The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
TOWN and VICINITY.

was in town Saturday.
Deputy sheriff W. F. Mutt of Fairfield
was in town Tuesday.
Alor 20 Marston left here for his home
in California Monday morning
F. II. Colby and his daughter, Miss
Alice, were i'll town Friday last.
L. T. Phnkett aud wife of Boston are
spending IA week With friends in town.
Get satisfaction by buying the Never
Rip school shoe of Gardner Il Barnard.
Henry Williams is attending the
Eastern State Fair at Bangor this week.
Bargains in wooden remnants for men
and boys wear at Coburn Wooden Mills.
Mr. Lernard Locke of Cornville, was
y in town Tuesday and made the REPORT
Err call.
Mr. Joseph |. Burrill of East Skowhe-
gan, is spending some weeks with friends
in Waterville.
All wool remnants of men and boys
woolens selling at less than cost at
Coburn Wooden Mills.
People who desire the latest styles
in photos should give call to c. l..
Roy. They are beauties.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Green of Boston,
who has been visiting relatives here
the past week returned home Tuesday.
Miss Gerte Savage of Oakland was IA
guest of the family of G.. W. Cover,
Esq, last week, returning home Satur-
day.
Marshall Wildes, Willie Clough and
Seymore Rawles made a trip to Dead
River last week and made good haul
of nice trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Mantor of Boston,
and Mr.. Ed. Bean of Tallapoosa, Ga,
have been spending a week at the home
of Hon. S. j. Walton.
The family of H. S. French including
Merton French and wife, have been
spending their vacation at the old home
stead, in North Cornville.
Eastman Hathorn of Athens sends
eight head of grade Herefords to the
Bangor and Lewiston State fairs and the
New England fair at Portland.
Mrs. }. X. Russell and her son
Frank of Florida, formerly residents of
Skowhegan, who had been few day,
looking the old town over, left Tuesday
on the afternoon train.
Rev. O. NJ. Hilton of Auburn, \. y,
who has been supplying the pulpit of
the Universaist church, in this village
for the past few Sundays will preach
there again next Sunday at the usual
hour.
Mr.. Henry Galway has Just finished a
fine job of grading for Robert Mckenzie
on Mt. Pleasant Ave. The work around
the front of the house land walk is
especially worthy of notice, it being an
entirely ne g feature there being none
like it in town
The Arson Quarterly meeting of Free
Baptist churches, will hold the next
session at Athens, Sept. 4th and 9Th
commencing Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. All
are cordially invited to attend. For par
ticulars address Leonard Hutchins,
Scribe, East New Portland. Me.
Rev. II. w. kimball, pastor of the
Congregational church, arrived home
from his vacation Friday and occupied
his pulpit Sunday morning, At this
service many were gratified at the pleas
ure of hearing j. C. Bartlett of Boston,
and Mrs. Philo Steward sing.
The many friends and relatives in this
vicinity of Mr.. Albion and Mrs. Mary
(Palmer) Hathorne will be grieved to
learn of the death of their eleven months
old baby boy on August 18th at Wanke-
gan, H., after an illness of but twelve
hours from cholera infantum in its worst
form.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. F. Irving left here
Tuesday morning for Mr.. lrvng's new
field of labor, the schools of the City of
Rockland. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving made
many warm friends in town during their
brief stay here by whom their departure
is much regretted as it is also by our
people generally.
The next annual excursion to Bar
Harbor, will be by the Maine Central
Railroad, Sunday next, the 18th instant
by special train .eaving Skowhegan at
SIS in the morning, arriving at Bar
Harbor at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Returning will leave Bar Harbor at 40
Pm. The fare is placed at the low
figure S1.75. Sl.50 Waterville and Fair
field.
The Secretary of Somerset Central
Agricultural Society calls our attention
to what appears to be an error in the
printed schedule of premiums offered by
that society. la the Stallion Glass the
first item is ''Stallions ) years Old all
things considered. He says it should
read "Stallions years old and over,
His explanation appears very reasonable,
and we presume the society officers
would 80 construe IT,
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Get your boys shoes ready for school
by taking them to our store and get Mr..