The Somerset reporter., 1894-05-24

basket the past week.
Don't fret about warm weather when
you can get IL nice ice-cream for cents
at Delano's.
Miss Lena Hill returned home Satur-
day night from visit of several weeks
in Massachusetts.
Henry c. Allen went to Boston ON
Saturday, after horse to be sent to
Fairyiew Farm for breeding.
w. IL. Fuller, Esq, is convalescing
from an illness that confined him to his
home several days last week.
Remember that Geo. w. Bishop the
horse buyer is to be at Hotel lIeselton,
Wednesday evening of this week.
Mis-. Mary A. Prescott returned from
Plain1ield, New Jersey, Friday, where
she passed the winter with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Rowell of Philadelphia,
came to town on Saturday night. aud
will pass the summer months with her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Arnold.
Mrs. VIM. Doran returned from Bos-
ton Thursday night of last week, ae
companied by Mrs. J. z. Brown of that
city, who is her guest this week.
The rain of Saturday prevented the
contemplated visit of the Waterville
high school nine to our town to play
with the Skowhegan high school team.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. NJ. Morse of Phladel-
phia, are guests at Hotel Heselton, their
visit to Skowhegan being made to re-
ceive the Anidrosis baths at the fountain
head.
Nahum Wing of Auburn, of class of
'94 Colby University, and Capt. John
Carson of Mt. Vernon, were in town
over Sunday, the guests of c. Davis
Miller.
Prof. Gilman of Boston, whose duplex
writing system was recently adopted in
our public schools, was in town recent V
giving instruction in the schools for a
brief time.
Mrs. Sprague Adams of Bangor, and
her daughter, Hattie were the guests of
O. K. Bachelor, Esq, and wife por-
ton of last week, returning home Sat
urday afternoon.
j. A. Dealy announces his store in
order again and ready for business.
New spring suitings just received, at
lowest prices. Mrs. Dealy's cloak
rooms up stairs. 4w20
The Skowhegan Bicycle club present
a fine appearance i'll their new suits.
They are of a rich dark gray color, with
caps to match, and were supplied by
c. +. Ward, the clothier.
l.. l.. Morrison goes to Mouse Island
the last of June. He informs us his
cottage at Madison Pond will be for rent
by day or week. Large rooms, open
fire, stable for horses etc.
NJ. I. Pooler and son have imported a
negro from New York city, to care for
their horses, Also and Mahlon, the
present season. The new man is said to
be at the top in the care of line horses.
I'm egg supper will be given at the
vestry of the Methodist church next
W ednesday evening. May BIRD, from
to 80 O'Clock under the auspices of the
Ladies' Social Circle" Admission 10
cts. Everybody invited.
r. W. lIaines returned home Saturday
night, from his two weeks excursion
trip through the west and to Denver,
Colo, Miss Lizzie, his sister, who ae-
companied him remains in Massachusetts
this week, visiting friends.
A fine rain commenced to fall Friday
noon and continued through the after
noon. night and part of Saturday to the
great benefit of all, putting out the fires,
wetting down the ground and starting
the water up in streams and rivers.
The large delegation of Odd Fellows
who went from Skowhegan to Clinton
on Thursday last, to assist in the dedica-
tory exercises of the new odd Fellows
hall in that place, report glorious time.
The gathering was the largest that ever
assembled in that town.
W. a. Neatly, New England superin-
tendcnt of the Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing
machine Co., and j. c. Fuller, a large
shoe manufacturer, both of Lynn, were
in town Thursday last, en- route to the
Carry Ponds on "A fishing trip. This is
Mr.. Neally's teuth annual trip to these
ponds.
John French, farm laborer WAS
found in a drunken stupor lying upon
one of the public walks, Friday after
II Don. Officers Thing and. Spear gather
ed him in, lodged him, and Saturday
morning he was arragned before Justice
Bachelor, plead guilty, paid the fine
inflicted and drparte1