The Somerset reporter., 1891-08-27
Mr.. Walter G. Davis was In town yes.

I VIZ Buest Vi MISS Julla Is. Nay.
NJ T. Pooler's, golden, Grover Cleye
land Is In the Augusta races to-day.
Miss Lizzie Williams is on a visit to hel
parents In Hartland to remain two weeks
A large new line of fall and winter
Jackets just arrived at Ordwsy's.
Miss Kate Burrill left Tuesday for
Caribou, where she will spend her yaca.
ton.
Misses Louise and Grace Coburn are at
the White Mountains for stay of some
length.
Col. c. c. Burrill aud Judge Geo. P.
Dntton of Ellsworth were In town Sunday
last.
Miss Lettie Cowan of No. New Port
land is visiting Mrs Frank McGoogn in
this village.
Mrs. Minnie Leighton of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting her parents, S. G..
Mayo and wife.
Miss Annie Partridge, who has been at
the sea shore for the SIMMER, returned
home Tuesday night.
Go to M. B. Heselton's for corsets. A
full assortment OF ladies' and misses
Good Sense corset waists.
1t is understood that the work of re-
building the fibre mill at Shswmut will be
| commenced in about month.
c. A. Vosmus and wife are on car
rage drive to the eastern part of Maine,
on vacation trip OF two weeks.
Dog-days-sre little late this year, but
nevertheless they have got in some pretty
effective work the past week.
Hon. A. r. Bixby leaves for Chicago
Friday, to be gone several weeks on bust.
ness connected with the Worlds Fair.
so baskets of peaches at Cairns & Good
rich's, selling at the low price of Sips
per basket. Leave your orders with them
early.
Mrs. A. Wheelock of Boston and Mrs.
Nichols of Gardiner are visiting Skowhe-
gan, the home of their early life, for few
weeks.
Mrs. Cora Pooler, who has been visit
Ing friends in Skowhegan for some weeks
left for her home in South birmingham,
Mass, on Monday
Mr.. W. II. Rowland and wife of Plain
field, N. j. who have been passing the
summer at Mouse Island, are at Hotel
Coburn for few days.
Miss Grace Wentworth, who was a
guest Of C. A. Marston aud family at
their beautiful cottage at Spruce Point.
arrived home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atwood of Ashland
Neb who, with their daughter, have been
the guests of II. L Mitchell, departed for
their home on Tuesday last.
Lost Gold bowed spectacles, some
where on Pleasant St. sidewalk, near S
ID. Arnolds. The finder will tie suitably
rewarded by leaving them at DIR Commits.
A two year old Also colt owned by
Capt. Whittier Of Mercer and driven by
his owner to this place on Friday last,
men.
Mrs. II. II. Bigelow Is now In Boston,
and the first installment of fall goods
consisting of felt sailor hats, fancy veil.
ings, caps, etc. arrived at her millinery
store, Tuesday.
The Wateryille band of which Prof. r
b. Hall is the leader, has been engaged to
accompany De Molay Comm andery on
their pilgrimage to Moosehead Lake next
week. 1t is expected that a party of over
100 will 60 from here.
Mr.. John H. Wyman and family with
quite number of other friends, started
Tuesday for Pleasant Pond, where they
have engaged a cottage intending to have
some fine sport fishing for trout that
abound in those waters.
Five hundred and seventy five dollars
In purses is the amount offered for the
the races OF the Somerset Central Agri-
cultural Society, Sept. 10th and 18th and
this offer ought to bring some good horses
here and issue fine displays of speed, and
doubtless will.
Mr., Amos Gerald, Somersets Trustee of
the State Agricultural Society, was In
town Wednesday last, In the interest of
the Maine State Fair. Mr.. Gerald has
charge Of the Horse department and re-
ports the prospect very bright for a
mammoth show and very fine exhibit.
Mr.. J. F. Pollard has brought suit
against the Maine Central Railroad Com.
pany to recover damages for severe in
juries received by lumber falling from Il
car upon him. The allegation Is that the
accident was caused by carelessness OF
an employe Of the Maine Central Com
pany.
The Somerset District Lodge, |. 0. G..
T. will be held at West Pitt field, Friday
of next week, Sept 4th at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. The forenoon and afternoon sessions
will consist Of the usual ritualistic work,
reports Of lodges and general business,
and the evening session will probably be
open to the public.
During the past week extra beds and
cots have had to be put up to accommo
date the over-plus Of people at Hotel
Heselton. Considering the magnitude of
this popular hotel, when such things &C.
cur at this season, we should say 1t Is en-
joying the extensive patronage 1t deserves
under the wide-awake management Of It's
young landlord.
so baskets of peaches at Cairns &. Good
rich's, selling at the low price Of $l.25
per basket. Leave your orders with them
early.
Quite q number from Skowhegan at
tended the First Annual Encsmpment of
the Maine Veteran Association at Angus
ia among whom were Capt. f. II. Wing,
Alexander Crawford, Jr., John McCrillis,
Henry Cannon, Edward Wilson, F, r
Buck, Brooks D. Savage, NJ. T. Allen,
Gen. Isaac Dyer, DR.. G. v. Richards, DR.
], N. Merrill, J. o. Smith, Col. A. W.
Wildes.
The market under George W. Hawes'
store has been undergoing extensive re-
pairs the past week, and to-day 1t is re-
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