The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-07-19

\. 2. Spear and family returned +,
their home in this place Tuesday night
Thomson's gloye-fitting corset, a
colby's.
f. ". Marble. Mr.. Marble and Mi,
Hattie went to spruce Point this morn
ing.
Mr.. VI. Nolin. wife and child went t,
Old Orchard Beach this morning for ;
few weeks.
Miss Emma Hanson Is at Jaekman fol
a few days on visit to her father, W
II. Hanson Esq.
Forrest Goodwin Esq. made a pro
fessidnal trip to Portland, Monday, re
turning Tuesday.
The subject next sunday of the ser
mon of Rev. l.. H. Copeland is "indi
yidual responsibility"
Dir. Cowan will be at Hotel I,scltol
all of this week. Boston office "a Schoo
st. all of next week.
Miss Eta. daughter of Jas. Holt. lett
home Wednesday morning for Il visit t,
relatives in Lowell and Lawrence
VIM. Folsom. Esq, and Mrs. Folsom
went to their summer home at Boothba,
this morning for the summer term.
Get pictures framed at Bragg 4
Narneys. They carry as fine line o
mouldings as are to be found in Maine.
Mrs. y. W. Brainerd is officiating a,
clerk in ;he Probate office during Mis-
FinsoG's absence in lIartland on vaca
ton.
Clement {. McGill has sold out hi
barbering business to Melvin Dennis o
Madison. aid removed with his famil!
to Boston.
Miss Lena Hill goes to Boothbay Iar
Dor to-day where she Is the guest of tn,
family of {. \. Marston Esq. in thei
summer home there.
Dir. J. +. II. Biron was called to New
port, y. IL, this morning by the lines
of a brother He will be absent iron
town several days.
Delano is getting an enviable reputa
ton for drawing nice soda. His ic'
cream, also. is the best to be had. anC
only five cents. Try them.
Next Saturday Pittsfeld's crack team
of ball players. the Pioneers, cross bat
with our nine on the home grounds.
is sure to be good game.
Walter Pierce offers for sale at gOOi
bargain, one horse, Il four-year-old, TOT
carriage, open wagon, two slcighs, har
nesses. blankets. robes and Whips.
You can buy any kind of a new o
secondhand carriage of l.. W. Chase 70
the next 30 days at les, than cost as II,
is going out of the carriage business ant
they must he sold.
In spite of the dull times, the SHAY
Business and shorthand College of Port
land has succeeded in enrolling 43
students during the past school year
an increase of 5 per cent. Send for fire.
catalogue.
Rev. G. W. Christie of Amesbury
Mass, will preach at the Island Avenue
Congregational Church next sabbath
both morning and evening. Subjects
Morning, "Lessons from The Sea-" even
ing, allow a Custom House Office
found Christ
\. Il. Yates. advertises $3.50 in purse
at the Fairfield Park, Wednesday an,
Thursday the 18th and Goth instants
The track is a fast and popular one ant
some good races may be expected, !
special train will be run from Fairfield
to Skowhegan at close of the last day
races.
Mr.. Coburn Weston of Mississippi
who has been visiting at the home of hi
uncle for several weeks, started on tn,
return journey to his southern hom
} cSltludN. Dul VII thll y loi lllhc w III
relatives in Lowell. Miss Lois Yves
ton, his sister, who is being educated il
the north. accompanied her brother t,
Lowell for a brief visit.
The stripping of of plaster inside tn
Asael Coleman building, brought to ligh
some old printed paper pasted upon III
walls, among which was a hymn used a
the ordination service of Rev. Mr.. Hath
away, March 20 1893, printed for TIN
occasion, beginning: "lIow beautiful
the feet" The front of this building
supposed to be at least - years old
originally stood on the bank of TIN
kennebec near where the railroad bridge
is now, and was, it is said, halter
shop.
The class of 81, SkoWhegan lIigl
School, held a reunion at the home o
Miss Edith B. Hanson. on Monday even
ing last. The following members wer'
present: Misses Della NJ. Gilman, Lols
b. Goodwin, Emma NJ. Goodwin, Edit
b. Hanson. Lena c. Hill, Josie W. Smith
Blanche Tantsh, Aida c. French, ant
Fannie Webb. Messrs. Herbert NJ. Pratt
Leland l.. smith. Levi z. Wyman, j
viii Fletcher. Mrs. |. o. Palmer. anC
Miss Dora Z. Cleveland, former teachers
were also in attendance. The evening