The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-05-30

kiucaid visited Mrs. p. II. :. Vaughan
in Augusta. yesterday.
Dry goods stores Will close Thursday,
Memorial lay at T. O'Clock ami remain
closed until Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field of Dexter. visited
The father OF Mrs. Field. Mr. Lewis
Hovey in thi. place the past week.
Goodrich will receive today 10 boxes
Of best California Navel oranges on
which he will make special prices.
Chandler futile has taken the agency
of new Mutual Fire Insurance Com
ran,. an advertisement of which appears
Ia another column.
Goodrich has got great boom on his
Jersey cream in two sized bottles. He
receives it fresh daily and Il finer arti-
Gle was never sold,
Roy. &. Y Washburn of Watervile
will occupy the pulpit of the Island av-
cuue congregational church sunday
next at the usual hour.
Rey. ". ". Hooper of Deering Center
will preach at the Universaist church
on sunday morning, June J, at 1915 ~.
Vi. AL are invited to attend
Henry Galway the landscape gardener
has Just completed a Job of work about
the residence of DR.. f. o. Sawyer in
which he displays his usual good taste.
NJ b. Heselton has a fac line of new
satin ribbons in white, cream, pink and
light coors very desirable for dress
trimmings that he is selling At about
halt usual price.
H. H. Hilton and wife of Bartlett, y.
H.. were among the arrivals on Tuesday.
The accident sustained by Mr.. Hilton in
Portland recently will lay him oil duty
for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Curtis of RoX-
bury, Mass, who have been visiting in
town for few days are en- Il carriage
drive up the kennebee. to be absent
two weeks or more.
+. I. Goodrich is to be congratulated
upon securing the agency for Curtis
Bros celebrated canned goods. This
great Rochester concern have national
reputation for best goods
w. II. Emery and wife left town
yesterday by team for Gardiner, where
they take the boat for Boston to-day, in
which city they are to reside, Tr. Emery
L,; IN, ha
there with brother, at Is Derne Street.
Rev. l.. IL. Copeland has been elected
a member of the school board to sue
coed Nathan Fowler who resigned some
time since At a meeting of the board
held recently a new organization was
perfected and Hon. c. A. Marston was
chosen president.
Rev. II. G. Hardwav, from Hilton,
Ohio, will preach in High street church
sunday next, at the usual hour for morn
ing service. He is sent here by the de-
nominational board and expects To re-
main for some months at least. All are
cordially invited to attend services,
either the preaching or prayerand praise
services.
We have received the catalogue of
Coburn Classical Institute of Watervile.
1t is an excellent institution with an eX-
tensive curriculum. Il has Il College
Preparatory course, an English and
Scientific course, and IA Ladies Collegiate
course. each of / years. +. W. johnson
\. VI. is principal and he has an able
corps of assistants. L has special at
fractions rs fitting school for Colby
University.
Attention is called to the admirable
report of proceedings of Athens Grange
meeting held Saturday last, forwarded TO
us by one of the officers. We would
gladly publish reports similar to this of
all meetings held by Somerset oranges
and it would be grand thing for the
oranges as we'll as a good thing for the
REPORTER. We will furnish the print
ers ink to spread abroad your proceed
ings if you will forward them to Us.
Messrs. shepherd Anderson and oak
have leased the Hayden property at
Hayden Lake to II. f. Spear. Young
man well aud fayorably known to our
people and one who can be depended
upon to conduct it as an inland resort of
a high grade. Mr. Spear has already
taken possession and is ready for visi-
tors. The owners of this property have
also commenced the erection of "A hotel
property on the shores of the pond,
which will also be leased to Mr.. Spear
when completed, about July lst.
There WAS very pleasant gathering
in the Methodist vestry, Monday even
ing, held to greet the new pastor, Rev.
b. &. Wentworth, and family, and to bid
farewell to Capt. and Mrs. ". II. Emery.
who take up their residence in Boston.
Mass, for time. An hour WAS spent
in the reception to the pastor and
family and socially, after which y. w
Brairerd Esq. called the meeting to
order and, upon his call. remarks were
made by Rev. l.. H. Copeland, Gen
Isaac Dyer, J. W. Packard and George
Cushing; and responsive remarks were
made by Capt. Emery and Rev Mr.