The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-30

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Mrs. W. IL. Gannett of Augusta is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II, Emery are in
Fairfield, for few days.
Miss TERESA \. Brown of Hallowell,
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Owen Withee is in Bingham,
visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. G. L. Friend is on Il visit to her
parents in this pllce for few days.
c. II. Tilton is passing weeks vaca-
ton in attendance upon the Bangor fair
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lalley of Somer-
vile, Mass. came to town lost evening.
W. B. Brown Esq, of Solon was in
town yesterday on professional business.
Chamber girl. also one to assist meat
cook is wanted at once. at Hotel Hesel-
ton.
b. T. Steward is At Jaeknan, putting in
a steam heater in the residence of Richard
Holden.
Mr. Geo. Burns has secured a position
in Attleboro. Vt, where he is to have
charge of a store.
The wife and daughter of State De-
teetive Ira NJ. True. are the guests of
Mrs. II. y. Howard.
Miss Ella Merrill of Orono, has been
the guest of Rev. F. IL. Morgan and
family the past week.
Miss Ada NJ. Witham and Miss GLADYS
and Master Eddie Elwell are visiting in
Fairfield. for few days.
The Methodist society held a basket
picnic, at Hayden Lake yesterday, near
ly one hundred attending.
Mr.. Z. G. Woodbury. and wife have
been spending several days in st. Adams,
making the trip with their team.
Mr.. f. +. Sprague, who with his wife
is passing brief vacation with her
people in Scion, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Tuttle were
called to Rumford Falls the past week to
attend the funeral of brother of Mr..
Tuttle.
There will be no service at the High
Street church on Sunday afternoon, on
account of the illness of the pastor, Rev.
I. G, Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall W. Smith return.
ed Tuesday, from a visit of several
weeks with friends in Swansea and Fall
River, Mass.
The seleetmen have appointed Lyman
l.. Walton as Warden for polling place
No. ,, and Chas. Z. Belmore as ward
clerk for same place.
Edw. Durrill, Ira Norton, Tom Far
rand are at Bangor, this week in attend
anee upon the fair They made the
trip on their bicycles.
Mrs. Samuel Fogg and her daughter
Miss Nellie Fogg, of Readield, were the
guests of Mrs Gala B. Ward and fami-
ly, Monday and Tuesday.
Preaching services will be resumed in
the First Baptist Church next Sabbath
morning. The pastor will preach from
Heb. u, IL. subject-"The cross and
joy in suffering
The members of the several lodges of
the A. o. L. ". of Somerset County
with their families and friends will have
basket picnic ut Hayden Lake on We'd
nesday. September s.
The broncho, which so mysteriously
broke away, at the time of the collision
mentioned in the REPORTER, has been
returned to his owner, Mr.. Hill, the ami
NAL only going as far as the next house.
Miss A. A. Reeve who had been visit
ing her sister Mrs. F. W. Allen, left here
for her home in St. Paul Mimi, yester-
day. Mrs. Allen accompanied her as fan
as Portland, where she will remain with
friends few days.
Our sugar "racket" still continues.
Twenty pounds for one dollar, but can
only allow each customer single dol
lars worth. Cannot say how long ii
will last as sugar continues to rise
Bartlett & Cairns.
Rev. Donald Frazier will preach at the
Uniyersalist church, Sunday morning
Sept. 2, at 1913. Mr.. Frazier was form.
erly pastor of the churches at No
Arson and Madison and while at those
places preached here several times.
Miss Helen a. Brainerd, manager OF
the Postal Telegraph-Ca Office who
had been at the seashore for few weeks
returned here Monday afternoon and
Miss Mae Tuttle of Auburn who official.
ed in her stead during her absence has
returned to her home.
At the town clerks office Aug. 18th,
the following were drawn to represent
skowhegan rs jurors at the September
term 5. J. Court grand, -Elba Dan
forth, Moses B. Thompson; trayers-
Chas. 5. Belmore Edgar /, Ford, John
=. Whittemore, and Harley Wyman.
Messrs Charles \. Richardson and
Charles o. Richard-o of the Worcester