The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-20
New fall prints and percales at Stew

ards.
Corset waists for misses snd ladies
Ordway's
Jas. Nutting lost horse by sickness
Sunday night.
Mrs. P G. Brgdon spent last snnda
at Mouse Island.
Black laces at very low prices at NJ. b
Heseltons.
Wayland Leighton, Esq, of Athens Is
in town to day.
Mr.. G. A. Hewett of Madison was in
town yesterday.
H. g. Kendall is on vacation trip, to
Plscataquis county.
Miss Clara j. Vosmus is visiting friends
In Boston and New Haven, Conn.
The regular services will be resumed
at the Bethany church next Sunday.
Mrs. Antie Gill of West Medford, Mass
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Olive B.
Wing
Mrs. s. W. Pooler and daughter of So.
birmingham, Mass. are visiting friends in
town.
There will be a meeting of the Woman s
Relief Corps tomorrow afternoon (Fri-
day.
Splendid weather for harvesting grain
is the report all along the line in Maine
now.
Mr.. John Kenney of Boston is visiting
friends in Skowhegan, guest of Hotel
Coburn.
Miss Grace Mathews of Brookline, Mass,
is the guest Of Miss Josie W. Smith the
present week.
DR.. F. 5. Bigelow and DIR. H. E. Field
of Dexter are taking few weeks rest at
Onset Bay, Mass.
Albert Lyon and wife and Mr.. Bert
came to Skowhegan last evening for a
stay of some weeks.
Special barg aims in black Henriettas, at
ordway's.
Miss Bertha Pullen and friend of Au-
gusta are visiting Miss Pullen's grandpar-
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pullen.
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge of Norridgewock
preached before the Methodist society in
Congregationalist church last Sabbath
Chas. Judkins is serving 30 days SEN
tence in Norridgewock jail given him by
Judge Priest for assault on Frank Rainey
the past week.
Dr. F. E. Varney and wife of Union
came to town yesterday. The doctor re-
turns to-day while Mrs. Varney will visit
friends in Skowhegan for few weeks
E. P. Coffin, Esq, spent Sunday last in
Pennington, and is enthusiastic in his
praises of that beautiful village and of
Hotel Willows In particular.
Miss Ora M. j. Jewett, left here on the
Saturday mornings train for few weeks
visit, in Boston, Hyde Park, Somerville
and Providence, r. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jewett returned
Tuesday night, from few days carriage
drive to Canaan, Palmyra, Pittsheld and
Newport.
Smith Bros. fresco artists of Portland
we're in town yesterday figuring on a job
that is in contemplation at the popular
Hotel Heselton.
The members of the C. C. c. C. visited
the Quinuebasset at Norridee vock, Fri
day of last week, and partook of one of
Landlord Recess excellent suppers.
Rev + L. House and wife are at the
Livermore Campmeeting this week, where
they lead the singing. Last week they
passed at Richmond campmeeting, Mr..
House preaching there last Sabbath.
Mr. Chas. B. Dodge of Boston came to
Skowhegan, Saturday night, remaining
over the Sabbath; Monday he was Joined
by friend, and together they left for Pat
Murphy's to pass two weeks hunting and
fishing.
New fall dress goods now arriving at
Ordways.
Mr.. G. M Green, clerk of the Revere
House, Boston, who with his wife has
been passing his usual two weeks vaca-
tion at her former home, the Danforth
farm In this place, returned to Boston
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Walter II. Pullen came to Skowhe-
gan on Friday last from Monson, to join
his wife who has been passing the sum
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollen returned to their
home In II )boken, N. Y, Tuesday last.
The firm of II. S. Steward & Son, who
for many years have owned and run the
grist mill on the island Is succeeded by
the new firm of Steward Bros, II. S.
Steward retiring and John W. Steward
his youngest son, being taken In as an
equal partner.
Miss Emeline M. Fletcher, daughter of
Rev. S. G. Fletcher, has been appointed
teacher of Greek in the Mount Hermon
school, Mortified, Mass. Miss Fletcher
was graduated with honor at Colby Uni
versity In July last. She will enter upon
her work early in September.
The Catholic Fair opened in Coburn
Hall on Monday evening last with large
attendance. Many handsome articles are
on exhibition. The program for the
opening night was the presentation of the
drama 1.-The Flowing Bowl, by the
young people of the society. The piece
was given in a highly creditable manner
to all who participated. The entertain
ment and fair continues every evening
throughout the week. The Young orches'
ira furnishes instrumental music.