The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-18

Services will be resumed at the Metho
dist church next sabbath.
Mrs. q. ;. Hill went to Bar IIarbor on
"Wednesday for few day.
Lace curtains for 81 IL cts window.
nj W. II. WideS'.
\. IL. Lang and family returned from
Old Orchard last Monday night.
W. 6. Davis came To town yesterday,
looking after his corn canning business
here.
Mrs. {. X. Garczynski of Brooklyn, y,
y. is the guest of her sister. Mrs Brad
ford.
Mrs. Walter Pullen of brooklyn. y.
y. is on a visit to her father. Dr.. :. \.
Pattcn.
Mrs Warren Parkman with her Two
daughters. visited their old home yester
day.
New navy blue storm sergc> Al 80 and
- cts, II yd AT Ordway's.
Mrs. F. :. Hall has returned home
from Il visit 10 friend, in Fryeburgh and
Augusta.
The watch and chain advertised in the
REPORTER last week WIS the property
of little Dick Collins.
Mrs. Hiram z. Thing and her mother,
Mrs Dorothy are ON Il visit to relatives
in Portland and vicinity.
Miss ,IoSie Barker who has been visit
ing friends in Athens left here Wedne'-
day for her home in Worcester. Mas.
\ man and wife are wanted 10 work the
farm belonging to the late y. +. Adams
in Skowhrgan. Apply on the premises.
Read W. II. Wildes' new ad. and see
if You need any of the goods advertised.
if you do you can buy them cheap.
Miss Addie Parker and fanily accom-
panied by Miss Mary Garland are occupy
ing "Mapleyille Cottage" at Hayden Lake
this week.
Dr. Jolly of Waterville, the veterinary,
will be at Hotel IleSelton, every WcdneS-
day. Parties requiring his service can
leave orders there.
Mrs. Chas. VI. Lambert returned from
Old Orchard Monday night and i enter
tanning as her guest Miss. Kate Lam
bert of Portland.
Mrs. L. NJ. l.ibbey, who with her
young son has been visiting her broth
er, Fred L. Sprague. returned to her
home in Lynn. Mass. Tuesday.
Rev. j. II. Sowcrby, AT one time pas
tor of the Christian Church in this place,
will preach from the pulpit Of the Con-
gregational church on sunday morning
next.
George Blackwell, many years ago a
resident of Fairfield. NOW of Blooming
ton. ILL.,. was in town yesterday. He i
visiting friends here. at Fairfield, and at
Corimua.
Hon. W. F. Thompson of Belfast and
'l'hos Leigh, .Jr.. of llalloWcll, who have
been speaking in Somerset towns, took
the train at this station for home,
Wednesday morning.
Prof. and Mrs. H. +. Flynt. accompan-
led by their two children are passing
the summer vacation of the State Col
lege with Mrs. Flynt'> parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. I. Lcayitt
Little Miss Helena Freeman. IL years
old. granddaughter of O. Il. Bacheller
Esq, left here yesterday. to return to
her home in Fargo, Dakota, alone, She
cam, over the route alone one year ago.
Gha>. Staples, Jr.. of Portland. State
inspector of Steamboats,, was in town
Tuesday and made Il trip Ia East Madi-
son to inspect the steamer Octaya lust
put ON the water of Hayden Lake by Mr..
+. William.
1000 yds, drilling for mems shirts at
6 cts. nj W. II. Wilde>.
The Spiritual Camp Meeting at Hay
den Lake commences Wednesday,. sept.
It'll, and continues until SUNDAY night
the llth. following. Elnirnt speakers
and mediums have been engaged for the
meetings.
Mrs. {. \. Nosmus. Mrs F. l.. Conant
and the Mise, Grace Colby. Miss Maud
Lambert. and Grace Wentworth. with
Masters Ned Lambert and Guy Conant
are occupying the Hill cottage ut Park
MAN. grounds. Hayden Lake.
y advertised previously the Select
men of SboWhegau were at their Office
Tuesday morning, the 10Th in.t..to listen
to those citizens. if they had any pro-
tests to offer against permitting the
commercial non Telegraph Co.. from
erecting poles and >trnging wire. on
several street, in our town. y no ell
liens ruterrd any protest. the selectmrn
granted The permission. subject IL hay
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