The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31

Several good organs to rent at Smiths
music store.
Samuel Bunker of North Arson, was
in town "Wednesday.
White wine vinegar for pickliug at
jas. Lum sden x Cos.
Augustus Fowler and family are
camping at Hayden Lake for a week
Mrs. Ieonora spauldihg was unexpcct-
edlv called back to Portland. Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary \. Oak. who has been visit
ing her son. !. Z. OAK. cent to Caribou
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Freeman from Montpelier.
Vt. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. !. y.
smith.
Z. T. Goodrich and family returned
home from the White Mountains, Mon
day night.
:. ;. Brown. Esp. of Watervllle and
j. {. Bailey of Winthrop. were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. l.. Walker and young son are
visiting with friends in Freeport and at
Portland.
Miss Maud Clayton. Miss Wentworth's
guest, returned To her home in Bangor
Tuesday morning.
Henry W. Narney with his mother and
sister is passing two weeks at his cot
tage, Hayden Lake.
Picture framing of all kinds and fine
stock of moulding always On hand at
Bragg Il Narney's.
Mrs. Jas. Lumsdeu who has been
visiting with friends in Bingham for two
weeks, returned home Yesterday.
Mrs. l.. W. Lord of Steep Falls. ac-
complained by her son Master Jerry, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. f.. p.
Coffin.
Among those who went TO Bangor
Yesterday morning We're II. II. Tufts,
Col. \. &. Blunt. {. f. Ward ami Charlie
Allen.
miss Carrie Phlbrck on Tuesday re-
turned from Squirrel Island where she
had been spending several weeks, the
guest of Waterville friends.
Rev. {. Y. Hanson aud family return
ed from their vacation, "Wednesday, and
services will be resumed in Bethany
Baptist church sunday next at the usual
hour.
Dir. II. +. Stevens of Cambridge.
Mass. who has been passing Il few
weeks vacation in town, and at the trout
ponds up liver, returned home yrster-
day.
Clas. W. Day and Dell Smiley drove
to Bangor Monday night to pass the
week at the Eastern State Fair, Mr..
Days parents reside within five miles of
the city.
Hon. Elliot Wood of Winthrop was in
town Yesterday. He came with de-
crepid veteran who was cited to appear
before the Somerset pension examining
board.
Mr.. Chas. Gilman. who with hi> guest
Miss Josie Weld. has been visiting
his parents. Hiram Gilman and wife, for
two weeks returned home Tuesday
morning.
J. W. Walker, practical piano tuner,
Boston, will be in Skowhegan about
September 18th for those who require
his services. Please address at Skowhe-
gan postollice.
Misses Grace Colby. 5. j. Anderson,
Agnes Stafford, Gertrude Webb and Mrs.
Olive Emerson, with Miss Helen Tovne
OF Wateryille are occupying the Park
man Cottage at Hayden Lake, this week.
Col. Stanley plunmer. Postmaster of
the |. 5. Senate, was in town Monday.
He has recently returned from Washing
ton. and is to be relieved rs Postmaster,
September 18th. to make room for Il
Maryland man. a friend of Senator Cor
man of that State. Col. plummer has
made popular and efficient officer.
Geo. W, Cover, Esq, dslocated his
shoulder on Monday last. He was en-
route to Solon on his bicycle, and when
about four miles this side of his dcstina-
ton, run into deep hole Having legal
business to attend to in Scion, he per
formed that before consulting "A physi-
clan and learning the result of his in
.iuries.
Little Baby Guilford will give five
dollar gold piece tomorrow night to
the one who guesses the nearest to the
number of people that came to Coburn
Hall during the five nights. Already
eight hundred and sixteen people attend
ed during the past three nights. They re-
main tonight and tomorrow night
Tickets 10 and % cents, each ticket ell
titles person to guess.
The Maine Central will run special
trains from Skowhegan, Watervil", etc.
to the State Fair in Lewiston Sept. 9Th,
9Th, eth, and sth. leaving Sk6whcgan at
ID, Pishon's Ferry 80, Shawmut 7.39,
Fairfield rs, \. NJ arriving at the fair
grounds ut 9.4s. Returning this train
will Leave the fair grounds at 5.4j =. NJ.
for Skowhegan and intermediate sta