The Somerset reporter., 1894-09-27
TOWN and VICINITY
Don't forget the auction
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1894.

to Boston,.
Miss Lila Taggart is visiting friends
in Readfield.
Thos. Emmerton of Bingham, was in
town, Friday.
NJ. I. Pooler and wife went to Boston,
by this mornings train
Mr.. C. j. Bailey came to town, Friday
night, for brief stay with his family.
Mrs. Cora Houghton of Bingham,
spent Sunday with Miss Gertrude Wes-
ton.
Alex. Weston, who has been spending
a few weeks in town. returned to Lynn,
Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Eaton of Boston, who has
been passing his vacation in Somerset
was in town Saturday,
DR.. Horace G. Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, is in town for a few days, n
guest at Hotel Cobuin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Watson of Barre,
Vt. are the guests of G. W. Nash and
family for few weeks.
This chilly fall weather makes the
hands rough and tender; Patterns Cream
Balm will cure them. 1910
Mrs. f. T. Ross and Miss Mabel f.
Ward left home. Saturday, for Boston,
to be absent a week.
Rev. T. G.. Moses will preach at Corn
vile Westinghouse. Sunday next. the
Both, inst. at 1910 a. NJ.
Remember Geo. Cushing's auction
commences Tuesday evening. Private
sales at auction prices every day this
week.
>Sixty-seven entries for the races at
the track, Tuesday and Wednesday.
There should be lots of fun for those in
attendance.
VIM. B. Brown, Esq, has removed
from Scion to IIartland, and will open
an office for the practice of his profess
sion, there.
VIM. =. kidder of Jamaica Plains.
Boston, son of Wellington kidder, ac-
companied by his wife, visited in town,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Fellows and Miss Marie, af.
ter passing the summer at their home
in this place, returned to Boston on Fri
day for the winter.
The bicycle races at the Park both
Tuesday and Wednesday, are sure to
prove one of the most interesting feat
ures. The best riders in the state are to
compete.
The South Scion agricultural society
will hold its annual show and fair, on
the old show ground, on Wednesday
Oct. 3. If stormy, the first fair day,
thereafter
Mrs. j. w. Fogler and sons, who have
been spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin +. Baker, returned to heI
home in Leavenworth. Kansas, Thurs
| uaN AFTERNOON.
| Rev. c. V. Hanson preached in Fair
field, Sunday, in exchange with the pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Dutton, and is spending a
few days with friends in the town of
Wales. this week.
+. c. Pooler left home Friday for Port
land and this week is in attendance up
on the Breeders Meeting at Mystic Park
when the Skowhegan stallion Mahlon is
to start in the 2.l7 race.
+. 7. Goodrich is putting new $500
flour on the market this week, the Nor
man r." which he guarantees the equal
of the Fancy brands. If this is a fact
our people can save money by giving 1t
trial, He not only warrants this flour
but gives , b. package of Taylor S
gold medal soda with every barrel Re-
member $500 only is the price, and a
guarantees goes with it.
The steamer Sagadahoc, of the Kenne-
bee line, will be taken of the route upon
her return from Boston, Wednesday
morning, Sept. 2G. and the daily service
will be discontinued. The steamer Ken
nebec will continue to run three trips
per week, as she does now, leaving the
river Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
and Boston, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
The Womans Relief Corps, connected
with Russell Post G. A. r., propose Civ
ing a ball the latter part of October in
Coburn Hall, the proceeds of which are
to be contributed by them towards the
erection of the Veterans Home at Sears
port 1t is a most worthy object, and as
several of our society young men have
signified their Willingness to assist, it
cannot fail of being great success, both
socially and financially.
The horse of J. 5. Tobey of Athens
made lively runaway Friday forenoon.
He was fastened rear the freight station
and when the train arrived he took
fright, broke away. dashed around the
corner and up Water street. When
nearly opposite Patterns drug store, one
of the workmen employed on the cleo
trio road GRABBED the rein, and he was
thrown across the track and captured
, $40 would repair all damages.
The exhibition in physical culture Civ
en- by Miss Treadwell at the Methodist