The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

COMMERCIAL
no 90 ",a;l viii receive careful attention.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Remnants Of everything at half price q
ordways.
Mr.. George Webb lost good worl
horse last week.
DIR. H. c. Taggart Of Athens was ii
town Saturday.
Miss Maggie and Jennie Lumsden Ar
at Southport for vacation trip.
TO. Locke has been appointed post
master at Revere, vice David Il. Perkins
Mr.. Darius Houghton Of Boston. cma'
to town Saturday. might, for q few day
visit.
Further receipts on account Of The
Good viii supper bring the amount abov,
all expense up to eS5.05.
Civil Engineer DAnforth who Is survey
ing route for the Link, Is q guest al
Hotel Heselton.
Mr.. M. T. Pooler and family went tc
their summer home, Southport, by Sat
urday mornings train.
Dirt fees before Brussels soap like q
grasshopper before the advance Of yell
low.legged chicken.
Mr.. Lane of the firm Day, Bunker &
Lane, publishers Of the Dexter Gazstte,
made the REPORTER call Saturday.
Rev. c. v. Hanson addressed a large
meeting for men held In Bangor Sunday
afternoon last IN the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms.
William B. Brown Esq. has be en- ap-
pointed Deputy Clerk Of Courts during
the absence of the Clerk. Hon. L. H.webb.
Mrs. B. F. Baker, Mrs. J. W. Togler
and Master Ben Fogler are at Isleboro,
for few weeks stay, going on Saturday
last.
Handsome new black and white dress
goods at Ordway's.
Thos. W. Beatty, Supt. of the Oldtown
wooden mills, was In town over the Sab
bath, as the guest of L. Anderson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Steward departed
on Saturday Of last week, with their
children for 3 stay Of some weeks at
Spruce Point.
Miss Mary L. c. Fales departed Friday
last for visit to her former home In
Foxboro, Mass. In August Miss Fales
will visit Mouse Island for several weeks.
George Burns of Madison got his foot
badly crushed Friday last. He slipped
on the barn floor and the wheel of his
hay cart passed over 1t injuring 1t very
badly.
A young son of Fred Eaton. aged
years caught his little finger in the tooth
of horse rake one day last week, man.
Cling it SO severly - to necessitate am
putation.
Slips for use on free text books under
the new law. giving rules to govern
teachers and pupils can be obtained At
this Office printed to order at q reason
able price.
Twelve or more of the young ladies
that compose the &C. G. &C." are to
pass two weeks of August at Camp
Skowhegan, Southport, departing on the
9Th, Of that month.
Mr.. VIM. Donaldson with his swife and
child are on vacation trip to Boothbay.
Mr.. Donaldson IL meat cutter for Thomp-
son 4 Howes, and this Is his first "loaf"
for three years.
Hon. 8. J Walton and E. N. Merrill,
Esq, went to Portland Monday to argue
the case e. B. Hill vs.. James B. Dascomb
ct ais. executors before the Law Court
now in session at thst city.
A big job In 10 inch dress fiannels at
20 cents 1t Ordway's. Have been sold at
so cents.
Russell Post has invited the members
of E. P. Pratt Post of Fairfield to unite
with them on their August trip to the
National Encampnent Boston the latter
Post not going in body.
Mr.. Noah Reed has charge Of the lay
ing Of the wall 70 the new block 10
course Of erection BY Griffin q Went
worth, and the derrick 10 in place and
work progressing rapidly.
Uncle" Chas. whittier il slowly but
we are informed surely on the mend and
gaining strength daily; good news for
his large circle Of friends. He already Il
able to take drives on pleasant days.
Mrs. L. w.'Moore, with her two child
rem, and . young nsics Of her husband
from Now York, together with the two
children Of N. c. Cushing, returned 70
Mrs. Mooes.s home In Bangor Saturday.
DR.. John T. Gushing Of Turner who has
charge Of collecting statistic Of mortgage
Indebtedness Of the Stats for the Eleven
tn census was in town yesterday. His
duties calls him Into every county Of
Maine.
r. ". Brown shipped car load Of
cattle end calves 70 the Watertown mar
ket On Monday, b going BY the passsn-
ger train Of ~ same day 70 look sftsr
their sals. This 10 his first shlpmsnt for
the sumnsr.
The manufacture Of hay caps q the
Flbesits Mn has closed for he SEASON.
The sals Of the .pstsntsd pulp caps has
been most satisfactory 70. tn naaufact
ursss, hey having disposed Of nearly
forsy thousand this season.
Madison win b ~ banasr t'wn On
pssesasags Of gains Of population In
Somegsot u not in The 0taas. II 1850 The
popplafioa was 1915 and this year II y
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