The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
New winter shawls at Ordway's.

day on insurance business.
Miss Jennie Davis is visiting relatives
in Waterville and Gardiner.
Remnants of ribbon for fancy work
and trimmings at M. b. Heseltons,
Miss Mary Stuart Tuttle is on vaca-
ton trip to relatives In Exeter, N. H.
Mrs. s. A. Dinsmore went to Old
orchard Beach, Monday for brief stay.
Mrs. o. L. Lord Of Portland is the
guest of Mr.. Geo. s. Webb and family.
Those all wool sc inch dress goods at
50 cts. are going fast at Ordways.
Mr. Henry Rswles returned from his
trip to Michigan by Sunday mornings
train.
John W. Dodge and wife Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, were among the arrivals Tuesday
night.
Bargains In towels at M. b. Heseltons
Knotted fringe damssk towels, 81 by 40
inches at rs cents.
f. r. Steward and Miss Mae E. Stew
ard have been spending the past week at
Old Orchard Beach.
Miller & Wyman's coat shop has re-
sumed operations, the girls having had a
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. W. F. Richardson isFat North Con-
way, N. H., this week, epj Dying the beau
ty of the mountains.
Miss Maud Kellet returned home Mon :
day after a few weeks visit to friends in
Hallow ell, Belfast and Northport.
Rev. F. X. Been Of Lvermore Falls
will preach at the Universalist church, on
Sunday morning, Sept. G, at the usual
hour.
Jas. ]. Atkinson, Esq, of Detroit, Mich
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
are the guests of Henry Rswles and fam
lily.
Mrs. Henry Nickerson and Miss Laura
A. Young Of Provincetown, Mass. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Squire of Mad
ison.
so baskets Of peaches at Cairns & Good
rich's, selling at the low price of Sl.25
per basket. Leave your orders with them
early.
NJ T. Pooler is to take some fifteen an
finals to the Eastern State Fair from
Fairview Farm. From Bangor he will 20
to Lewiston.
Miss Mary F. Lord who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Geo. S. Webb,
returned to her home in Northampton.
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt, president Of the
Woman's Relief Corps Of Maine. attended
the Veterans Association encampment
Wednesday.
Skowhegan will be we'll represented in
the races at the Eastern State Fair next
week, about dozen horses having been
entered from here.
About 80 members of Russell Post are
10 attendance upon the encampment of
the Maine Veterans Association held In
Augusta the present wesk.
HON. Moses French Of Scion, attended
the reunion Of the End Maine Cavalry at
Augusta, Tuesday. He was captain Of
Company A of that regiment.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the grand excursion advertised
by the Maine Central for Sunday next to
Portland, Casco Bay and Old Orchard.
Miss Bertha Palmer formerly Of Corn
vile, but now a successful teacher in
Needam, Mass, has been the guest Of
Miss Stella Foster during the past week.
Attention Is called to q School Notice
published by the School Committee this
week In our columns. giving explicit In
formation of Importance to pupils and
parents.
Mr.. Frank Emerson brings the REPoRT
ER this week . freak In nature, viz: q
cluster Of large apples, seven in number,
hanging from one stem 1t is hand
some as well as . novel sight.
Mrs. NJ. H. Mason and daughter Of
Newport, R. l., and Mrs. W. r. McQuown
of Louisville, X. Y, who have been visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Fred Pooler for the
past two months, have returned to their
homes.
One of the Oldest and at the same time
one of the most interested and enthusi-
astic veterans at Augusts this week is
John McCrillls Of Showhegan. He went
into camp Monday and intends to stay
among 'the boys" until Friday.
The following names have been drawn
from the Skowhegan list to serve as
jurors at the next term s. j. Court -
Grand Jurors, Bepj. Stinchdeld and Levi
7. Merrill; Traverse Jurors, Levi E.
Steward, Sylvanus B. Steward and Rufus
H. Townsend.
1t Is expected the canning Of sweet
corr at the shops Of the Portland Pack
ing Co., In this place will be commenced
Tuesday morning, Sept. lst. The out
look is the most promising for large
pack of the first quality In the history OF
the company.
80 baskets Of peaches at Cairns Good
rich'., selling ct the low price Of Sl.25
per basket. Leave your orders with them
early.
The repairs Of the Methodist church
will not be completed for three weeks
and they have decided for the next two
Sundays to hold preaching service In Co
burn Hall ct the regular hour, 10 40 A.
N. Seats free and all cordially invited.
Their bell will be rung for the service.
Messrs. Albert Watson and Albert War
reuton, two weavers 10 the Coburn wool
en- mill. departed from Skowhegau Mon
day morning for New York from which
city they sailed yesterday for their homes
In Yorkshire, Eng, on visit 10 their
parents. Daddy" tell rs that tender If.
fectious for two young ladies' Is he chief
drawing card.
Prof. Jefferson Taylor and family have
removed to Ontario, Cal. where he enters
upon his duties - professor 10 the Col
lege there. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Monroe made brief visit here last week
before their departure to the Pacific
coast They have large circle Of warm
friends here who wish them health and
happiness In their new home.
The closing races Of the season will be
hold 4 RlmWood Park, Wednesday and