The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-16
TOWN and VICINITY

Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. Holt returned home
Yesterday.
Mark-down sale of summer goods at
". b. stewards.
tapt. {. 4. Wing took in the muster
at Augusta, Yesterday.
Mis-, Edith Hanson went to Portland by
III, morning train of Wednesday.
Drew 7. Hathorne OF Watervlle is
visiting at the home of {. Davis Miller.
see ad of excursion trains to the big
race. aud horse fair ut RigbN Park next
week.
MFR. p. NJ. Taylor of Boston is spend
fDg a few days with the family of I. Il.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Atkinson of East
Bo.ton came to town Yesterday by the
noon train.
our people are fast finding out that +.
T. Goodrich carries the best fiuit in the
market.
Il. W. Brown left home Tuesday for
Boston aud Burlington. Vt. for week 5
business trip.
Mr.. l.. {. Andrews of Bingham. was
in town. Tuesday, and made the REfoR-
TER a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. B. Snow are spend
inc few days at Gardiner, at the home
of Hon. Joshua Gray.
!. W. Walker, practical piano tuner,
of Boston, will make his usual visit here
during september. Address post Office.
Charles W. Fletcher, Esq, of the
State Insurance department, was i'll
town, Tuesday, on business ut Probate
court.
Mrs. l.. Mayo and Miss Hattie +.
Mayo who had been visiting friends in
town returned to their home, IIodgdon,
Tuesday.
Il. H. Reed Esq of Harmony was in
town on business Tuesday, driving here
from home in the morning and returning
in the evening.
Miss Eo!ia Bray left home Wednesday
on vacation to be passed in larpswell,
she went to Brunswick by train, thence
to Harpswell on her bicycle.
Mrs George II. McNalley of Clinton,
spent few days in town visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. S. Brown, returning to
her home Monday afternoon.
c. NJ. Green and wife of Boston, ac-
companied by Frank W. Green of So.
birmingham, are spending their summer
vacation at Mrs. Annie Dlnfor h's,
Mr. Harry Watson of Oakland, of
Colby University, class of 81, returned
home. Monday, after spending few
days in town as guest of Rev. c. Y.
Hanson.
+. +. Fairbrother can be found at the
office of Chas. Farbrother, Water St,
where all indebted to him. are requested
to call and settle their accounts as he
wishes to go away very soon.
/.
son savage returned from Mouse Island
Tuesday, and report house full of
people at this delightful resort. Mr.,
rhos. Tantish as clerk of the Samoset, is
scoring the success of his life, and is
found to be Just the right man in the
right place.
In the 2.33 class at Old Orchard. Kite
track. on Tuesday, Carl Redwood, OWN
ed by NJ. T. Pooler 4 Son of this place
took the first heat, getting record of
22o34. In the next three heats he was
close second. At this rate this horse
will prove fitting companion to the
other fast ones of the Fairview string.
Mrs, Belle Clalliu, Baptist missionary
o. the Congo region in Africa, arrived
home, Monday afternoon, after IN ab-
seucc of about four years. She had
served rs missionary III that country be
Fore. Her return "trip occupied nearly
tUu months. She returned at this time
because of the serious illness of her
mother, Mis-. Grover, VIII died some
We'k, since.
Vermont and Grecleys comb honey at
Iaucrsons.
Goodrich is making special run this
Ncea ON canned corn. best packed Ice,
for zoe.