The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-24

town Yesterday.
II you want new dress 90 to W. II.
Wildes, he i getting in new fall goods
Mr.. Julius Hart who has been taking
few weeks vacation. returned Friday
last.
l.. L. Morrison returned from few
days stay ut Mouse Island Tuesday af-
teruoon.
Miss Minta Powers IS at Scion this
week reporting the referee case in pro-
gress there.
Miss Maud Clayton of Bangor is the
guest Of Miss Mabel Wentworth for
few days.
The rear of the kennebcc drive is At
Old Point and will get along here in
about or 10 days.
Mrs. Leonora Spaulling of Portland,
arrived in Skowhegan Tuesday evening,
for visi; of some weeks.
Miss Ornie Z. TOWN., who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Spencer of Ben
ton. returned home Tuesday night
G. \. FIVE. Frank Emerson and
George Thompson attend Masonic
Excursion at Maranacooll Tuesday.
Lewis Anderson of the Coburn Wooden
Mills attended meeting of the Maine
Wooden Manufacturers at Bangor, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Steward returned
Tuesday evening from Old Point. They
went by rail to Belfast and drove thence
by team.
The annual meeting of the kennebec
Baptist Association will be held with the
First Baptist church in this place Sept.
10Th.
Mrs. F. W. Osborne of Lowell, Mass.
who has been visiting II. Z. Thing and
wife. returned home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. W. Z. Ordwav and Miss Susie
Priest left home this morning for Bos-
ton. where they expect to remain sever
al weeks.
Mr. Isaac Lawry and wife of Phla-
delphia. who have been the guests of
Miss Dora Cleveland. returned home.
Monday afternoon.
Among the nominations made by Gov
ernor Cleavcs, Wednesday. were W. Ii.
Hanson of ,lackman, Coroner: Turner
Boswell of Solon, Justice of the Peace
and Quorum.
+. c. Dunton and friend passed Tues
day at North Pond, and brought home
rs their catch five black lass. the small
est would weigh over pound. and over
sixty white perch.
The usual services at the Congrcga-
tional church will BIZ resumed next Sun
day. 1t is desired that all members of
the society should endeavor To be pre-
sent. AT this opening of the fall work.
TO those who do not object to sunday
travelling the Maine Central Railroad
Company offer Il very favorable oppor-
tunitvto visit the White Mountains, the
9th instant, at very low fares. See Ad-
vcrtisment.
Hon. Albert leavitt of Athens. was
in town yesterday afternoon, and met
his daughters, Misses Annie and Mary
Leavitt, who reside in Worcester. Mass.
and they accompanied him to his home
in Athens.
1t seems to be quite the proper thing
for people having friends over Sunday to
take their Sunday dinner at Hotel IIesel-
ton. Last Sunday there was party of
eight drove up from Watervil,e and a
week ago, over thirty were registered
there.
Mr.. Taylor of the firm of sewer CON
tractors Dacey X Taylor, went to Belfast
yesterday, where this firm have crew
of men at work. Mr.. Taylor will also
visit Rockland where they are figuring
on a sewer contract. b. r. Steward ac-
companied him.
Attention is called to the Nv orkng-
mans excursion to the White Noun
tains,' on Sunday next, an advertise
ment of Which appears elsewhere.
Train leaves Skowhegan at 5.l5 A. NJ,
returning about r. VI The fare for
round trip is only 81 30.
a report that had gained circulation
that c. NJ. Bailey, Sons q Go. will close
their immense oil-cloth manufactures at
Winthrop and Skowhegan is reported
from Winthrop to be erroneous, and the
statement is made that there will be
only IA small reduction of help at the
most.
The new machinery for the Bloom-
field Shoe Co.. is arriving by nearly
every freight, and being placed in posi-
ton. The new firm expects to get to
work making sample shoes by Sept.
lst, and by the last of that month well
underway in the manufacturing here,
They are to make much finer class of
goods than keene Bros. did.
Augustus Burrill. who lives on Leavitt
Street in this village. was at worl; on
the outside of a building on Il staging lG
feet from the ground, Tuesday last,
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