The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-20
TOWN and VICINITY

Geo Cushing's entire stock at auction
naxt week. See lad
J. W. Walker, the piano tuner is in
) town on his semi-annual tour.
DR.. p. II. S. Vaughan of Augusta was
in town over Monday night.
Have you seen the bed spread w. B
steward is selling for Sl.00?
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sias Leland returned
home by last evenings train.
Mr.. Chandler Tuttle and wife are
visiting friends in So. Paris this week.
Walter Tufts and wife returned this
week to their home in Portsmouth, n.
II.
Lay out for the holidays by buying
goods at Cushing's clearing out auction
sale:
Mrs. Addie Webb of Merominni Mich,
Is on visit to her mother, Mrs. Angus
tus Fowler.
Mrs. C. Y. Hanson left on Tuesday
morning for a visit of several weeks in
Massachusetts, and Portland.
Your money is always ready for you if
Patterns Cream Balm fails to give salts
faction in the least particular. $50
G. w. Nash, superintendent of C. NJ.
Bailey's Sons oil cloth works in this
place, was in Gardiner, Tuesday, on a
business trip.
Mr.. John Wilson of Berlin, \. H., ac-
companied by his wife, is paying visit
TO the family of his brother, Z. w. Will
son of this place.
The annual meeting of the Non. Par.
W. =. I. t., will be held in their parlors
in the &. A. r. Hall Tuesday, Sept. 25th,
at o'clock. A full attendance is soil
cited.
Mr.. c. p. Knight of Athens was in
town Wednesday, and called on the RE
PORTER. Mr.. Knight is returning home
from a visit of some weeks with friends
i'll Massachusetts.
1t is expected that Rev. n. Il. Dutton
of Fairfield, will preach at the Bethany
church next Sunday. Mr.. Dutton is Il
veteran of the late war, and bore the
colors on many a hard fought field.
Among the entries for the bicycle
races to occur in connection with the
trotting races of the Somerset Central
Agricultural society on Wednesday next,
we notice the name of l.. }. SWEET of
Norway, who now holds the State
championship record of 2.22 %. Mr..
SWEET is to make an attempt at this time
to beat that time, and he can do it on
this track.
OF the improvements Wentworth Il
oak have inaugurated in their store, and
they are many, the most noticeable is in
their commodious carpet room, upon
which has been laid a fine hardwood
floor while at one end has been placed
a fireplace, which for the coming months
will cast a most cherry aspect upon
their visitors.
The kenuebec Steamboat Co. will sell
low rate excursion tickets to the great
stallion races at Mystic Park, Sept. %,
2G, 81 and 18th, and, in order to accom-
modate all who wish to see the grand
special races on Wednesday, the 2Gth,
the "Kennebec" will not leave Boston
on that evening until o'clock, which
will afford time to come in from Mystic
after the races are over.
Monday writ was filed with Clerk of
Courts Brainerd against Sewall A. Dins-
more by the heirs of the late Israel r
Bray. The ad damnum is $4,000, and
Mr.. Dinsmore's property has been at
tached for that sum. The case grows
out of the much talked of missing bonds
that disappeared from the Portland
Safety Deposit Vault and which caused
the arrest of the parties thereto in
Canada several months ago. While the
men were secured the bonds were not,
hence this suit.
All kinds of Kennedy's fresh biscuit at
pattersons.
You can buy at. enameled kettles for
20 cents at Doran & Woods
Don't miss trying our gold elephant
brand Fomosa tea, it is fine goods at
Pastersons.