The Somerset reporter., 1891-09-17
Horse blankets at orlway's

The large building used as carriage
and storehouse on the Heseltcn House
lot has been faced round to the street and
is to be connected with the main stables
The annual meeting of the Non-P4rtisan
W. c. T. L., for the election of onleers
for the ensuing year, will be held Sept.
%. All members are urged to be present.
New lot of Kid gloves, fall shades, at
| Ordway's.
The grocery and provision stores are to
close this Thursday afternoon. We also
learn that many of the factories are to
shut down that all may visit the ir to-
day
Mrs. L. II. AmSzeen of Cornville, ar
rived home Tuesday from Lewiston,
where she has been for week or more,
visiting her daughters, Miss Dell return
ing with her.
Miss Mary F, Palmer OF Cornville, took
this mornings train for Boston where she
will spend a few days among friends, and
then proceed to Milwaukee, Wis, for a
years stay,
wv . . ,'"'So Vi 'i'i"'N u e'e
rrosdou uo loo, ho,h ouos and o.,a
near losing his life from a gun shot wound
roooi,,oa IL .ho srrror 80 ,ect
" wy '.o' ~ ~ "''''" '"eU WEN
o'''el 0'e' o'anu WIN INC -''' 0iass anu
io'ii Mug oo'n 'ile minute anu green
stations of all ages making an easy mile
in 2.25 l-2.
Wool warn only cents hall Mt Ord
WAYS,
,I,ss oro I..,o.. ua,nr, u,.,,a
nioht from a fov woots v;s;, 70 poston
and yicini,y About trontu Of bar t,;onaa
and scbooluo,os ,oro hor roooo,.io a.
her home, where ice cream and cake
were served.
Rev. A. J. RackliG has received a call
from the Congregational church and Sc
ciety at Ellsworth to become pastor and
has it under consideration. The salary
offered is $1,000 and the society contem.
late buildinp a narsonaue
rho .o,,,nororoo ro,,,,,, 81 c,,,,,o.,o,
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cause are earnestly requested to come to
Hayden Lake Madison, saturday, sept
lo-2o, ana take part IN the temperance
meetings to be held at that time. aole
speakers Will he present.
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have grown to manhood and wlm4uhood,
and with the exception of brother in
the west, all were present on this occa-
sion.
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Governor bufie'sn arrived mere ia9'
evening uri''ne S''oss i'o'' ihAr,'an0
mai, in town until tho o,cIook train
II. attended, the fair in The evening" and
,hia mornino was called unon AT Hotel
Cohurn nv MANY of our citizens and
driven about town and to the mark.
Samuel Woodman OF CorhVllle, VINO on
Sunday last passed his o6th birthday was
in attendance upon the Spiritualist Camp
meeting last week at Madison and mao
A. u,,,.., aaa,,,,
a.;a. .. IT., ,.,,,a Iat. Stou,hona, ,as.
'ardav for Roston on a visit of several
weeks to his son in that city.
MI VII W. o. Neehe' VIM 10 ''''',Ns
oAo"h'S"n io' io" '"'
ny MS Two SOUS a"o ope osuEut'' '''1'
hoith' gave reoep 'ion a"u "'p !" tHe''
h'noi ~ Ut
was a'1eh'eu Wy ANU. ~ VI 'A0" ~ b
oest Jung poopie' n'i.e''''"O1''
SCI Voo' ~ was "e'' N'-''
all VINO participated
Mr.. Lewis Anderson left nome for fort-
land Monday where he joined a large
party of the New England Wooden Manu-
facturef's Association, of which organiza-
ton he is the president, and they are on
an excursion to Moosehead Lake and
Kneo this week. Mr.. Anderson wore
away with much pride an all wool suit Of
clothes made at his mill, and which on
the Friday previous was in the loom.
,y o., hoo o,,rod tro,,, oort.
,., o,ana., 1.-Two 80 nan, ooods
o. f. h'iheison LAS oeou 'ppo'"'o'
Speciai agent Vi VIC u o. Dopai ''"'N'
Agriculture W oo'ieo' ''a'nPi'o Vi '"'
al crops III INNS seo''on anu ''p'4' va,
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