The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-12
Exceedingly poor haying season thus

ldlTHS,
Mrs: Silas Leland is visiting IN Port
land this week.
Mr.. Irwin c. Curtis Was among the
arrivals by Yesterdays train.
Mr.. Chas. Z. Cheney OF Portland. was
in town a few days this week.
Edward Leach is in attendance upon
the races at Fitchburg this week.
Mrs. |. B. Mower came to town last
evening for visit among friends.
Holman F. Day, of the staff of the
Lewiston journal, was in town yester
day
VIM. Doran and wife are absent on a
vacation trip to Augusta, Portland aud
the Islands.
Miss Aida French returned home,
Tuesday evening, from Il vacation trip of
several weeks.
Hon. c. II. Chase and wife of Portland
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. IL. Caswell
for. a few days.
Mrs. Baeher and Miss Rosa Hurst of
Amesbury, Mass. are visiting the family
of Edward Leach.
Mrs. VIII Mcclellan returned to Skow-
hogan last night from Portland, GA Il
visit to her mother.
Mrs. Leonora Spaulding returned last
night from months visit in Portland.
somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. John Wight of Gardiner arrived
ia town. Wednesday afternoon on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Martha kilgore.
Miss Fannie Dunbar of Naterville who
has been the guest of Mrs. Davis Miller
for few days returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
Tile demand Of the present age. :
will be the subject of Rev, l.. IL. Cope
lands morning discourse at the First
Baptist church, sunday next.
The advance agent for Forepaugh' 5
circus was in town early. in the week,
contracting for his shows appearance in
Skowhegan about the middle of August.
Mr.. George Goodspeed came III on his
Victor from Wilton Tuesday morning,
easily in three hours. lie will spend his
vacation with his uncle, &. b. Fair
grieYes.
The many friends OF Rev. +. \.
Wyman. ID. d. of Maiden. Mass, will be
pleased TO learn that he is expected to
preach at the Bethany church next sui
day forenoon.
You can buy any kind OF new or
second hand carriage of l.. W. Chase for
the next 30 days al less than cost as he
is going out of the carriage business and
they must be sold.
Rev. q. NJ. Kellogg of Norwich Conn,
will occupy the pulpit of the Island ave.
Congregational church, Sunday next,
July 10Th. Mr. Kellogg is a candidate
for the pastorate OF this society and
comes highly recommended by promi-
ncut men in Connecticut.
H. II. Gilman was in town over the
Sabbath He informs the REPORTER
that his labors in laying concrete walk
in the city o. VAUDEVILLE will last with
out doubt until cold weather. for after
he finishes his contract with the city, he
has Il large amount to lay for individuals.
Our respected toWnsman. ;. W. Gould
Esq. has declined the honor of remain
ing the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress in the Third District. He prefers
To be candidate for County Attorney,
1t is not so straining to run for County
Attorney if he don't stand any better
chance for election.
Some body is losing lots Of money. but
it is not the man who buys those pulp
hay caps, which Bartlett & Cairns are
selling at ten cents each. They have
but 100 left and when they are gone
they cannot be obtained for three times
that money. They got 4 great bargain
in buying them and are giving it to
their customers.
Mr.. l.. J. Lyons of Boston, at one
time a Pennington, Me. merchant has
taken lease of the +. y Merrill store,
formerly occupied by Geo. Gushing. and
in the early fall is 10 put in a stock of
readx-made clothing and gents furnish
ings, Mr.. Lyons has already removed 10
town with his family. having tented the
Isaac Dyer residence.
Tuesday afternoon warrants were
served 10y Deputy Sheriff +. l.. Harding
of Madison against one Durrell. YIN.
Howard, Cephas Hilton. John NJ. Hilton
and Il Frenchman all residents of that
town charging each With single sale of
Intoxicating liquors. Al a hearing held
the same evening before Justice Withee,
they were fined so, and costs each,
from which they appealed.
Uncle ). b. Arnold informs Us that he
received a letter from his son Geo. d.
Arnold to the effect that hc i within
400 miles Of his destination, there tied
up on account of the labor trouble. All
are well and expect to be able to reach
Santa Fe this week. The report that
his baggage was burned in the inccndia-
ry car fire at Chicago i in error