The Somerset reporter., 1891-06-04

j. II. Lawley of Boston, was in tow
over Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Sawyer has lost his cocker spanie
dog, and offers reward See ad.
Mr.. VIII Gushing who has been danger
ously sick with pneumonia is gainir,
slowly.
! The desirable tenement over Woo
! bury & Cages store is to rent Apply a
II. W. Cushing's.
Mr.. II. H. Rice reports business brisl
In the selling of the s. d. Arnold stock
See what is said elsewhere.
Don't miss seeing the new and move
parade of Germans Ministries, next Sat
urday at noon.
We failed to chronicle the fact last
week of Ralph Halls early find of large
bouquet Of wild buttercups.
Messrs, Woodbury. & Gage recently
purchased about 1000 lbs. of wool In
Mercer, paying 25c per pound.
Jas. M. Frost, passed Decoration day
and the Sabbath following, in Bath and
Portland, returning home Monday noon.
M. B. Heselton has a fine sssortmen,
of cotton hosiery, ladies underwear, rib.
bons laces, etc.
Gen. r. r. Shepherd Is In Boston this
week, and goes to Minnesota next week
He will be away from home two weeks
or more.
There will be a reunion and banquet of
the alumni of the Skowhegan and Bloom
field Academy al Hotel Coburn on Friday,
June II.
Miss Fannie Weeks, who has been vsit-
ing the family of Judge Priest for the
past few weeks, returned to her home in
Boston Friday.
Dennis Murphy is cooking for the
Kennebec Log Driving Corporation at
Fairfield. He began exercising his cul-
mary skill there Monday last.
Mr.. Albert II. Sawyer and his newly
welded wife of Lisbon Falls are the
guests Of Mr.. Sawyer's parents. DR.. G. P
Sawyer aud wife of this place.
Mr.. B.A. Sawyer of the firm Vaughan &
Sawyer, has moved his family to this
place, and they are located for the pres
ent in the house of Mr.. Vaughn.
DR.. W. M. Pulsifer attended the an
nual meeting of the Maine IIo uoeopathic
Physicians at Portland, Tuesday. He re-
ported two cases on disease of the ear.
Rev. Pitt Dillingham;, who has been
visiting relatives in town, returned to his
home in Boston Friday. Mrs Dillingham;
and Mrs j. b. Ball, left here Monday
morning.
A job lot of Ladies' hose In fancy col
ors, for 25c pair at Stewards, regular
SOC stocking.
Next Sunday there being a communion
service at the NJ +. church In the morn
ing the regular prearchng service will be
held In the auditorium at I P. M. Sub
ject, Discipleship.
The Maine State Fair premium list
comes to US in a neat and large pamr hlc;.
1t Is a long, attractive list and covers
every line of agriculture, horticulture,
etc, etc.
The Congregational church has post
poned the obse rvance of Childrens Day
until the first Sunday in July. The day
will then be observed by appropriate ser
vices both morning and evening.
Arrangements have been made fer
holding Episcopal church services in GA.
r. hall every two weeks. The next SER
vice will be one week from Sunday next,
at 80 p. NJ , all are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. J. M. Leighton of Manchester, H.,
is visiting relatives in Skowhegau. Mr.
Leighton removed to Illinois with his
parents from this county nearly. hfty years
ago, and this is his first visit east In the
meantime.
Ladies fine jersey ribbed undervests, 8
Tor 20 cts at OrdWays.
The new importation of horse flesh re-
Gently made by L L. Walton, Esq, for
the use of his daughters Is much admired.
The pony is of beautiful shape, and he
has both n dog cart and canopy top
phaeton for vehicles.
E. L. Walker our Skowhegan painter,
reports business as first class. He has
recently finished job Of decorating in
oil colors at the residence of E. b. Hill
which it is said is as "good as the best
In both design and execution. You can't |
do better than to see ed" when in want
Of painter.
The Catholic Society of Skowhegan
are to hold fair some time In the early
part Of July. The society have decided
10 make extensive repairs to the interior
If their church. The gallery which goes
across the end of the church is to be ex-
ended on both Sides Mr.. W. ii. CLANCY
If this place is to have charge OF the
work.
The County Commissioners held an ad
iourned session at the Court House Satur-
day at which they transacted the usual
amount of routine business and adjourned
to mee4 at Madison, June 9th, on road
petition and at the residence of II. F.
Butler, Ripley, June lo.b, to appoint an
agent to open road leading from II. f.
Buffers to St. Adams.
At regular meeting of Eureka Lodge
No. 1913 OF Skowhegan, Of the New Eng
and Order of Protection, on Monday
evening, the following officers were nomi-
mated W. b. Steward, warden; Mrs. W
H. Emery, Vice Warden; F. NJ. Forbes,
F. s. Morrill,, Treas W. II.
Emery. Chap; E. O. Berry, Guide; Miss
Mae Merrill, Guard; W. Dean, Sent; M.
B. Heselton, Deputy Warden.
See those great bargains Ordway Is Of
fering in dress goods.
The game of ball advertised for Sat
urdsy forenoon last between the Lewis
tons and Skowhegans was cancelled, as
owing to the threatening weather the
Lewistons failed to appear. During the
Afternoon the "Cllppers" another local
club, composed of younger players de-
feated the Stars Of Waterville. in handy |
putting up game Of ball that
was very commendable. For youngsters
theyiare smart set and the spectators
uera nrnnd of them. The score WAS 10 |