The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-07

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Dunton sell, all % style wall paper.
at cost.
Mrs II. II. Gilman passed SUNDAY in
Watervile with her husband.
Or. !. L. Cowan will be ut Hotel
lIeseton all of the present week.
Judge Turner Buswell has returned
from his business trip To the west.
Col. \ G Blunt arrived home SUNDAY
morning from Il brief business trip to
Boston.
Mr.. Fred York. with his wife and two
children visited friends in Belfast over
sunday.
The {. {. {. c. meet with Ms Ger
trude Weston on Monday afternoon,
June 1llh.
Messrs. W. II. Willes. c. II. Bnrnn
aud Herbert Wentworth are on fishing
trip to Garry Ponds.
MIR. and Mrs. y. ". Brainrrd passed
the sabbath at the home of Mr.. Brainprd &,
parent, at China. Me.
Walter Robbins reports the sale Of
five bicycles the past week. bringing his
total up TO : for the season.
Il. I. Wilson, express messenger at
the railroad station in Brunswick. passed
sunday with his parents in town
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. smith of FoNhoro
Mass. are visiting friends in SkoWhe-
gan and their parents in Cornville.
Dunlon says he IS selling crocl>ery and
glass ware - per cent lower than any
one in the county. Give him a call.
K. ". Brown and wife were the gue,t,
of Hon. and Mrs. |. {. Libby at theil
home in Watervlle, over the sabbath.
Joseph Wyman Of Longview stock
farm. Last Madison leaves at the Rlrol-
TER office a hen, egg measuring Il by
6 inches.
The Skowhcgan Jersey Creamery is
making between $40 aud 1000 lbs oi but.
ter daily. Saturday last 100 Lbs. wa,
the product,
The pulp mill of the Richards Paper
Co., in this place, resumed operations
this morning after shut down OF near
lv nine months.
Emerson Hall of North Fairfield, lost
a good holsc recently. The animal wa,
feeding near the house and in some way
,,,4 Il II f,l1
first.
The lower grade town schools CLOSED
their spring term ON Friday last for the
long summer vacation. The grammar
school grades close this week and the
high school next Week,
Rev. Mr.. De Mott of Brunswick, a
student of BoWdoin college occupied the
pulpit OF the Congregational church
last sabbath. On sunday next, Ecv.
l.. ID. Evans of Camden will preach from
the same pulpit.
Fred II. Thompson, has been deposcd
as proprietor of the leWelt property on
Madison Ave, and Dr. O. W .lewctt
again assumes the ownership. II was
this matter which brought the Doctor
north much to his regret.
Rev. K. b. Mathews departed from
SkoWhegan accompanied by his mother
on Friday morning last, for NeNeasllc.
having accepted the pastorate OF The
congregational church in that town.
He entered upon his church duties there
on sunday last.
George W. IIe-elton, Esq, OF Gardi-
ner was the guest of +. {. Heseltou,
landlord OF Hotel lleseton over SUNDAY.
Mr., llcseltou is Il leading lawyer OF his
position of County Attorney for kcnnc-
bee County. He has many warm friends
here.
When Daniel Cleveland returned, as
usual, to his farm near AuScl Allen
This spria9, he found that some ma
icious person had visited the premises
during the winter, putting n quantity of
rubbish in the we'll tearing scious from
apple.trees grated last year. and enter
ing the house where they scattered
hu>k, aud straw from the beds over the
floor.
Two young rag merchants from Bow
doinham We're in town Saturday buying
rays, and for convenience stored them
under Chase's stable. Two Show hogan
"urchins" by name Taylor and Rodcrick
found Them, stole and disposed OF them
to W. II. Ward, and had a great time
With their i'll gotten gains. Liter when
the rightlul owners discovered their los,
they reported the matter To Officer
Fling. who traced il to tire Young
thicycs. and by the parents settling Tie
matter VIZ dropped.