The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-09-03

Mrs. Chandler futile is visiting rela-
tives in Sidney.
Harry Wade, landlord of The Forks
Hotel, is in town today.
Miss Anna Nye arrived. Wednesday,
from the mountains to visit relatives
here.
This is good year to vote the Repub-
liean ticket straight. That is what
tells.
Rev. l. NJ. Bufiam will preach at Corn
vile Centre next sunday. p. m. at B.
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hilton returned to
their home in Bartlett, y H., Saturday
morning.
Misses Agnes and Martha Lathe of
Worcester, Mass, are in town for a two
weeks visit.
w. H. Wildes left Monday morning for
New ork to be absent the greater part
of the week.
The village schools begin Monday
next. This also includes the two kin
dergartens.
Hon NJ. 2. Frank and John Scott,
Esq, will speak in Coburn hail. Saturday
evening next.
c. II. Atkinson and wife returned to
their home 10 East Boston by the after
noon train of Monday.
wv. Walker, practical piano tuner,
Boston, will be in town early in Septem-
Der. Address to Post Office. (2w)
On and after Aug. 3lst collars will be
done both at the Somerset Laundry and
the Polar Bear Laundry, for two cents
each
Mrs. Warren Gilman of West Med.
ford, Mass, is in town the guest of her
brother, F. b. Curtis and sister, Mrs
Farrand.
Mr.. Chas Paige, clerk at the Heselton,
returned Tuesday night, from brief
vacation in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts.
Morrison has for sale list of some
fine farms. with or without crops also
houses for sale or rent, small lots of
land, etc.
Mrs. Stephen Eaton, daughter and son
of Somerville, Mass, were the guests of
B. F. Eaton and family, the early part
of the week.
Master Irving Lalley, who has passed
the summer with relatives in town, re-
turned to his home in Somerville, Mass,
this morning.
Rev. X. B. Mathews and wife of New
castle. are in town this week in attend
ance upon the C. E. convention, guests
of r. T. Patten and wife.
Bert II. Moulton of North New Port
land, left last Monday morning for
Orono, where is to take a two years
course at the Maine State College.
There will be an excursion, leaving
landings an the river at usual time for
Boston, on Sunday, Sept. g. This will
be the last Sunday trip from the river
for this season.
Miss Cora B. Bickford of Bddeford,
president of the State Christian En-.
deavor Society, arrived in town Satur-
day afternoon and is the guest of l.. L..
Walton and family.
Mrs. Helen Brown Haynes left town
Monday afternoon for Boston, and on Sat
urday will sail from New York for Paris
where she remains three years for the
cultivation Of her voice.
Miss Lora Burrill and her brother
Charlie started Thursday afternoon for
Wimbledon, North Dakota, where Char
lie will stop with his brother Ulysses,
who has been there some ii me.
Benz. +. Steward returned from Port
land last week since which time he has
been confined at the home of his brother,
n. S. Steward, having suffered an attack
of typhoid fever in mild form.
1t is understood that special train
will be run to Pittsfield, Friday after
noon, of next week, to attend the great
Republican meeting there at which
Thomas b. Reed aud others will speak.
The seleetmen are having put in a
piece of sewer at the east end of the
cross street which runs between Court
and North Avenue, commencing at a
point near Jas. Harmon's house, and
connecting with the main sewer. 1t is
a continuation of the old sewer from the
Court House, which at this point had
become crushed down and was worse
than useless.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-
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