The Somerset reporter., 1894-09-06

Key. =. I. gregory OF bliehalh, was
in town. Tuesday.
Mrs. r. II. Pulsifer is visiting rela-
tives in Readield. fer a few day.
Miss Marie s futile aud Mrs. l.. {.
Emery are in Lewiston this week.
Henry Washburne and wife of Bing-
ham, were in town oyer Tuesday night.
our last word of advice to our Repub-
liean friends Is. do your full duty Mon
day.
Ihos. Howard. accompanied by his
wife is in attendance upon the State
Fair to-day.
Mrs. \. W. Branerd Is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Corey in Lewiston.
this week.
Miss Millie Woods of Dixfield. is pass
ing her vacation at the home of her
father. y. p. Wood.
Miss Julia Coburn and Miss Mabel
Pooler returned home from Boothbay.
Tuesday night
Mrs. I. II. Anderson returned home,
Tuesday hight, from a stay of several
weeks at Boothbav Harbor.
Jas. Bachelor of Bath. was in town
IA few days the past week, on a visit to
his brother, \. ;. Bachelor.
Messrs. George Cushing. George Nay
and ID. +. Judkins went to Boston by
the noon train OF yesterday.
Rev Mr.. Craine of Readfeld, will
preach AT the Universalist church, Sun
day morning, Sept. at lob.
Miss Emma Tobey has re-opened her
dressmaking rooms, over Steinbcfg's
clothing store, for the fall season.
Mr.. A. S. Bachelor goes to Farming
dale on Saturday next. to pass the Win
ter with Il sister. who resides there.
Rev. DR.. G. d. B. Pepper of Water
willie was in town Tuesday on business
ana attended the Reed-Lodge meeting
y barge will leave Fairbrothers stable
for Hayden Lake, Saturday eve, at =,
aud Sunday at 10 \. NJ. Round trip
soc.
Mrs. Thos. K. Boyd of Peel. y. B..
arrived in town, Tuesday. to spend a
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Joe
l.. Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Morgan of Law
renee, Mass, are in town, the guests of
their son, Rev, F. II. Morgan, and his
family.
The subject of the sermon of Rev. l..
II. Copeland at the First Baptist church
next Sunday morning will be prayer" !,
Matt. l.; 81.
The rear wheels of heavily loaded
team with lumber went through the
planking of the bridge across Currier
brook, East Front ST., yesterday.
Parmenas Encampment held a special
meeting. Tuesday evening, and worked
the golden rule and royal purple degrees
on five candidates from Indian Stream
lodge of Madison.
Rev. A. j. Racklff, so well known to
Skowhegan people, has accepted call to
supply the First Congregational church
of Hudson, Mass. He has been in town
IL week or more and will remain in Maine
until next week.
Among the cottagers at the State Fair
grounds this week are c. 5. Robinson
and wife, Warren futile and wife, Brad
bury Bros. and Misses Nay and Home
stead of this place, who own a cottage
there. ehristcned after their native town.
Populsts were on deck in town yester-
day. George c. Sheldon, the party can
didate for congress spoke in Island Grove,
| to an audience of about loo in the after.
noon, and Henry A. Thompson, of Starks,
candidate for sheriff, spoke in G. A. Il.
Hall, to about one hundred in the even
ing.
Mr.. II. d. Rowel, late of Augusta,
has leased the store formerly occupied
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stock of 8 and 10 cent goods, as well as
a stock of tin, glass, crockery and
wooden ware. Mr. Rowel also opens
another store in Waterville and expects
to be ready for business here early next
week. Look for his ad. Monday.
At Lewiston yesterday, G. A. Mar
ston's black gelding Fred NJ. after VIM
ming the second and third heats of the
$50 class for PAGERS. was distanced in
the fourth, and the key of the situation
was discovered when he was taken to
the stable, as the horse was taken sud
denly sick, and two veterinaries being
called in they pronounced the animal in
a dying condition.
The work of laying the rails for our
new electric road is progressing rapidly
the first six days of their labor closing
with last night, seeing the work COM
pleted for two miles, and as far as the
Norridgewock line. The contractors
now have crew Of about sixty men at
work, all they can use to advantage. and
all but twelve. who are experienced
help, Were hired from our town.
The musical people and lovers of fine
recitations and readings of this town,
are to have in the near future an Oppor-