The Somerset reporter., 1890-08-07

Miss May Burrill returned SATURDAY
from . visit Of several weeks In Boston
Samuel Emerson arrived home Tues
Day morning from Minneapolis. MINI.
Miss BOsworth Of Roxbury, Mass. l,
. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Steward
Rev. G. p. Allen D. d. Of Kents Hill
|, will preach At the NJ. X. Church mex
Sunday.
Miss Marybel Chsse Is on visit to hel
parents In willimantic. Conn. for q few
weeks.
We notice among those recently grant.
cd pensions the name of John Lashon OF
this place.
DIR. F. A. Crossman and wife of Fair.
field drove up from home Sunday, dining
at the Heselton.
Remnants of Prints, Glnghams and
Chambrays at M. B. Heseltou's.
+. d. Hall, Of Minneapolis, MINI, came
to town last evening, to remain several
weeks.
d. +. Judkins of the firm Judkins and
Dunton is mentioning at his old home in
Athens.
Mrs. w. II. Mathews of Bath with two
children have been visiting relatives In
town for SOME weeks.
Mr.. Chas. Gilman Is assisting r. T.
Patten as clerk during the absence of
Miss Wing.
Miss Lizzie Currier left on Saturday
last to pass the month Of August at Cold
Springs on the Hudson.
Mr.. G. c, Mann, a special agent of
Griffin Wentworth, Is on a business
trip to Belfast this week
Mr.. H. g. Smith, of Foxboro, Mass.
made his home a brief visit this week,
returning Tuesday.
James Wright Esq. and Mrs. Wright
leave tomorrow for few weeks visit
among friends In Massachusetts,.
Extra values in blk. wool dress goods
at Ordway's
Mrs. Lot M. Morrill, of Augusta who
has been guest Of Hotel Coburn some
weeks, returned home on Saturday last.
Mrs. Ann Jacobs of Portland, accom-
panied BY her grandson, Master Willie
Hoyt, is visiting friends in Skowhe-
gan.
Rev. c. F. Whitcomb, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will preach on Sun.
day next from the theme, Jonah and
the Gourd."
Mrs. A. R. Donnelly, nee ANGELA R.
Jewett of Boston with her little daughter
Hazel. are the guests Of her cousin L. B.
Jewett Of this place.
Mr.. Bert Gushing, Of the firm Cushing,
Olmstead & Snow, clothiers, Boston, &C.
companied by his wife was a guest at
Hotel Coburn over the Sabbath.
A representative Of Norcross Bros, tn e
large contractors of Boston was in town
Monday night, looking after masons to
60 to Massachusetts to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spear, accompanied
by Mrs. Neil the mother Of Mrs. Spear,
departed on Monday last, to visit friends
In Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Such weather as that of Monday and
Tuesday makes person long for the sea-
shore, Monday the thermometer registed
SO In the shade.
Great bargains in nam bod spreads, ct
Ordway's.
Capt. John H. Merrill of Washington
D. c., gentleman nearly 30 years of ag 9
yet hale and hearty. is on a visit to his
brother X. H. Merrill In this place.
C. e. Hlnckley, who Is an sttache of a
hospital in Middletown, Conn.,, after a
brief vacation In Somerset County re-
turned to his home Monday morning.
Miss Mary Eaton depsr ted Monday on
an extended vacation trip. She will visit
Portland, Boston, Salisbury Beach, be-
sides places In Connecticut, and be ab-
sent six weeks.
G. E. LlttleHeld, Esq.,, of Rockland,
Attorney General Of Maine, was q guest
of Hotel Heselton during his brief stay
in our town this week.
Col. Stanley Plummer, postmaster of
the U. s. Senate, returned home Tuesday
afternoon and went to Northport Wed
nesday. He returns to Washington with
in few days.
A committee from the Congregation
a church have closed u contract with
Jose & Morton Of Portland to do the
fIescoing of the church, and work on
same will be commenced next week.
Capt. John o. johnson has completed
the compilation Of mortgages for Som.
erset county and goes to Pennington TO-
day TO help In finishing up the work of
that county. Mrs. johnson has been
spending the week with Mr.. johnson at
Hotel Heselton.
VIM. +. Blunt. v. 8. lost quite = val
liable three months colt on Tuesday
morning last. the direct cause being from
An abscess under the windpipe. He was
after Bay Fearuaught and out Of mare
by Won Moltke, and good judges pro.
nounced him one of the most promising
animals In Somerset County.
The horse Of Ell Hayden Of Madison,
hitched on Water St. last Saturday be-
came frightened broke his fastening, and
started on . wild time toward the bridge.
A. he entered ON the side one wheel
caught the bridge, the other colliding
with team containing "Uncle" Daniel
Webb and little girl throwing them to
the ground, but without serious injury.
The horse continued his run to the Island
where he WAS captured.
Il must b very gratifying to Mr.. g. 3.
Hill the owner of that due stallion, Pick
pocket, Jr. that his horse ID doing 20 ane
business this season, and that there are
20 many hns animals being bred to him.
We learn Of one man in Norridgewock
who bred four good mares 70 him this
season, one man in Skowhegan who has
bred three, and last week O. h. Burrill
bred his fne Boone mare 10 this horse,
last season having bred her to Nelson.
A jolly party Of gkowhegah young L.
dies took the morning train Of yesterday
for the ssashore, TO remain two weeks,
made up - follows: Misses Grace Col