The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
Horse blankets. See ordway's ad.

Gardiner yesterday
If in need of stove wood call on Cairns,
Goodrich & Bartlett.
Il. W. Haynes of Hotel Coburn. re-
turned from Boston, Tuesday.
Sorosis met yesterday with Mrs. d.
IL. Bartlett, Madison Ave.
Mrs. {. \. Remmck of Winthrop is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. f. \.
Yeaton.
Edward p. Cofln Esq went to Boston,
Tuesday afternoon ON professional busi-
ness.
Miss Emma Morse passed several days
the past week with her people in Pal
myra.
Miss Mabel Ward returned home last
evening from Il visit of several weeks in
Painteld, y. j.
County Attorney IIovey of Pittslield,
was AT the Court House yesterday, on
professional business.
Mrs. Geo. b. Stafford returned home
Monday evening from Il visit of TWO
months in Chicago and vicinity.
The members of Canton Somerset, |.
o. o. f. hold Il banquet at Hotel Coburn
this evening, complimentary to their
ladies.
Afford j. Smith of Cornville returned
Tuesday from Massachusetts where he
had been visiting his sister. Mrs. Leigh
ton.
Mrs. Dinslow of Hallowell, who has
been guest of Geo. b. Stafford and
family for some weeks, returned home
Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon as John Robin
son was running buzz saw plauer in
his mill, in some manner he clipped Off
the end of the third finger on his left
hand below the second Joint
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken arrived in town
Monday evening and took rooms at Ilo-
tel Coburn. He remained in town part
of Tuesday and then left for Norridge
wocll and other up river towns.
Messrs A. G. Blunt, f. {. Pooler,
VIM. and Byron Perkins went to Boston,
Tuesday afternoon, intending Wednes-
day to take in the great match race be-
tween Directum and Aix at Mystic
Park.
Messrs +. r. Phlbrick aud Il. 7. Pat
ten accompanied Henry Richards ON a
bicycle ride to his home in Gardiner yes
terday, Notwithstanding the rain. They
made the nearly 80 miles in season to
dine at their destination, returning home
on the night train.
Mr.. VIM. Walker and wife, after a
visit of several weeks with relatives in
town, left by this mornings train, en-
route for their home in the State of
Washington. They go via Washington,
d. c., Florida, Colorado Springs, and
possibly New Mexico, and expect to be
a month or more in making the journey,
1t is particularly noticeable the flatter
ing success with which the cook book of
the c. {. {. c. has met at the
hands of our people, the first edition
having already been sold. This week
the second edition has been received
from the binders. and we look to see
this also exhausted before many months
as it is surely a most valuahla contribu-
tion to any household
II. II. Powers, Esq, of Pittsficld, who
beside being Justice of the peace, is
,cacr of weights and measures for that
town. was in Skowhegan Tuesday, on
business at the Court House and at the
same time took occasion to verify his
weights and measures by the official
ones at the Office of County Treasurer
patten. Mr. Powers is full of reminis-
cences connected with the performance
of his duties.
At the second quarterly conference of
the NJ +. church in this place Saturday
evening last, the report of the treasurer
shows the finances of the church to be
in better condition than for some years
past, while the trustees rep ported sub
stantial improvements upon the church
edfice and parsonage. A committee
CT George Gushing, J. y. Smith, w. II.
Emery, Mrs. W. II. Emery, Mrs. o. A.
Priest and Mrs. Gilman were appointed
to canvass our town to secure
places of entertainment for the
visiting clergymen who will be our
guests on the occasion of the session of
the NJ, +. Conference which meets with
this church, April 18th next.