The Somerset reporter., 1896-07-02
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i MT. James IL Lord drove to Pttsfield.
Monday, to visit his son Robert.
The large line and low prices on Id
oXtords please all at Gardner & Frost.
Fireworks all kinds at the and loo
Bargain store. New goods-low prices
{. p. Malbon, who has been soiourn-
ing at Mouse Island. returned Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Dora 2. Cleveland arrived in
town Saturday evening, for the summer
vacation.
Broiled live lobster is among the
delieacies served by Landlord Chandler
at bis fish dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. &. Mayo left home for
Boston, this morning and from there
will 90 to the sea shore.
Y. R. Clifford and wife went to Angus
ia, to-day, TO pass the 4th, making the
journey on their bicycles.
Rev. b. G. Wentworth will preach on
Good Citizenship" at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
A high grade Rambler bicycle, weight
- los. but little used, is offered at a
bargain Call at this office.
Mrs. Walter E. Palmer of Providence.
r. l., arrived Tuesday night to spend
the summer with her parents.
Oliver Young returned, Monday even
ing, from few weeks spent at the
Samoset House, Mouse Island
Why not try one of those fish dinners
at Hotel Heselton next Sunday, for
which Landlord Chandler is becoming
famous.
Mr.. George Shurtletf has improved the
time of the shutdown at the shoe
factory to visit in Massachusetts and at
his home in Portland.
How can you make 5000 any easier
than by saving it when you buy your
carriage l.. w. Chase guarantees you
shall do it if you purchase of him.
Steamboat inspectors Charles Staples
of Portland, and Horace Atwood of
Hampden, were in town, Thursday, and
inspected the steamers at Hayden lake.
Misses Martha and Hannah Went
worth, Mrs. Abner Hoxie, Mrs. Yira
Wyman and her daughter Alice, attend
ed the Colby commencement exercises
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Coffin, with
daughter Dorothy, returned yesterday
from brief visit to Steep Falls. Master
Jere Lord was with them and will visit
in town for time.
The dry goods, millinery and boot
and shoe stores of our town will close
Friday night not to reopen until Mon
day a. m. July 6, in order to appropriate
ly celebrate the Fourth
Mr.. C. X. York of West Athens was in
town yesterday and called at the REPoR-
TER ofliae He informs US that the Re-
PORTER has been taken in his family
continuously since 1874.
The first of a series of open air meet
ings under the auspices of the united So
cieties of young people, will be held in
Weston's Grove, on the Island, next sun
day evening at 6 o'clock.
Next sunday Rev, H.. W. kimball
will preach upon The True American
and in the evening there will be short
talk upon the subject, eugene V. Debs
AS "A preacher to laboring men"
MisslF. l.. Smith of Washington, d.
c., arrived in town, Tuesday, for the
summer months. Miss Smith has re-
Gently had conferred upon her the
degree of Pm. ID. from Yale University.
The local Christian Endeavor Union
have prepared a collection of Skowhe-
gan views to be sent to the National C.
+. Convention, Washington, d. &,
which occurs July s-13. These will be
on exhibition this afternoon in d. f.
Judkns' window.
l.. L. Walton, Esq, will address the
ladies of the Town Improvement society,
upon municipal government, at their
next meeting which occurs, Monday
next at 3 O'Clock, p. m. in the Congrega-
tional vestry. Ladies not members of
the society are also cordially invited.
No finer line of carriages can be seen
in Maine than is constantly on exhibition
at the repository of l.. w. Chase, the
stock being kept complete by fresh arri-
walls weekly, Mr.. Chase guarantees to
sell any style or make of carriage from
s. to SO less than can be bought else
where.
There will be no steamer from the
Kennebec river to Boston on either FIJI
day night, July 3D., or Saturday, July
4th, but the Sagadahoc will make a trip
on Friday, July 3D., from Bath to Bos-
ton, leaving Bath at 6 A. NJ. The Ken
nebec will 60 out on Sunday, leaving
landings on the river at the usual time.
Both steamers will come out from Bos-
ton, Friday night (none on Saturday, to
accommodate the many people who
wish to come to Maine to spend the