The Somerset reporter., 1890-08-21
New fall prints and aluphams at Ord

New fall prints and Glnghams at Ord
ways.
1915 in prizes will be contested fol
next Wednesday.
Miss Mande Russell of Belfast is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Linen towels, ten cents each at M. B.
Heselton's.
c. A. Ross and family returned home
on Monday night, last.
Mr.. Fred'k Hoyt is on visit to his sc n
In Boston this week.
Dr. II. Leavitt returned on Friday last
from his business trip to Canals.
Remember the visit of DIR. Fitzgerald
at Hotel Heselton, on Monday next.
Rev. d. B. Holt with his wife and
daughter, are visiting in Franklin County.
S. ]. Court for Som. County convenes
on Sept. 10, this year, Judge Walton W L
preside.
N. G. Kendall and wife are on vaca.
tion trip to Wilton and the Rangely
Lakes.
Rev. Mr.. Berry Of Pennington, preach.
ed from the pulpit of the NJ. +. Church
last Sabbath.
+. r. Buck extended his visit through
this week, and Is expected to return on
Monday next.
Mrs. C. W. Russell and daughter are
visiting Mr.. Buzzell, who is located In
town In business.
NJ. B. Heseltou offers special bargains
In fancy goods, crocksry and glassware
for Wednesday Aug. 81.
VIII Weeks former Skowhegan boy,
now employed In the shoe business at
Portsmouth. N. H. is visiting In town.
Remember the Barn Raising at Good
VIII Farm Thursday the 2sth inst. at 10
O'Clock A. M. All are invited.
Chas H. Playze returned home Tues
day night from q nine days visit to
friends in Boston, Lynn, etc.
Mrs. Chas. Fairbrother, A. G. Blunt
and Wallace Blunt are guests at the Fair
grieves' cottage, Fairgrieves' Bay this
week.
Six carloads of whiting came In on the
freight train this morning for c. M. Bal
ley & Sons oilcloth factory, and seven
more are on the way.
The linemen Of the Electric Light Co.
were busy Wednesday takin 6 down the
wire of the Westinghouse system OF
lighting from the poles on Water Street.
Mrs. Allen and daughter, Miss Mabel
who have been the guests of Charles
Fairbrother and family returned to their
home In birmingham, Mass, on Friday
of last week,
The yearlng, "All so" colt, the proper
ty Of Fred c. Pooler, which has been
kept In Kentucky since it was bred, was
shipped to Fairview Stock Farm the past
week, and received Saturday morning
o. X.
Tickets for the Knights Templar Con
cert and Ball, will be on sale on and af-
ter Saturday next, the 23inst. Lower
floor tickets at Estes and Wards and re-
served gallery tickets at Bixby and
Bucks.
DR.. j. A. Dow Of Boston, an expert In
Horse Dentistry, is stopping at II )tel
Heselton for few days. Parties desir-
ing the services of Veterinary Surgeon
would do we'll to consult with the
Doctor. Prices reasonable; consults
ton free.
Mr.. Walter Pullen of Hoboken, N. j..
came to town Saturday night to join his
wife. On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Pullen left to visit relatives In
Monson, and later Mrs. Pullen will re-
turn for a more extended visit to her
father in this place.
Mrs. Mary s. Gilblair died at her home
in this place on Tuesday last at the ad-
vanced age of SO years. Dece ased was
the mother of eleven children, grand
mother of GG; greatgrandmothe to so,
and great greatgrandmothe of l. Her
funeral services were held at St. Mary, s.
Church this A. M.
Those who CHANGED to be at the track
yesterday afternoon, were treated to
some fast work by representatives from
Fairview Stock Farm. The famous stall
lion, "All-So" was given fast quarter In
50 seconds, 2.20 clip, and the bay pace
ing mare fast mile in 2.3O. c. F. Nc
Clellan's "Sancho" was also driven
mile in 2.34.
Four young lads were caught in the
act, of carrying away hay caps, stolen
from the hay barn of II. s. Steward
about two miles from this village, OIL
Monday afternoon last. They were sup
posed to be the same gang that have
committed other depredations In thai
vicinity and were arrested and allowed
to sleep in the lookup that night. The
next day they were arraigned before
Judge Dascomb, plead guilty and the
costs guaranteed by the parents, sentence
was left hanging over them.