The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-12

" as lAiC SuCSl VI Jas. hui Il DOlLlOu Vi
the past week.
Rev. L. H. Copeland will speak next
Sabbath on the subject: Humility the
first step to greatness
DR.. c. P. Sawyer is on a business trip
through Piscataquis county this week,
and is accompanied by Mrs. Sawyer.
Misses Hittie and Eta Dyer, of Alb
bington, Mass, have been visiting the
family of H. X. White the past week.
w. F. Swan aud Edward Steptoh,
statesmen with the Continental Clothing
House, Boston, are passing their vacation
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon Bradbury spent
last week at the State Fair, making the
trip to Lewiston and return on their
wheels.
Be sure and make your arrangements
to bring in your stock, agricultural prod
ucts, etc., to the fair next week, and get
premium.
Miss Leora Withee left for Boston and
New \ ork, Tuesday morning, and Mrs.
E. B. Curtis. Thursday morning, to select
| goods for E. B. Curtis millinery store.
Miss Ada NJ. Witham, Gladys and Mas
ter Eddie Elwell are on visit to friends
in Boston. They will take trip to Ban
gor by boat before they return home.
Judge Thos. H. Haskell and Mrs. Has
KEEL were at Hotel Coburn Saturday
morning, on their way from Pennington
to Roekland, where the Judge holds court
this month.
! Rev. Harrison L. Barrett, of Washing
ton, D. c., who is on a leeturing tour
through Maine, will lecture in the hall
at Lake George, Sunday afternoon, at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. L. H. Mckenzie will do dress
making through the autumn and early
winter at her home, Mount Pleasant
Ave-, South side. engagements may be
made by mail, P. o. box 926.
Make your entries of stock, etc, with
H. A. Archer, secretary of Somerset
Central A'gl. Society at the store of
Jewett & Brown, Madison Avenue, Sat-
urday or Monday next Don't delay un-
ill the day of the show when all is hustle
and confusion.
A clean white piece of ivory, of the
most dainty pattern, three thousand
bristles artistically arranged-put in to
stay in, are the specifications of the new
tooth brush that bears the stamp Pat
tens Guaranteed. You want one at
once, at Patterns Drug Store.
The Supreme judicial Court begins
the September term Tuesday next, the
18th inst. Hon. Charles w. Walton, as
socate justice presiding. The docket
contains some 400 cases, but it is diff
cul. to predict the number of them which
will be tried or the length of the term.
Ruel Malbou finished hauling his corn
to the canning factory Tuesday. He did
not plant large piece this year, but 306
square rods, but it was a good piece and
the yield was heavy. From the BOG rods
he had 7 94S lbs. for which he received
at N cents per pound the sum of
Sll9.22 or at the rate of $62.4l per acre.
Not bad crop it would seem.
Saturday evening of this week Co. F.,
National Guards of this place are to give
an exhibition drill and ball at Hayden
Lake pavilion, and Kendall's orchestra is
TO furnish the music. The company are
TO march from their armory to the scene
during the afternoon, camp in the grove,
returning at an early hour Sunday morn
ing. without doubt, this affair will
prove most enjoyable, like all previous
ones under their management.
The First Baptist Society are pleased
to announce an evening of comic reading
at Coburn Hall tomorrow Friday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock, by the popular read
er, Menander bennett, Of Lewiston.
| Price of admission, % cents. The Port
land Press has the following appreciatiye
notice: "But the leading feature of the
ISNcnlu& was the IcNlldlS duu
representations of Prof. bennett, of Lew
ston. He kept the audience in roars of
applause, and was encored again and
again"
Next week the Somerset Central Ag-
ricultural Society will hold its annual cat
| tie show and fair, commencing Tuesday,
and closing Thursday evening, The ex-
hbits at the park of cattle, horses, sheep,
| swie poultry ETC., with the drawing of
horses and oxen and the races are likely
to be fully up to the standard of former
years II not better than heretofore, and
the show in the hall by the oranges of
Somerset, will be worthy of the societies
that make the exhibits and all our
people will want to see iftheir oranges
cannot do better than they did last year.
Elsewhere will be found an advertise
ment setting forth the varied attractions
| Of the cattle show and fair.
Skowhegan Board of Trade met at the
store of Wentworth and Oak, Tuesday
evening last, on call of the Secretary.
L, II. Anderson, President, occupied