The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-09
GOWN and VICINIIY

,-.rsa aNav, See Ordway's ad.
,sas4a find nice oranges, at Patter-
:on..
~ FIay Mnliken of Augusta was in
town Tuesday.
~. Belle Coffin returned from Old
olarl. Yesterday.
NJ and Mrs Edward Heath returned
from N3feryille. Tuesday.
rsm,oa'- glove fitting corsets at
Icolbg. ale good ones.
uay. e. \. Harrington of Norridge-
uoek vas in town Tuesday.
Mr.. e. *. Partridge of Augusta afriv-
al in town Wednesday evening.
urs. y. ". Allen of Boston is visiting
" II. Emery aud wife this week.
If YOU are looking for best selected
truit. you can find it at E. I.
Coodrieh's.
Lola Dlnforth, who passed his vaca-
linn with his parents. Eliza Danlortf
and wife. returned to Boston last week
Excursion trains to Bar Ilarbor and
White Mountains, sunday next at very
INV rates. See advertisement elsewhere,
T. T. Goodrich has struck it in his
Cape Royal coffee. 1t comes in To-
cans. II appeals to lovers of this drink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Salley of Fair
field were in town Tuesday on their way
with their own team to Madison and
Arson visiting friends there. Mr. Sal
ley i agent for the Bangor Daley News
President Harris of the State College
| At Orono. arrived here Tuesday evening,
| 10 address the meeting of Somerset
Pomona at Hayden Lake, yesterday
| He was the guest of Gen. Il. b. Shep-
herd while in town.
DR.. o. W, Collins. of South Framing
| ham. Mass. WAS in town Tuesday al
Hotel lIeselton. on his way home from
| Athens where he was visiting friends
| He was formerly Somerset man and re-
sized in the town of Starks.
Fdw. Allen returned home from his
south western trip to New Mexico early
| this week, making a much shorter stay
than he intended. He reports the same
general dizziness prevailing there as Is
found throughout the entire country.
The Boston Transcript says that Rev
i. J. Raeklfl, for some years pastor OF
he Congregational church in this place
has accepted a call to the pastOrate OF
the Maplewood maiden Mass, Congre-
gationa church. and that he will enter
| upon his duties September first.
Mrs. John Osborne, of Pittsfiold, Me.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Osborne, an
Misses Nary and Helen Jacobs, of Pea
body. Mass, drove over from Lake
George on Monday afternoon, and call
I ed upon Rev. {. Y. Hanson, who was
formerly pastor of some members of the
party.
Subject for next Sabbath at First
Baptist church, 1.-The Power of Chris.
tan Influence Matt. 5-l6 This will
be the last sermon during August, as the
pastor, Rev. l.. II. Copeland, willtake his
vacation There will, however, be meet
ings sunday evenings and Thursday
evenings, : p. NJ.
We publish to-day a supplement Civ.
Ing the schedule of the premiums offered
. BY the Eastern Maine State Fair to be
hell at Bangor for four days commenc-
ing August IS, with important informa.
ton 10 parties intending to exhibit stock
Or other products there and those pre-
plring to attend the exhibition.
The advance guard of the First Maine
cavalry Association arrived last evening
Consisting of Gen. J. p. Cilley of Rock
snd, ;. ;, Goodhue of HaycrhiI, Mass,
saa l.. \, Monson and wife of IIouton.
others arrived ON the early train this
morning the greater number arrived on
the lo,3j a, m. train to-day. The head
quarters of the Association are at
Hotel lIoselton.