The Somerset reporter., 1893-09-14

The domestic" print and outing
wrappers ut Ordway's.
c. c. McGill made a trip to Boston on
visit to his mother last week.
Miller Il Wyman's coat shop started
up this morning after shut down OF
two months.
Mrs. John Il. Sidney of Bath is on a
visit for the winter with her sister, Mrs.
ARENAS Bigelow.
+. IL. Anderson and wife have given
up their home, and taken rooms at the
Coburn for the winter.
Mrs. A. W. Quimby of Boston, with
her daughter are the guests of her par
ents, W. a. Pitts and wife.
NJ. I. Pooler was elected Il trustee of
the Maine State Agricultural Society ut
its annual meeting last week
c. W Buzzell and wife, who passed
a week during the Eastern Fair visiting
in Bangor, have returned home.
MIR. G. {. Prince of Lowell. Mass, ar
rived Saturday last to join hisiwife who
is the guest of +. b. Hill and family.
Miss Mabel +. Ward returned Satur-
day night from II visit of several weeks
with her sister, in st. stephen, \. d.
Conductor Richardson has been re-
turned to his run on the Skowhegan-
Portland train and took the train here
this morning.
\. 5. Il b. I. Steward have, during
the recent vacation, put in an apparatus
for heating the Old Academy school
building by steam.
f. 5. Prescott attended the annual
banquet of the California Forty-niners.
held at the United States Hotel, Boston,
Saturday night last.
There was sawed at the mill of Wes-
ton x Brainerd one day last week 80
900 feet of long lumber, besides the us
ual amount of short stuff.
Canton Somerset have received their
new $500 banner, and it is a beauty. The
members are greatly pleased with ii and
are to christen it tomorrow.
W. IL. Wildes is at the New Y DIRK and
Boston markets this week in the interest
of his trade, and will as usual bring
back lots of handsome materials.
We learn that Rev. T. G. Moses vii
preach in the Christian church mex
Sunday afternoon at l.30, thus com
, mencng his pastorate one week earlier
than has been announced.
DIR. 5. +. Bigelow and II. W. Davi
: have recently purchased the grove OF
the shore of Madison Pond at East Mad
ison, some six acres, and are to built
: themselves cottages there.
Steamer "Sagadahoc" will be with
dawn from the route Wednesday, Sept
18th. Steamer kennebtc will run the re
mander of the season, making thrc'
trips per week. See their ad. for low
rate excursion tickets.
agent in this place, leaves this week fo
a months vacation which he will pas
: in Aroostook Country and the provinces
; Mr.. Harry Hilton will meanwhile hay
: charge of the office.
John Nutting was arrested Saturda'
t night by Officer Gilblair on account o
being heavily loaded with liquor, passe'
, Sunday in the lookup and this mornin,
| a: a hearing before Justice Priest paid
fine and costs Of $1,000.
Eight of the horses in the Fairviev
, string arrived Mt their home. Saturda'
morning, from the fair. The other five
Also, Mahlon, Grover Cleveland, Com
bine, and yearling Also colt owned il
/ Calais, were shipped to Massachusetts
Ira Woodbury. is to handle them the re
mainder of the season.
The water was shut out of the bacl
channel Saturday night, and as natu
raj result all the mills of the south-sidt
are quiet. The mills to suspend opera.
tons during the repairing of the bulk
heads. are the Coburn Wooden Mills
the Richards Pulp Mill, G.. q NJ Nolin
scythe and grass hooks; {. 4. Williams
hatchets; j. II. Dane, doors, sash anC
blinds; NJ. j. Allen, cant dog stocks
meat blocks, etc ; w. Il. Trask, wood
turning. 1t will be several weeks before
they will be able to resume business
again. meantime many of these firms
will occupy a portion of the time in
making necessary repairs in and about
their mills.
Mai. II. c. Hall, one of the former
residents and a prominent business man
of Norrdgewock has been spending a
few weeks there. He was engaged in
manufacturing for some years in Wo.
burn, Mass, but recently sold his business
in that city. The people of Norridge-
wock, especially his old neighbors and
friends hope he may resume his resi-
dence there. He was one of the gallant
soldiers of the First Maine Cavalry
during the war, and was Captain and
Major by brevit when mustered out of
the service, and was well known in
Somerset County when he resided here.