The Somerset reporter., 1897-07-01
Attend Dyer's sale. See ad.

@NHhS'o lpN at buuhiuSs
E. G. Woodbury. went to Brunswick,
wednesday.
The barber shops n town will be closed
all day Monday.
Mr. Charles F. Barker Of Athens was
in town Saturday,
Mrs. f O. Sawyer and Faneher are
visiting in Waterville today.
Some good bargains left in household
goods at Geo. Cushing's store.
Mrs. W. II. Fowler is on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Bert Webb, in Brewer.
The Island Machine Co. have repairs
for all the leading mowers and rakes
Miss Gertrude Weeks of Boston. is in
town, the guest of Mrs. f. P. Page.
Miss Mary E. Holt is spending few
weeks with friends in Massachusetts,.
Horses, carriages and harnesses at
auction in Bingham, Friday, July 9th.
The Shirley place on Water Street is
offered for sale in our advertising col
ums.
Mrs, Augustus Fowler returned home
on Saturday last from her visit in
Brewer.
New line ladies collars aud cuffs at
Stewards, narrow collars for short
neeks.
William Walker of Port Gamble, Wash.
ington, is spending some weeks with
friends in town.
For repairs for moving machines aud
horse rakes go to the Island machine CO.,
lslahd avenue.
Mrs. George Hoyt, nee Annie Fields,
of Haverhill, Mass, is the guest of Mrs.
George II. Pishon.
Big auction sale of horses, carriages
and harnesses at Bingham, Friday, July
| 9th, at 10 a. m, rain or shine
Mr. Oliver Young Uncle Oliver left
for Mouse Island, yesterday, where he
purposes to remain some weeks.
Kendalrs orchestra played at the
commencement exercises of the Oak
land high school Friday evening.
Horace Reed is at work at Madison,
with an engine and crew of men pling
logs for the Pulp company there.
Rev. A. s. Laid, presiding elder of
this district, was in town over last night,
the guest of Rev. B. c. Wentworth.
The commencement number of The
Lever is in press and will be issued about
July 10th. 1t will be most valuable
number.
All desiring to enter any of the races
at Lakewood, will please send in their
names on or before Saturday, July B.
Entries free.
Miss Bertha Palmer of Cornyile, re
turned home from Maiden, Mass, yes
terday, where she has a position as
teacher in city school,
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". H. Clark of Cara
funk. were in town yesterday on their
way to Portland, where Mrs Clark goes
for treatment of her eyes.
The kennebec Steamboat Co. will
omit the regular trip from the river
Saturday night, July Bird. and go out
Sunday night, July It'll. instead, at us
ual time.
The newly elected officers of the
Pythian Sisterhood are to be installed on
Wednesday night of next week July :.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, G. c., of Westbrook, is
to pay visit to the lodge at that time
few good bargains are left in the tin
shop on the Island, in parlor stoves,
iron kettles, stove boards, etc, etc
One extra good Napoleon range that
will be sold at the foundry price. Call
before the last chance is gone.
Mr.. Chas. j. Prescott, who is connect
ed with the New York custom house,
was in town last week, the guest of his
brother, f. S. Prescott. This week he
is at Watervile in attendance upon the
Colby commencement exercises, he being
a graduate of this college.
l.. w. Washburn's circus exhibited in
Skowhegan on Monday last, arriving in
town Sunday morning from Augusta.
Only one exhibition was given, owing
to high wind on Monday at noon lift
ing the large tent and laying it fiat, 1t
required the united efforts of the whole
aggregation to raise the tent in season
for the evenings performance. The
show was up to the average of a circus
of that magnitude. From here it went
to Belfast.
Among the Skowhegan attendants
upon commencement exercises at Wa
teryille this week, were Mrs. Augustus
Crowell, Miss Grace Emery, Miss Mary
Dascombe, Mrs. Helen 5. Coburn, Miss
Louise Coburn, Mrs. Geo. o. Smith,
Miss Josie w, Smith, DR.. c. V. Hanson
and Mrs. Hanson, Gen. X. b. Shepherd,
Miss May Elise Fellows, Forrest Good
win, Esq, Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, Mrs.
j. p. Merrill, Miss Louisa Cass, and Carl
C. Hutchinson.
Last Thursday evening the following