The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-06-11

Remember the reward offered for the
return Of DR.. Sawyer's Corker Spanie
dog.
Col F. W Carr of Bangor, Supt of the
American Express Company, was In
town yesterday.
Rev. L. A. Wyman, ID. d., preached an
able sermon at the Bethany church last
Sunday afternoon.
Another big lot of those skirts and
night-robes, at Ordwsy's. They are Ger.
tainly bargains.
Miss Lou Vickery returned Saturday
afternoon to spend her vacation at hef
home in this village
Rev. A. J. Racklih is to preach the
Bsccalaureate sermon to the Senior class
next Sunday at 1890 A. NJ.
Mrs B. c. Thomas, for nearly forty
years a devoted missionary in Iudia, is al
the Sanitarium of DR.. Conant.
Orders for flowers for Commencement,
exercises should be placed before Friday
evening if possible. II. T. Patten.
A party of ladies who have not met to
gether since 1888, are to have reunion
and banquet at the Heselton, July Fad.
The excursion of the Board of Trade
and other societies to Bingham has been
postponed to Tuesday the 23rd instant.
Will the person finding pair of gold
bowed eye glasses the past week bring
them to this Office and obts.n a reward.
Colby won the game against Bowdoin
yesterday IL to IL, in II inn ngs. The
games are now tie between the clubs.
A large stock of midsummer millinery
received this week at Mrs II. II. Bigelow's
including crepe hats already for trimming.
Volney b. Gushing of Bangor, speak,
in Coburn Hall, Friday night, June 10
Subject, 1.-The Liquor power In politics.
1t is reported that the Skowhegan base
ball club are to play the Carrsbsssets a.
No. Arson ON July 4th for purse of
$4,000.
See the mark down dress goods at Ord
ways.
Mr.. Daniel Webb, who has been receiv.
ing treatment at the eye infirmary, in
Portland, is reported to be in ynry cri'i
cal condition.
Ladies and children wishing to have a
first class haircut or shampoo would do
well to call on C. McGill, 80 Water street,
opposite post-otllce.
Messrs. T. II. Anderson, G. j. Bailey
and +. .. Sawyer, accomsned by their
wives are passing the present week camp
ing and fishing at Pleasant Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Il. Wall and son Of
Chicago, are the guests at the home Of
N. W. Brainerd, Esq. They will remain
in Somerset several weeks.
DR.. C. P. Sawyer of this place will be
at the Colby House, Moose River, on
Tuesday and Wednesday June 10th and
18th for the practice of dentistry.
The best summer corset for scots at
White & Wildes'.
The Juvenile Orchestra are to furnish
music for the Grammar School exercises
which come off tomorrow, friday even-
ing, in the Bethany Baptist church.
The German Bros. Ministries passed
last Sunday at the Heseton, this making
four times this popular company have
passed the Sabbath at this popular hotel.
DIR. Fred NJ Eaton and wife and son,
who have been visiting DR.. Eaton's pa
rents for a few weeks returned to their
home In Camden, N. J Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Will Abbot who is In the employ
of the pattern department of the p )rtland
Locomotive Works, is spending q few
weeks vacation with his mother, in this
village.
Miss Ettie Vaughan left Tuesday for
North Arson, where she Is to continue
the school now being taught by Miss Liz
zle Pesse, who sails from New York for
Paris.on Saturday.
i Up to date, L. W. Chase Informs US he
has had the biggest sale of carriages he
has ever had. But he was ready for 1t,
and is expecting another carload of car
riages this week.
Whole wristed undressed kid gloves,
blacks and tans, ssery pair warranted, al
Ordways.
Mr.. II. G. Smith OF Foxboro, Mass.
came to skowhegsn last week, joining
his wife who has been visiting IN this vi
cnity several weeks, They expect to re-
turn home Friday of this week.
Omar Clark and VIM. Clark of Cara
funk were In town Monday and made
business trips to Wsteryille and Rich
mond Tuesday, returning shere Tuesday
evening and home Wednesday morning.
1t Is reported in an exchange thai
Johnnie Priest, late of the Portsmouths
and who for three years did as much as
any one to bring the State championship
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Lewiston league base ball club.
Mr.. j. b. Bracket of Portland, has re.
Gently purchased of W. II. Clifford a large
caribou which Mr.. Clifford had lately
mounted. 1t is very fine specimen anc
was killed on johnson Bald Mountain
Mr.. Bracket has had 1t shipped to Port
land.
The Skowhegan Water Company are
Putting sluice way into the dam at the
pumping station In order to be able to LEI
the water out rapidly when necessary to
cleanse the basin. The water may bs
somewhat roily for a short time bu
takers will not be subject to this trouble
but for day or two at most,
The members of the Methodist Episco
, pal society gave their pastor, Rev. Z. L
House, and family q reception In thu
church vestries Friday evening last. In
vitations were extended to the clergymel
and representatives Of other churches.
; large number we're In attendance and tn
occasion was a most pleasant one.
: Episcopal church service, will he con
Quoted at the Grand Army Hall, next Sun
day at $50 P. M. The Rev. J. w
Sparks of Watervills will otilciate. Mr.
. Sparks purposes to bring with him tn
we'll known supplied choir consisting o
fifteen voices Of men and boys belonging
:. to St. Marks church, who will render tn
:. musical portion Of the service. A cords