The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-23

Mrs. Helen Neil Howard returned
homa, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. W. Il. G. Estes returned from
Old Orchard, Monday evening.
Buy novelty dress goods early. W.
Ii. Wildes has a very pretty line.
Mrs. Samuel Davis of Pshon's Ferry,
has been visiting in town, this week.
Sheriff Viles returned from Moose River
Monday, where he had been on business
trip.
Hon. NJ. a. Plamondon of Quebec,
Judge of the Superior court, is the guest
of Edw. Roberts.
II. J. Fogg of Boston. is at Cornyille
for week. His family are spending
the summer there.
Rev. DR.. aud Mrs. Hanson spent the
day, Tuesday at the home of Rev. \. T.
Dutton at Fairfield.
Wanted. a capable girl to work in a
small family. Inquire of J. II. Friend,
No North street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Swan of Boston,
are visiting Mrs. Swans mother. Mrs.
Stinchfield, this week,
IL. Z. Blasdell of Augusta. who has
been passing a brief vacation in town,
returned home, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ira Blanchard and Mrs. \. z.
FELTON, of Boston, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Crowell.
\ fur cape is what you want, for an
outside garment. W. II. Wi1es has in
an elegant line, and they are selling.
Prescott Marble who had been passing
some weeks here, with friends left for
his home in Worcester, Mass, yesterday
Herbert Blaisdell of Cornyille. left
home Tuesday for Taunton, Mass. He
expects to spend a few weeks in that
vicinity.
Mrs. Granville White of Philadelphia,
Pa, who has been stopping with the
family of II. X. White returned to her
home Tuesday
Rev. +. f. Pember of Bangor, will
preach at the Universalist church, Sun
day morning at l0.45. and in the evening
at 7.30.
| Two carloads of iron for the Skowhe-
gan and Norrdgewock Electric street
railway arrived Tuesday and more is to
follow early.
Look over the check list carefully and
see that your name is thereon. One is
posted at the post-oflce and one at
| Lumsdens store.
Mrs. J. C. Howe, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. VIM. Philbrick, for
several weeks, left for her home in
Logansport, Ind, yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Antill left home
Tuesday, with their own tie; m to drive
to Augusta, to visit friends there. They
expect to be gone about one week.
Miss Ethel Bernard, daughter of
A. j. Bernard, Slipped and fell breaking
her arm just below the elbow, Dir. Ii. c.
Taggart reduced the fracture.
Mr.. krutzky (ladies' hairdresser) has
returned from vacation, and will be at
Colby's, II Madison St, every Tuesday,
Hair goods of every description spec
ialty.
The libel for divorce published in our
last issue will not be tried at the coming
/ term of court, as it is now discovered
that the libelee has been dead for four
years.
Some eighty persons attended the pic
mic of the Bethany Sunday school on
Wednesday at Madison Lake. They
spent the day at Hayden's and delight
iul time is reported.
Fred Lawley, who has been located in
Golham, y. H., for some months. is
passing ii few days vacation in town.
He goes to Quincy, Mass, next week,
where he has situation.
X. W. Haines of Hotel Coburn. with
his sister, Miss Lizzie returned home
Monday from few days outing at Bay
Point HOTEL Rockland Breakwater 60
ing and returning by team.
Judge Edward Spaulding of Norfolk,
Va, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter, Miss. Nettie, are the guests of Cyrus
Bean aud family. Miss Nettie has Just
returned home from an extended Euro
pean tour.
Oriental cake frosting for making the
most delicious and best cake dressing,
put up in the following tyors Vanilla
chocolate, peach, orange. strawberry
and almond. 70 be found in Showhe-
gan at L. +, Goodrich's.
Abner Withee of La Crosse Wis, is
in town, accompanied 10y his son Levi,
and the latter's wife. Mr.. Withee was
at one time IA resident OF Somerset
county, but this is his first visit East for
four year. The party have engaged
rooms at Hotel C0burn for "A few weeks.
The Reed meeting to be held here,
Tuesday afternoon, sept. (, is likely to