The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

bargains in black silk edges at NJ i
Heselton's.
A bargain in ladies' % cent whit
apron, at Stewards.
Miss Mary L. c. Fales is vacationng a
Mouse Island.
Miss Emma Tobey is at Spruce Pon
for few weeks.
A. G. Houston of Sangervlle is vaca
tioning in town.
Mr.. S. W. Lawton made business triI
to Boston this week.
Black silk laces at Is, 20, 25 and 30 cts
yard at M. B. Heselton's.
Hon. S. j. Walton and family are al
Mouse Island this week.
Russell Post has an important meeting
Friday evening at G. A. r Hall
Chief Engineer Allen of the Maine
Central was in town Thursday last.
Col Stanley Plummer was in town
Monday and went to Augusta Tuesday.
Chas. + Doe of Boston, is passing his
vacation in Skowhegan and Cornvilie.
L. w. Chase has been absent the pas,
week on business trip to Massachusetts
Henry Galway is doing fine job OF
landscape gardening for two parties al
Shawmut.
New fur capes and muffs at Ordways.
Now is the time to buy before price ad.
yances.
Miss Bettina Nye of Boston is passing
few weeks with her mother on Winter
Street.
Harold c. Varney is passing his vaca-
ton In Portland and at the islands in
Portland Harbor.
Mrs. Ohas. Murphy went to Mouse Is.
land by Tuesdays train for a brief stay al
the "Samoset."
Mrs. Marion Gilman McCollom OF
Brooklyn, N, Y, is visiting at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. II. N. Howard.
Misses. Annie Laird of Providence, r.
|. and Stella Boucher of Portland are
guests of II. P. Thing and family.
Mrs. S. J. Walton came up from Mouse
Island Saturday night, returning to that
popular seaside resort Tuesday morning
Chas. Gilman who is now employed in
Wakefield, Mass. Is passing his summer
vacation with his parents in Skowhegan
Mr.. l. F. Loring of Norridgewock made
the REPORTER pleasant call last week
Heis well posted upon affairs in his town
Mr. C. W. Frost of Cornville, dealer in
drugs and druggists supplies, has estab-
llshei himself at ll9 Elizabeth ST., New
York city.
viii the person finding the ladies jack
ct on Russell road to Madison Tuesday,
leave 1t at White & Wildes' and be re-
warded.
Mrs. Eben Tourgee of Boston is the
guest of Jas. Fellows and family at their
summer house, Camp Wesserunset, Mad
son Pond.
We wish to make room for fall goods,
consequently have some summer goods to
96se at a low price. w. B. Steward, 81
Water Street.
IIoratio W. Cushing accompanied by c.
II. Dempsey of Boston is at Moosehead
Lake this week. He drove across the
country to Greenville.
Mrs. DIV. Allen Of Fairfield, Miss Ethel
Emery of Westboro, Mass, and Mr.. Har-
ry Mayo of Worcester, Mass. we're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Emery over Sun
day.
We are pleased to see that The select.
men purpose to enforce the law imposing
fine upon those persons who are in too
much of hurry to walk their horses
across Skowhegan bridges.
G. A. Parlin, Esq, one of the publish
ers of the Machas Union, who with his
wife has been spending a week at the
home Of his father, Maj. Amos Parlln re-
turned to his home Tuesday last.
Company E., Skowhegan Light Infau-
try, Capt Alonzo York, took the train
Monday morning for Augusta, to attend
the annual State muster, 2S muskets, Ia
having gone to Augusta Saturday.
Have you seen those So inch diagonal
dress goods for IL 1-2 cents at Ordway's.
Rev. H. A. Philbrick Of East Boston
preached at tile Universalist church Sun.
day evening to large audience. He
preached at North Arson In the morning
and drove to this place In time for the ev.
ening service.
Mr.. George A. Hopkins, cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Leavenworth,
Kansas, who is visiting friends In Maine,
was In town over Sunday, the guest OF
his uncle, Hon. A. R. Bixby. He former
ly resided in Bangor.
There will be Grange meeting at
Hayden's Grove, Madison. Thursday,
September 3rd. All patrons Of the order
are cordially invited to be present and aid
In making 1t q success. STATE Master
Hunt and other prominent patrons will be
present.
Among those who returned from vaca-
tloning at the seashore, Tuesday we no.
ticed: L. L. Walton, Esq and family,
Rev. G. V. Hanson and family. Capt. W.
H. Cabot and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Nolin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Baker and
John Robinson, Jr.
26 pieces Of black silk laces just re-
celved at N. B. Heselton's.
Rev. A. J. Rackliff has returned from
his vacation, and services will be resumed
at the Congregational church next Sun
day, Aug. %. Subject of the morning
sermon "Seeing the Invisible" Mem.
bers of the Sunday School are specially
requested TO be present at the opening
session.
Among the fine horses to be exhibited .,
the Eastern Maine aud State Fairs this
year from this vicinity will be the two
year colt. Allturus, by All-so, 2.2O Ia
bred by Moses French of Scion, now the
property Of A. X. Perkins of this place
and Dustor by Cunard, Jr., 2.2s IA, own
ed by the same gentleman.
The Somerset Spirituslist Campmeetint
Association will hold Its eleventh annua
session ct Hayden Lake. Madison, com
mencing September 9th, next, and endin
September 18th. DR.. H P. Fairfield o
Rockland. Mrs. Abbie Morse Of Sears