
one of the most prosperous seasons ever
enjoyed at this delightful summer retreat.
Mr.. Joseph G. wyman and his brother
Edward E. returned to their home In
Hyde Park, Mass. on Saturday last. Joe
is to have charge of the college book
store at the Boston University during the
remainder of his course at this instltu'
ton, remunerative place.
Large line of challies hight and dark
only 5cts at Ordway's.
C0rydon Fslker, and daughter Miss
Kate, returned to their home in Scion on
Tuesday afternoon Of this week. The
latter graduated from our High Schoo
last week. They have resided In town
for several years, and will be missed BY
the many friends made during theil
stay.
The N ceilings that are being held d