The Somerset reporter., 1891-10-01
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| '' ii'"a naYo vi AUGUSTA, Is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Oliver Walker.
E. b. Curtis selected in New Yorl, last
week, very large aud fine assortment of
millinery.
Don't ask for credit at S. s. Gould's af-
ter October LIST. II you do it will only
to be refused.
Miss Lena Hill of Belmont. Mass, is
the guest of Col. A. W. Wlldes aud family
this week.
The town of Wellington will hold her
cattle show and fair on Tuesday next,
Oct. 9th.
The continuation of dry weather makes
1t bad for manufactures TALL kinds along
the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hubhel of Fitch
burg, Mass, are guests of Mr. Geo.
Wentworth and family.
10 penny steel wire nails S2s5, cask
after Sept. Both, spot cash business, at
Gould's, No. Arson.
N. w. Brainerd, ESQ.,, and Mrs Brain.
erd attend the Touchdown wedding at
Wateryille this evening.
Mrs. Edith Goodwin and Misses Sarah
J. Anderson and J. B. Nay returned from
their New York trip last evening
Miss Lottie Leonard returned to her
home in Somerville, Mass, by the morn.
ing train of Saturday last.
Mrs. F. B. Stilson has returned home
from her visit at Fairfield accompanied
by her neice, Mrs +. L. Pinkham
Twilled linen for making hemstitched
table cloths and napkins at Stewards.
Mr.. II, L. Cushing has secured posi-
ton in photograph studio at Belfast and
left home Monday for that city.
Messrs, Silas Leland and Fred r. Phil
brick are on a sporting trip to Parlin
Pond and into the Enchanted Ponds
Henry Galway is the man to good job
on grading. His latest is at the house
owned by Sam'l Robinson, Pleasant St.
Register of Deeds, W. II. Emery and
Mrs. Emery are on a, pleasure drive to
Oakland, Wayne, Mt. Vernon, Fairfield,
etc.
Miss Theodate L. Smith, who has been
passing the summer in Skowhegan, re-
turned to Washington, d. c., on Satur-
day last.
Down pillows IS inches square, 60 cts
at Stewards.
Those who have bees to keep during
the winter should see to 1t very early that
they have enough to keep them through
the winter
The Juvenile Templars have decided to
change the time of their meeting to Is;
p. NJ, Wednesdays. All are requested to
be present.
J. NJ. Chsnut's "Fine Paris Gloves" ev.
cry pair fitted, and all first quality war
ranted, at Miss j, B. Nays, 80 Madison
Avenue.
Mrs. G. + Oak of Caribou and her lit.
tie girl who have been visiting the fam
ilv of j p. Oak, returned to their home
yesterday
Mrs. H. II. Bigeow announces her
annual fall opening of trimmed hats and
bonnets en- Friday and Saturday of this
week, Oct. I'd and Sd.
Mr.. W H. Norton shows us some very
fine specimens of grapes raised by him in
his garden. The varieties are, the Moore's
Early, and the Champion.
The Ladies' Cooking club, by invitation
Of Mrs. L. L. Morrison one of their num-
Der, visited her at her summer home" The
Madison Pond, on Tuesday
last.
full line of genuine G. b. corsets AT
Il Dyer's.
Herbert N. Pratt of the class of '9l,
has gone to Wstervile to take a year in
the college preparatory course, at the
Coburn Classical Institute, previous to
Colby.
Ladies desiring the correct thing in
calling cards should call and see our fine
line of samples of engraved work, and
learn the reasonable price at which we
can furnish them.
There is trouble about encroachment
Of farm fences upon one of the roads
leading from Norridgewock to Starks and
[. f. Loriug is engaged in looking up the
road lines to a nicely.
L. W. Weston and Mrs. Weston are
with the excursion party to Canada
which left Skowhegan Tuesday They
will visit Quebec, Montreal and other
parts of the Dominion before returning
home.
An adjourned term of the court of
County Commissioners will be held at the
Court House the Sth instant and the com
missioners go to Bingham the 9th to as
sess land damage on the Somerset rail
road on petition of Mr.. j. d. Merrill.
Best linseed oil only As cents at Gould's
after October lst, No. Arson.
Mrs. V. s. Palmer received a fall last
week from a chair In which she was
standing, resulting In the fracture Of her
leg, and she has since been confined to
ler bed. Owing to the lady's advanced
age the accident is more serious than
would at first seem.
Miss Leora Withee, who has been at
Rye Beach, N. H., for few weeks visit.
ing friends, returned home Tuesday
During her absence she met with an &C
cldent while out driving, from which she
escaped without serious in
jury, yet has not recovered fully from the
effects of It,.
Mr.. Geo. C, Jones, one Of the best
guides of the Upper Kennebec region,
was in town Tuesday, on his return from
q trip to Boston. He brought Mr.. Clifford,
the taxidermist, the skin Of bear recent
" killed by him on Bald Mountain, which
he is to have made into rug, but he first
took 1t to r. T. Patten to get the bounty
paid on these animals by the State.
Steward has full line of ladies' under
wear, hosiery and gloves at bottom prices.
Rev. W. G. Mann, of Pueblo, Colo,
was in town a few days last week and
over the Sabbath, the guest of c. M
Bratnerd and family. He preached from
the pulpit Of the Congregational church
at the usual morning service on Sunday,
and was listened to with much interest by