The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-23
TOWN and VICINITY

/ IL. Mitchell is in Bangor. this week.
see that your name is on the voting
list.
40 in. all wool serges, 30 cts Il yard at
Orlway's.
Deputy Sheriff Harding of Madison,
WAS in town. yesterday.
The hair-dresser will be at Colby's,
Tuesday. Aug. 2Sth.
Mrs. Alpheus Brown of Benton has
been visiting friends in town.
F. p. Pencil, Esp, of Harmony, and
Mrs. Pencil were in town, Yesterday.
Mfr. and Mrs. f. W. Allen are on Il
c,rriage drive to Bar uarbor this week.
Miss Bertha ,Judkins has been assigned
70 teach in Dist. No ,. north. river road.
Miss Mamie Harmon of Portland, was
tbe guest of Miss Perle Curtis this week.
g in. extra fine india twill 60 cts. ii
3D.. all colors including black 1T Ord
way.
c. NJ. Green and wife, with Mr.. Frank
W. Green. returned to Boston, this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nigue of Water
vile. spent some days with friends in
town last week.
col \. w. Wildes left home yesterday
morning, for Salem, Mass, for few
DAYS tarry there.
r. W. Haines and Fred Dow are in
attendance upon the Rigby horse fair, in
Portland, this week.
l.. X. Curtis sold nice porker one
year old to Bartlett & Cairns this morn
ing. it weighed Al lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Leighton of Port
land made brief visit with Silas Le-
land and family this week.
1t has been decided by our school
board to replace Wentworths series of
arithmetic in our schools by Greenleaf's
Mrs. Pierce Jones of Boston, who had
been visiting her brother, DIR. II. L.
Taggart. returned home Monday after
h1on.
Capt. w. w. Sturtevant of Milo, and
Mrs. +. l.. Shaw of st. Paul, Mimi, are
visiting E. Z. Sturtevant and family for
a few days.
Alr. and Mrs. NJ. \. Whitney of \ psi
ianti, Michigan, who had been spending
few weeks in Somerset, have returned
to their home.
f.. l.. Pegram, who has been visiting
in town. left yesterday for his home in
ID catur, ILL.,, via. mountain division of
the Maize Central.
Miss Susie Goodhue of Mississippi, who
has been at school for several years IN
Manchester, y. H.. is visiting the fami-
lies of Geo. Philbrick aud Jas. Fellows,
for a few days.
Henry Chase, who lives at the eddy.
it is reported, attempted suicide recent
ly by Jumping into the kennebec. near
his house. and WAS rescued with much
difficulty. Mr.. Chase has been i'll for a
long time, and for several months his
mind has been affected.
The liberal amount in prizes offered by
the Somerset Central Agricultural
society for the bicycle races at their com
iur !, a 81;
number of fast riders. The Skowhegan
Wheel Club will have charge of the
races and look after the entertainment
of visiting wheelmen.
There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of the Degree of Honor,
A. o. [. W. Monday evening last, when
several new members were initiated.
Refreshments were served by the oili-
cer-. The next meeting will be held at
their hall Sept. 3, when a number of new
members will Join the order.
The baggage masters of the Maine
Central have been notified that bicycles
will hereafter be subject to regular
excess baggage rates for 100 pounds, and
that no charge will be less than % cents
GA local station nor 80 cents to station
OF connecting road or steamer The
PASSENGER part of the excess ticket will
be given n Il check for the machine. and
the ticket will be stamped bicycle
Chenille table covers, 80 cts, at ord