The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-05-29
Warmers corsets at White 4 wildes'

Miss Z B. Dnnton is now lnvalesclne
quite rapidly and Is able to take daily
rides.
st. Mary's Catholic church was tn,
scene of wedding on Tuesday night OF
last week.
Mrs. II. G. Leighton OF Portland ar
rived by Mondays train for visit tC
friends In town.
Miss Noyes, of Lynn, Mass. and Mis-
Allen of Peabody, Mass, are the guests
Of +. |. Noyes and family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex. Lumsden are con
templating trip to Scotland soon to b,
gore some months.
Secretary Dennison of the Maine Agri
cultural Society WAS a guest at Hote
Coburn last night
Mr.. +. Phillips, Manager OF thu
Equitable Life Assurance Society fo
Maine, was In town yesterday
Mr.. IL. C. Russell of No. Cornville
shipped a fine horse, Gan Advocate) to {
purchaser In Mass, on Friday last.
That Oriental condensed Coffee In pin
bottles at Patterson's is pleasing those
who have tried it. Price yec.
Mr.. IL. W. Cushing and Mrs. Gushing
are expected to return home this week
from their winters sojourn in the south.
Last Monday was the busiest day fol
gardeners of the year, and we dc ubt II
even yet the gardens in town are made
The Daily kennebec Journal after June
2, is to reach here on the O'Clock morn
ing train and to be delivered to subscrib'
ers by carriers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Houston and Lewis,
returned home Monday, from visit of
two weeks with their sons in Guilford
aud Sangerville.
Mr.. Wilder Colby has established him
self in New York city, as an analytical
and consulting chemist, with an office at
1877 Pearl street.
F. r. Buck and George Gushing are at
Augusta attending the annual meeting of
the kennebec and Somerset Druggists
Association.
.tcannot be that you have failed to try
Pilot Boy tobacco If you are consumer
of the weed. Biggest and best plug for
10 cts. an Pstterson's
Rev. Father Charland of Waterville de-
livered lecture one evening last week at
St. Mary's church in this place; subject,
THE History of Confession.
Miss May Elise Fellows returned to
Boston on Monday last to continue her
musical studies, but will return and pass
the summer months with her parents.
An opportunity is now offered to buy a
good farm. Inquire at this office or of
b M. Steward three miles south of this
village, near the old Coburn farm. Nv
F. A. Robbins second advertising car
was in town Friday. In the evening a
new departure was the magic lantern
exhibition upon canvass opposite Hotel
Heselton, displaying circus ads as well
as other pictures.
portion of the party at Carry Ponds
returned hone Tuesday night Messrs.
C. +. Drew and C. ID. Miller, report a
catch of 200 Monday in the smaller pond,
and the REPORTER extends thanks for
some of the incest of that catch.
The Ladies of Russell Post who at
tend the Memorial services at Coburn
Hall May 30th, are requested to wear
white gloves, and those not supplied can
find the same at very low price at Jud-
kins and Duntons. Per order Of the COM
The Volunteer base ball club started
for Pittsheld Saturday morning by team,
where they were billed to play in the aft
ernoon. When about three miles out
the rear axle of the carriage broke, and
they had to return to town, and give up
the trip.
Messrs Parlin and Walton, counsel
for Micah w. Norton have petitioned for
writ of hdbeas corpus to secure his re-
lease on bail. The hearing is expected to
come off Friday or Saturday before Chief
Justice Peters and Associate Justice
Walton, at Augusta!
Rev. d. B. Holt, pastor of the NJ. E.
church announces the following subjects
for alternate Sundays In June: June l.,
Summer Time in Life" 8, (Children's
Day; 10, parental Duty 22--;
20, Patriotism" cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.
DR.. Orrin Fitzlerald was at the Hesel-
ton House this week, where he had his
usual crowd Of patients. He gives notice
that he will visit Skowhegan again next
mopth-at Hotel Heselton, Wednesday,
June 25th, and will examine all who may
call during that time free Of charge.
The 67th annual meeting of the Somer
set conference Of Congregational church
es will be held at Scion, Me-, June 10th
and 18th. 1t Is desired that every church
having a Y. P. s. C. L. society should
send president and one delegate in add
ton to the delegates for the church.
The Law court for the middle district
of Maine is in session at Augusta this
week. Hon. d. d. Steward Of st. Adams
Hon. s. J. Walton and Z. P. Coffin Esq,
J. J. Parlin ESQ of North Arson, and s.,
H. Willard Esq. of Mercer, were In
attendance Tuesday.
The several Grand Army posts of Som
erset County expect tie attend the Nation
al Encampment at Boston as battalion
They have been assigned quarters at
Mechanics Building on Columbus Ave
nue.. The greater part Of the posts from
Maine will probably be quartered there.
Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt, president Of the
Ladies' Relief Corps, (NationaD for
Maine on Tuesday evening, instituted a
Corps having 81 charter members at
Orono. She also instituted 3 Corps at
Kennebunk recently, with charter
membership of %. and expects soon to
institute one at Wells.
DIR. F. ]. Taylor Of Plttsneld was in
town last week and purchased fine top
carriage Of T.. W. Chase. the carriage
dealer. Like the majority the doctor
looked and bought where he felt he
could do best 1t just suits Chase to have
you get others prices before his, as he
feels be can beat them all.