The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-24
Be sure to look at c. L. Roy's ad.

in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Blunt is visiting friends in
SomeTville, Mass.
Harvey d. Eaton, Esq, of Wateryille
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Anna Drew of Fairfield, is the
guest Of Mrs. VIM Doran.
Rev. G. W. Hinckley of Good Will
Home was in town Tuesday.
Just think. Trimmed sailors and
walking hats only 30 and 75e at Curtis
More Kew stamped doilies, Dresden,
empire, jewell aud flower patterns at
Judkins'.
Miss Ella Hight visited friends in
Fairfield and WaterVille several days
last week.
Miss Elgie Fogg, book-keeper for the
Bloomfield Shoe Co., is passing weeks
vacation in Portland.
A fine deer weighing 200 lbs. was
brought to town yesterday from Eusts
and sold to A. X. Jewett.
Mr.. Charles A. Ward of South Nor
ridgewock was in town Monday and
mai the REPORTER office n call.
d. d. Stewart of st. Adams and
County Attorney Collins of North An
son, were at the court house, Tuesday.
We are pleased to state that the Port
land Packing Co., have concluded to
operate their factory in this PLACE next
season.
Blaine Niles and Lorenzo Naruev
made trip to the Dead River region
last week and were fortunate in securing
deer,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Bigelow of Range
| ly, who were the.guests of II. 7. Jewett
and family, for several days, returned
TO their home last week.
Mr.. John S. Durrill, wife and young
daughter of Stratton, who were the
guests of II. Y. Jewett and family,
several days last week and over the
Ddbpdlll, ltlul utu ilpllt NlOuudN
Mr.. John Turner started six horses for
Carry Township to begin a numbering
operation for the winter. He will put
in II more horses later. Mr.. Turner has
disposed of his land on the 10000 acre
tract above The Forks and will do no
more logging there,
Rev. l.. II. Copeland will begin next
Sunday morning, series of sermons on
| Redemption. Subject for next Sunday
morning will be For whom We're the
Scripture promises, and to whom were
they given Missionary meeting in the
evening at p. m. led by Mrs. Belle
Clatlin.
Miss Alice Hobart daughter of Mark
Hobart of East Madison, and member
of the Freshman class of the Skowhe-
gan high school, entertained the mem
bers of her class, together with a few
from the higher classes, by party given
in Grange Hall, East Madison, Friday
evening of last week.
DIR. B. +. Lancaster of Norridgewoek,
was in town Tuesday, to meet Samuel
Pompelly and Philadelphia gentleman,
who were after the renowned red, white
and blue stallion owned by ;he Doctor
The horse was shown and sale affected
for about $500. The animal is seven
years old, handsome in form and limb
as we'll as color, is by Dictator Chief,
and can show "A 30 clip any where to a
road wagon.
Frederic Small Agent of the New
England Business Directory, published
by Sampson, Murdoch & Co, has been
in town this week making the necessary
changes in business firms preparatory to
the volume of that valuable book that
comes out early in the year 1896. The
first edition uf this work was published
in 1856 ana it has been issued regularly
since that time. 1t covers every variety
of business, the whole forming a volume
of 1000 pages of great value as bust
ness and official gazetteer
p. I. Barnum used to say that 1.-THE
American public liked to be humbuged,
but the public don't want to be hum
buged all of the time Every month
some poor fellow is fooled into believing
that tn mlnlgem INT of the North Con.
way Kelley Institute, located at North
Conway, n. II. (The Kelley institute
of the East) has II branch institute in
Maine. For the benefit of such we wish
to state that the North Conway, y. II.
Kelley institute is not connected directly
or indirectly, with any Kelley institute
but the original Dir. Leslie f. Kelley
Co, of Dwight, III.
James Freeman, who committed the
burglary at the residence of e F. Jones
in the early fall and had been
lodged in Norridgewoek Jail, is now safe
in Portland Jail The United States
officers have been busily connecting him
with the East Sumner post office robbery
which occurred in July. The State
authorities agreed to turn him over to
the United States marshal and he was
taken to Portland, Saturday, by Deputy
Marshall Emery. On Monday he WAS
arraigned before a L. :. Commissioner,
! plpaHp1 NOT ouiltV uud u.uS bound aU.r