The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-19

Mass, Tor vacation.
Grand opening at Brookiugs and
Priests, Sept. oath and %.
DR.. A. f. Farnham WAS registered a
Hotel Heselton, Wednesday.
One upright and two square pianos to
rent at Smiths music store
F. D. Oliver of Boston, is the guest of
Charles W. Nutting this week.
Remnants in woolens for men and BOYS
wear at Coburn Wooden Mills
Hon. Charles A. Milliken, Mayor of
Augusta, was in town yesterday.
c. H. Burrill is selling best Michigan
patent flour for only 800 per barrel.
Fred G. Head returned Thursday
evening from business trip to Boston.
Hon. George H. Clarke and Mrs.
Clarke of Bingham arrived in town yes
terday.
Remember the regular monthly visit
of DR.. Philbriek at Hotel Heselton this
week.
Judge Walton has but two weeks after
this to devote to the present term of
Court here.
The Murphy House, West Forks. Me-,
has an ad in this issue of especial inter
est to sportsmen.
Hon. VIM. Atkinson of North Arson,
is in town to day, the first time since
his recent illness.
MIR. Calvin Danforth of Norridge-
wock was in town Tuesday and made
the REPORTER a call.
1t is expected that c. Y. Hanson will
preach at Canaan next Sunday afternoon,
at half past two O'Clock.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Williams went to Hart
land to attend the fair last week and will
remain few weeks with her parents.
Prof. Buechler will preside at the
morning next, and also read the hymns.
Rev. w. w. Hooper will preach at the
Universalist Church Sunday morning,
Sept. y, at 1915, All invited to attend.
Edw. II. Emery aud J. K. McCauslaud
of Gardiner, were iI town a few days
this week, making the journey by wheel.
The contractors got the new steam
heating apparatus at work in the Court
House Tuesday, and it seems to work to
a charm.
Somebody rung in false alarm in the
fire box, corner of Leayitt and Madison
streets, Wednesday evening about s
lo'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett arrived
in town Monday evening Mr.. Jew EFT is
to go into business here and will make
this town his home.
Remember those bargains in remnants
at the Coburn Wooden Mills are not for
ladies only, as they have suitings for
men and boys wear.
Work on the telephone line to Athens
from this place has been commenced.
The public office in Athens is to be at
Miss NJ. S. Jones' store.
The ladies are securing some particu-
larly pretty dress goods, for a little
money, in those remnants being closed
out at the Coburn Wooden Mills.
Mrs. kincaid's milliner, Miss Bost-
wick, returned Tuesday from a two
weeks trip to New York where she has
been selecting goods for this falls sea-
son.
Herr Bueehler will visit at Cornville
on Sunday next with the Rev. Mr.. Went
worth. service is announced at the
Town Hall at 3 o'clock. Let everybody
turn out.
The copper metallic telephone circuit
is soon to be extended from Waterville
to this place. We already have an iron
metallic circuit, and this will give US "a
double service.
j. w. Walker, the piano tuner and
composer, who has been in town three
weeks past, left for Massachusetts by
this mornings train. "Billy" is very
popular tuner in Skowhegan.
Bert Hilton ana c. f. Leighton have
taken the contract to single the Samo-
set House, Mouse Island, and have COM
menced work. 1t will take about $780,
900 feet of shingles for the job
Beside the officers on duty in Court
for this term, Deputy Sheriffs Pennell,
Mutt, Harding, Grant, Fox, Waugh,
Smith and Walker were at the Court
House the opening days of court.
Mr.. William Cushman aud wife, of
Fitchburg, Mass, and Mrs. Emily Mer-
rill, of Lowell, Mass, who have been
visiting their brother, c. II. Cushman
for the past 1.-TWO weeks, left for their
homes Wednesday morning.
Loyalty Lodge of Good Templars en-
tertained Grand Marshall w. |. Sterling
of Waterylle, State Deputy Ames OF
East Madison and about twenty men,
bers Of Cornville lodge at Milburn small
hall, Monday evening last. 1t was a
pleasant occasion for all concerned.
The exercises at the NJ. +. church as
conducted by Herr Buechler have proven
| an intnrestinU q nd hnlnfu1 In avarv ,yav