The Somerset reporter., 1894-09-13

Sheriff viles left home yesterday on a
business trip.
-Four qt. porcelain kettles, q cents at
VI. b. Heselton's.
K. 7. Patten made business trip to
Portland, yesterday.
Services will not be held at the mi
vcrsalist church. next sunday.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, is in Bangor
to-day. called there on business.
If in want of fur cape ". b.
Stewart has some bargains in that line.
Miss Ella Merrill is on visit to
friends in Boston. leaving home yestcr-
day.
II. W. Cushing Is ON carriage drive
down river which he may extend n far
as Portland.
w. b. Steward returned from market
Tuesday, and Is opening tue line OF
new goods.
Walter Tufts Of Portsmouth. y IL, is
on visit to his parents. Ills wife ac-
companies him.
Miss Fanny d. Pearson visited friends
in town the past week enroute from
Starks. to her home in Portland.
Mr.. F. \. kincaid aud wife Of Boston
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ". i. Fletcher tn,
past week, returning home yesterday.
Bartlett & Cairns have Il small lot OF
poplar shingles, which they will sell fol
80 cts. per m. Fir aud cedar shingles OF
all grades at lowest price.
Judge w. p. Whitehousc and Mrs
Whitehouse are guests at Hotel Coburn
while the Judge is attending to sevela
reference eases here this week.
b. d. Savage and Simon Grover, the
latter accompanied by his wife, ATTENDED
the reunion of their regiment, the 3C
Maine, held in Auburn this week.
| Mrs. Fred kincaid has returned from
the New y ork and Boston markets Will
"A complete line of fall and winter mil
| inery. including the latest novelties
and will be pleased to see her customer!
at her store on Water st.
The Epworth League of the NJ. +
church, has arranged a very unique en-
tertainment for next Wednesday even
ing, when Miss Linnie b. Treadwell o.
Portland, will give an exhibition in clul
swinging, dumb bells, etc. The pro
gram will be interspersed with vocal anC
instrumental music.
Hon. ID. d. Stewart of st. Adams
Abel Davis and J. W. Manson of Pitts
field, Hon. C. A. Harrington and Edwar,
Lowe of Norridgewock, j. j. Parlin anC
Augustine Simmons of North Arson. J
F.. Holman of Athens and W. L. Jordan
Bingham were among the attorneys il
attendance upon Probate court, Tuesday
last.
Thos. Vigue was taken into custod,
Tuesday afternoon, by Officer Gilblai
for gross intoxication and abuse of hi
family and placed in the lookup. Late
he was given a hearing before Justic,
Priest. 1t appeared in evidence that tn,
night previous during the raging storm
he elected his wife and little ones from
their home, and the day of his arrest he
repeated the performance. He was Civ
en- 30 days in Jail, and Officer Gilblair con
veyed him to Norridgewock, Wednesday
morning.
The recital given by Miss Mabe
Austin of Pennington, pianist, and Mis-
Alice Sully of Boston, reader. in Mil
burn hall, Wednesday evening, wa
most enjoyable to the few people whC
assembled to listen to it. The program
was made up of very choice selections
a pleasing combination of grave and gay
and seldom if ever does Skowhegat
audience have the privilege of hearing
them better rendered. Miss Austin is
brilliant pianist, while Miss Sully read
with rare dramatic effect and expression
1t is greatly to be regretted that owing
to the recital being given on such shor
notice many of our people missed thu
opportunity of hearing these ladies.