The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-30

Col Elias MiIllken Of Augusta, was Il
town Tuesday.
IL you want sewing machine buy
"White' Of White & Wlldes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Kidder are vacation
ing at Old Orchard.
Mrs. DR.. F. o. Sawyer and child lef
home for Dexter yesterday.
: Walter G Davis Of the Portland Pack
Ing Co., was in town Tuesday.
DR.. aud Mrs. N. G II. Pulsifer Of Wu.
erville were in town yesterday.
Miss Elliott Of No. Andoyer, Mass, #,
the guest of Miss S. j. Anderson.
Mrs. Newton II. Caswel went to Port.
land Saturday mornisg, for a brief visit.
VIM. b. Drew of Portland is the guest
OF VIM. Doran and family the present
week.
Miss Lottie Leonard of Somervile,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs f. r
Folsom
Mrs. W. F. Swan OF Boston is on a Wis
1t to her parents, Benjamin StInchneld and
wife
The annual meeting of the W C. T. U.
at Old Orchard, will be holden from Aug
3rd to Aug. sth.
Miss Margaret Lumsden returned last
evening from savaral uontha stau In paa,
Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. John Brainerd of Detroit, Mich.
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Joshua
Williams, this week.
We received pleasant call Wednesday
from Editor Thompson of the Horse
Breeders Monthly, Canton, Ne.
The family of DIR. j. N. Merrill returned
to-day from Madison Pond where they
have been spending few weeks.
Miss Ella F. Merrill accompanied by
her mother, starts for Sallnevills, Ohio
this afternoon for q visit Of a few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Houses subject Ssxt Sunday
morning will be THE TraBsdguration,'
in the evening the subject will be Base
Ball"
Rev. Drew Wymsn of Lewiston is visit.
Ing friends in town this week. He will
occupy the pulpit of the Bethany Baptist
church next Sunday.
Miss E. B. Dunton is very much in
hopes to be able to close her dressmak-
ing rooms the first of August for two
months vacation.
The farm building of Charles Lane at
Embden, just above the Sol IN ferry on
the river road were destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon.
Frank Wiggin, Esq, Agent of the In
dustrial journal, of Bangor is spending a
week in Skowhegan in the interest of
that valuable paper.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer will be at Bingham
Hotel, Bingham, Wednesday and Thurs
day, August 9TH and 9th and at Carratunl
House, Scion, Friday, August 7th,
pair of gold bowed spectacles wa.
found in Bethany church last Sabbath,
which the owner can have by calling al
this office and paying for notice.
Miss Harriet Pulsifer of Lewiston, Miss
Nellie Bartlett of Auburn and Miss
Gertrude Wright of Lewiston are ri.itiai
Miss Esther Vaughan this week.
Mrs. E. R. Pennoyer, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Chas. Murphy,
went to Mouse Island Saturday, where
she will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
A large list of horses is entered for the
Fairfield races the 9TH and h Of August
among which we notice Little Mac, Nav
& Burrill; Kttie B, Charles II. Bufril',
Skowhegan.
L. L. Morrison and family, accompani-
ed by Miss Ann Morrison, and Mrs.
Scribner and two children of Minneapolis,
Mimi, went to Madison yesterday to
take up their abode in their cottage on
the shore of Madison pond.
E. L. Walker, Charles Smith and C. F.
Whitcomb, members of Russell Post G
A. r., start this afternoon to attend the
National Encampment at Detroit. Mich.
Mr. J. D. Rawles also takes this oppor-
tunity to visit his former home, Romeo,
Michigan.
At the boarding house of Isaiah Lord,
Friday last, something In the food caused
a severe sickness of the boarders, from
which, however, they recovered without
protracted Illness 1t was unduly magn-
fed into a case of poisoning as such
things are very apt to be.
Kendall Bros have sold out their stock
and business to F. A. Allen of Boston,
and they are now taking account of stock
preparatory to transfer. They have been
in business here more than ten years and
We regret to see them leave town as we
understand they intend to do.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. Sims one of
Names best horsemen has made arrange
ments with DR.. Jewett for part of his
large stables, where he will handle good
colts and horses for the road track and
market, also sick and lame horses will re
ceive the best of medical care and alter
ton at their stables at reasonable rates.
Clergymen and Justices Of the peace
quite frequently send to the REPoRTER
notices of marriages and neglect to sign
their names. Such notices we cannot
publish. We are glad to give publicity
to these things but must know that they
are genuine before we can do so and the
signature of the person who performs
the ceremony is ne cessary to verify it.
About our Schools
Teachers have been elected for all our
grad schools and assignments inside as
follows;