The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13


to Old Orchard and Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. II. Lally returned to
Boston by this mornings train.
Mr.. George l.. Wildes returned to his
home in Melrose. Mass, saturday.
o. ID. Baker. Esq, of Augusta. was a
guest at Hotel Coburn, over sunday.
Miss. c. E. Burrill will reopen her
dress-making rooms. Monday. sept. Il.
The family of +. y. Merrill returned
home from Boothbay. Thursday night
last
E. X. Delano and wife returned home
from their Boston visit. Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs Mary Nosmus has returned from
Augusta where she spent some weeks
visiting friends.
Hon. W. II. Clifford of Portland. was
"A CUES: of Hotel IIeselton. during his
stay in town.
Frank ". Laid and wife of Lake
View. Maine, are visiting the family of
John H. Steward
Somerset Lodge holds its regular meet
ing this Monday evening, after ayaca-
ton of two months
Miss Mae Burlill returned home Sat.
urday night from visit of several weeks
to her aunt in Caribou.
Mrs. George Mills of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest of {. NJ. Lambert
and family for few days.
The Ladies' Circle of High St church.
will meet with Mrs. Albert Whorti'. Wee
nesday afternoon, Sept. T..
Edw. Pomelow opened up for business
in his newly re.modeled block, this
morning. He has fine quarters.
Alexander Weston returned Saturday
evening, from Massachusetts. where he
has been tarrying with friends since
January.
Rev. o. d. Small of Strong preached
at the Congregational church, Sunday,
lie is expected to supply that pulpit for
a few sundays.
Nl-s Neemau of Brunswick, who has
been "a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
W OK for some weeks, returned
homo, saturday
The stallion, Tom King, which for two
years past has been at Fl. Fairfield, has
been shipped here, aud will be seen in
the local races this fall.
Wentworth 4 Oaks fall stock of car
pets are in, and there are some beauti-
full patterns among them. Carpets were
never so cheap as at present.
Mrs. d. W. Weber, who with her
young son has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Williams for some
weeks, returned home to-day.
Miss Carrie Whittier and Miss Grace
Judkins, who have been spending sew
eral weeks with friends in town, return
ed to Lexington, Mass, Friday after
noon.
Miss Alanda NJ. Boyd of Peel, y. b.,
her sister, Mrs. Jos, l.. Steward, return
ed to her home, Monday, accompanied
by her mother.
A young man, member of the senior
class, Skowhegan high school, would
like chance to work his board for the
present school year. For particulars
inquire at REPORTER office.
Skowhegan Jersey creamery made
l5,l00 lbs. of butter during the month
of August, and paid patrons &c per inch
for cream, amounting to 100000 for
the month. Who says our creamery is
not grand institution:
Miss Laura Armstrong of Reading,
Mass, who came here on a visit about
the middle of July, died of consumption
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mark
Knights, early Saturday morning, Sept.
s, aged % years Her remains were
taken to Reading for interment.
Dir. Geo. II. Bailey of Portland, of the
State board of cattle commissioners. was
in town, Saturday. He was called here
by the report that horse in Norridge-
wock had the CHAMBERS and was fit case
for the action of the commissioners but
he found the horse did not have the
disease.
The numerous horses from Fairyiew
Farm, which have been training at Rigby
Park this season, and later have been at
Bangor and Lewiston, have been shipped
home, with the exception of Mahlon, the
speedy race stallion, which is now at
Rigby, He starts at Mystic Park at the
breeders meeting.
The date of the grand recital to be
given by Miss Sully, reader, of Boston
and Miss Austin, pianist, of Pennington,
made mention in our last issue has been
set for Wednesday evening Sept. 18th. in
Milburn hall, As a reader, Miss Suly
stands unrivalled in New England,
while Miss Austin should need no intro
duction, having graduated with first
honors from the conservatory in Leipsic,
Germany. Tickets are now on sale at
Arnold's.
Somerset County Y. u. :. &. T..
Union.
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