The Somerset reporter., 1891-06-25

Try the II & M unlaundried shirt for
sale at M. b. Heselton's.
Biggest trade yet! Nice California
pears at Patterson's, only 25c per can.
Miss Helen s. Robinson is on a visit
this week to relatives In Boston.
What about "The Link?n Come 10
ooburn Hall Friday evening, and nnd out
Rev. Il, L. House attended the metho
dist preachers meeting at Phillips. this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace Emery and
wife of North Arson took dinner at the
Heselton Saturday.
County Attorney, Hovey and wife drove
across the country from Pittsfield to
Norridgewock, Monday.
Rev. ]. William Sparks informs us that
work was begun on the Episcopal chapel
at Madison this week.
The Juvenile Temple will give a supper
at IT, A. X. Hall Tuesday, June 80, from
to I. Tickets, 10 cents.
The rain of Monday was grand thing
all around, particularly where fires were
running in the woods.
DR.. Patten is now located In his house
on leland Avenue, nearly opposite the
Congregationalist church.
Miss Avis Antill returned from Gorham
Normal School Friday last, having com.
pleted her second term at that institution.
w. II. Ward, 154 Water Street has a sec.
ond hand moving machine, second hand
Ice chest and portable cupboard for sale.
Clerk of Courts Brainerd and family
attended the reunion of the Branerd
family in China last week, returning home
Monday noon.
The Shaver Telephone wires are going
up rapidly under the supervision of Mr..
Nichols the Corporation superintendent
of construction.
Mrs. s. E. Bailey of Cambridge, who
has been spending some days In town
with her sister, Mrs. J, II. Mitchell, has
returned to her home.
Dandelion green's, as nice as fresh dug,
25c per can at Patterson's.
1t is expected that Rev. W. O. Aver of
Livermore Falls, will preach at the
Bethany Church next Suadly afternoon,
In exchange with the pastor.
Rev. f. A. Wyman and WIFI have re-
turned to their home in Maiden, Mass,
after spending several weeks with friends
here and in other places in Maine.
Heman Whipple, ESQ.,, was in town
Tuesday. He Informed us that fires were
raging badly in the forest between Desd
River and Moose River before the rain
The Railroad Commissioners took in
the Philips and hangely railroad line this
week, Mrs. Wildes and Mrs. Mortland
accompanying their husbands on the trip
VIM. Folsom, Esq, accompanied by
Mrs. Folsom departed on "Wednesday
morning of this week for their cottage at
Boothbay Harbor to pass the summer
months.
Fourteen ladies' Of the class CT So
Coburn Classical Institute, Wa.erville, are
to have reunion and banquet at Hotel
Heselton on the evening of Thursday,
July I'd.
All who desire to go to Bingham on an
excursion are requested to communi.
cate with Herbert Wentworth, ESQ.,,
Chairman of the Committee, by card or
otherwise.
Laces Of all kinds, founces, nets and
edges at wholesale prices for one week
longer at Ordway's.
Mr.. burlington is shipping brick this
season both 10 Madison and Scion from
his Waterville yard. II the Link was
in operation they would all be shipped
from his Skowhegan yard.
Episcopal church services will be held
at the Christian church, High street, next
Sunday afternoon at 30, conducted by
Rev. J. William Sparks of watervllle. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Grand Warden Albert H. Green, has sp-
pointed Past Warden NJ. B. Heselton
Deputy Grand Warden over Eureka
Lodge No. 1913 Of the New England Order
of Protection of this place.
The Kents Hill Breeze of June says,
1.-THE degree of A. M. was conferred up
on the members Of the class of 49,"
Miss Lizzie B. Higgins of Skowhegan,
was member of this class.
James Wright, Esq and wife en- Mon
day last, left for Lawrence, Mass, where
they will make their home for time with
a daughter who resides there. They pro
pose to spend portion of tho heated
term at the seaside in Massachusetts.
The summer schedule of trains goes in
to effect on the Maine Central r. r. on
Monday next, the goth inst. The only
change Of consequence at this point is
that the morning passenger train leaves
at s A. M. instead of s 30 as now.
At a regular meeting of Parmenas En-
campment No Is, !. o. 0. F. held Tues
day evening, June 90, the following of.
fcers were elected: Hugh Hurley, Chief
Patriarch; E. o. Head, High Priest /;
James Lumsdeu, Senior Warden; Gridley
R. Fogg, Junior Warden; r D. Baker,
Treasurer; Thos. Tantish, Scribe.
A voting contest is in progress now to
be continued until the date of the Catho-
| lie Fair In August. The voting Is on two
articles q chamber set, and for this the
candidates named are Miss Annie Corri-
gan and Miss Ella Lashon; pipe, and for
this Mr.. Augustus Gilblair and Mr. Norris
Routhier are named as candidates.
On Sunday forenoon last, at the resi-
dence of Rev. C. v. Hanson, Wesley NJ
Bowman of Hartland. was united in
marriage to- Miss Mae E. Copp of this
place. Mr.. Bowman is we'll known In
town, and Miss Copp.has been success
full teacher In several Of the schools In
our county. Their many friends extend
the most hearty congratulations.
The game of ball at the trotting park
on Saturday last between the Carrabss-
sets of No. Arson and what Was termed
the Skowhegan's was we'll patronizsd
much better than our home boys deserved
as the team they put into the field was q
'scrub" one and they played "scrub"
ball throughout. The No. Ansons had
their usual team. which for this game
| mas az iran Of hanod hv tho addition ~ r.