The Somerset reporter., 1890-07-17
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Conductor Geo. Barbeau of Portl and
WIS In town Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. q. French and Miss Alice are 4,
Mouse Islsnd for two weeks stay.
Mrs. Jacob Thomas of Hsllowell, Is Wis.
iting the family Of Geo. b. Stafford.
J. p. Merrill and wife returned on Mon.
day last from . brief sojourn at Mouse
island.
Misses Katie Gordon and Zetta Good.
rich are At Pemaquid vacationing for 9
few days.
DR.. N. G. H. Pulslfer and wife OF
Waterville dined at Hotel Hsselton on
Sunday last.
There will be q Sabbath School concert
at the church In Athens on Sunday July
nth, at 3 p. N.
A lot Of figured sateens, batIste cloths
aud lawns marked down to 10 and 81 cts.
at Stewards.
Mrs. G. P. Fogg departed for her
home In Schuyler, Neb. by the train of
Tuesday morning.
Eugene Clark and wife OF Richmond
were at Hosel Heselton Monday and
Tuesday Of the past week.
Miss Bessie NJ. Psgram, of Lincoln,
III is the guest Of Mrs. E. z. McNsslie,
and will remain several weeks.
The readers of the Reporter are invited
to call at Patterson's and get free SAN.
pie bar Of Borsx Soap.
Z G. Dunton departed Saturday morn
ing to pass his vacation at Pemaquid, and
the islands in Boothbay harbor.
The new block Of DR.. Conaut, and the
residence Of Postmaster Estes and E. N.
Merrill have recently been wired for
electric lights.
VIM. q. Hsselton and large crew are
housing lots Of hay this fine weather.
Mr.. Heselton expects to cat from ninety
to one hundred tons.
II. d. Patterson was suddenly called to
to his fomsr homo In Belfast BY telegram
on Tuesday last swing to the sever H.
ness Of his mother.
Attention 10 called to the advertisement
Of luncheon beef In another column. 1t
is Ane article for home consumption as
well Is picnics, etc.
M. I. Pooler. and Ed Getchell who is
handling some of the fast ones at Fair
view Stock Farm this season, made a
trip to Lewiston Tuesday.
More than 900 pieces wash dress goods
to select from at Ordway's.
The class of SO Skowhegan High
School were rendered reception at the
home Of Miss Mabel Ward one of their
number on Tuesday evening last.
c. A. Hill, livery man of waterville,
recently purchased horse of R. W.
Brown of this place and one of Bryce
Palmer, of Athens, for use In his bust
ness.
Mrs. Ward and Miss Annie Ward left
yesterday morning for stop. Of several
weeks at the "Samoset," Mouse Island.
G. F. Ward and Miss Mabel join them on
Saturday.
A. Simmons, Esq of No. Arson, dis
trict deputy Of the New England Order
Of Protection, will visit all the new
officers of this lodge on Monday evening
Of next week.
f. W. Carr, of BANGOR. General Supt..
Of the Northwestern division Of the
American Express Co., was In town last
week. Mr.. Horace Halnes. the asst.
supt., accompanied him.
DR.. E. w. Sawyer, of Kokomo, Ind,
a former resident Of Maine, and an en-
thusiastic lover of her beautiful scenery
has been visiting In town for few days,
q the guest of E. B. Hill and family.
Little Miss Margaret Goodwin came
home from Greene, on Tuesday night,
where she has been with her grandmother
several weeks, and she was proud miss,
too, having made the trip all by herself,
Judkins Tunton have marked down
their summer dress goods.
An item that escaped US last week WAS
the selling of that Geo. W. colt for which
Mr.. Washburn recently refused an offer
Of $500 to W. W. Brockett of Winthrop
for $3.50. 1t is q grand thing to know
when to sell.
VIM. n. Heselton ard John Patterson
made flying trip to Boston on Saturday
last, returning home Sunday morning.
Monday they left, accompanied BY Mrs.
Hesslton for Terminal City, N. 8. where
they have large land interests.
Lisls. thread undervssts, 20 cents at
Ordways.
Several Of our places Of business are
short for clerks this week - Chas.
Fairbrothsr, Bob Wentworth, Ia Durrsll,
Fred Dow. Ernest Avor together with
Fred Hovey Of Bangor are camping At the
old orchard on the shore Of Hayden Lake,
for vacation.
Our farmers have been favored with
some Of The finest weather for harvesting
their hay crop the past week that ever
fell their lot, and It has bsea improved to
the utmost by the majority. From what
We can CLEAN It 10 apparent that this
seasons cut will not vary far from last
years.
Fairgrives' Bay. was honored on Fri
day of last week, by visit from Judge
Foster, who accompanied BY the counsel
Of both sides was looking over the land
claimed to bs overdowed on the west side
Of the Lake BY the erection Of the dam on
tho east side The entire party dined
with Mr.. Fairgrives, enjoying one Of his
famous nsh dinners.
Mr.. Andrew Jack, we'll known BY
Skowhegan people - the veteran mail
agent, who from 1851 70 the tina Of
Pres. Clsvelsnd's term, was In service
much Of the time between this place and
Portland, died u his homo in Gardiner.
on Thursday Of last week, his death b.
ing the result Of paralytic shock.
Our Veteran correspondent Mr.. Ebsn
weston Of Colorado, whose contributions
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