The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-31
Darius Houshton returned 70 Boston

Darius Hought0n returnsd TO Boston
Monday.
rs cent corsets for rs cents at N. B.
Heseltou's.
George r. Smith, Esq, of Winthrop
was In town Yesterday.
Ed. Emery was up from Gardiner for u
few days stay carly this week.
E. D. Curtis and Miss Pearl Curtis are
passing this week at Spruce Point.
You can get good deal of hat for a
little money at Colby's just now.
Mrs. A. G. Houston returned on Satur-
day to her home in Ssngerville.
Mtchell's steam mill resumed opera
lions on Saturday Of last week.
T. II. Anderson Ia on q business trip to
Boston this week, going Monday.
Nahum Steward went to Boothbsy
yesterday for stay of several days.
Odd lots of corsets to be closed ont re-
gardless of cost at N B. Heselton's.
c.. A. Marston and family returned to
heir summer home at Boothbay on Sat
urday.
From all accounts, our farmera are
harvesting greater amount OF hay them
was anticipated.
Look In Patterson's window aud see
bis display of Heinz's midget pickles.
Elegant goods.
DR.. F. S. Bigelow and his mother went
to Northport Wednesday for stay of
several weeks.
r. W. Brown left on trip - Houlton
and other parts of Aroostook county,
Wednesday morning.
From the 7th to the 18th of August
tickets to Boston will be Sold limited to
the 25th for $3.50.
Mr.. E. L. Russell has moved his FAINT
ly to Boston, where they purpose to re
main until October.
The Methodist csmpmeeting at No. An
son will commence on Monday, Sept lst
and continue i've dsys.
F. P. Pennell, Esq, was In town yes
terday and informed US that he has re.
signed the ONCE of Deputy Sheriff.
J. s. Murray accompanied by his wife
of Boston, Mass, Is taking a short vaca-
zion visiting friends In Skowhegan.
G. F. II. Paul has been passing a briei
vacation In Somerset county, returnlng
to;his home in Boston this morning.
Mrs. L. X. Dudley Of Newport has been
the guest Of Miss Ella Hight the pas,
week, returning to her home yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Heselton and Mrs. John
A. Dealey departed Wednesday for Old
Orchard beach to remain some weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Coburn accompanied by
NJ. T. Pooler. went to Southport by Sat
urday's train for brief stay at the sea
shore
VIII M. Bailey returned TO his home in
Maiden, Mass, to remain until the begin
ing of the fall term at the Maine State
College.
Miss 4. B. Dunton expects to close her
dressmaking rooms At White & Wildes
this week, for vacation through August
and September.
Messrs Coffin and Miss Coffin, guests
of Jas. F. Coffin and family returned to
their homes In Massachusetts, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Daselle Of Carmel, Is the guest Of
Mrs. ]. b. Herrin. Her beautiful St..
Bernard dog so much admired on our
streets last season Is with her.
John Dore shot q white woodchuck
recently while cunning In the company
pasture" and W. r. Clifford, purchased
and mounted the auimai.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Noyce with Mrs. W.
Il. Deane and the Misses Stevens, are at
Parkman Cottage, Hayden Lake, for a
weeks vacation.
DIR. c. Ii. Wilbur carries his thumb
done up In rag, the result of being hi,
with base ball. It. Is quite q severe
fracture of this useful member.
d. M. Parks of Pittsfeld, District Dep
ty, made an official visit to Parmenas
Encampment, No. IS l. o. o. f. of this
place on Tuesday evening, July 2s.
W. R. Clifford, the taxidermist shipped
a beautiful set of horns taken from o
Texas steer, and several birds to gen
t,eman In Ashland, Mass, Wednesday.
futile Brothers on their fine farm In
this town harvested In the short space OF
IL days 100 tons of hay in good shape
well made. They employed men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Pishou went tC
Squirrel Island Monday morning, where
Mrs. Plshon will remain several weeks
George went on to Boston on business.
Maj. John W. Berry OF Gardiner was In
town Monday to consult members Of the
Congregational society, In regard TO the
decoration of the interior Of their church
ediice.
Flour has advanced In price a. we all
know, but Patterson Is yet selling his
Fancy" At $3.50. The next barrel you
buy should be his Fancy aud you will
make NO mistake.
Elk. Delauo, our baker, has hired a
vacant store In Harrington for a portion
of next week, and means to be on hand
10 that place on the day Of FJrepaugh's
circus, with stock Of goods.
Mrs. W. II. Mclaughlin and her little
daughter Marion, of West Medford Mass.
we're In town last week on their way to
Athens where they intend spending few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Roswell L. Taylor Of Melrose,
Mass, was In town Tuesday returning
the same day taking with him his young
son who has been visiting grand parents,
Albert Fuller and wife for some weeks.
DR.. C. P. Sawyer will be at Emery's
Hotel, Athens, Monday, August 4; Bali
ey's Hotel, Harmony, Tuesday, August
9th and Park House, Hartland, Wednes-
day, August 9Th, for the practice Of dem
tistry.
The cause of the fire alarm rung Sun.
day afternoon. WAS from the overturning
Of kerosene stove at the house Of 8. A.
Dinsmore. The fire was smothered with
rugs before the fre department could
reach them.
Mr.. Chas. Dodge came TO town Tues
dav morning and on Wednesday morn