The Somerset reporter., 1900-08-02
Great -four sale at south Side Grocery

Mr.. John Drew OF canaan was III
town, Tuesday.
Mrs. V. W. Nelson is at Lakeside for
few days visit.
Miss Bessie Lawley is on a visit TO
Portland friends.
Miss Alice May Cobb has returned
from a visit to Gardiner.
Edw. Gledhil left home this morning
on business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Fred Morrill, went to Boston, yes
teiday, on visit to his father.
Don't suffer with the headache-Cush-
ing's powders are guaranteed to cure.
Mayor Warren C. Philbrook of Wa
tervile was in town on legal business,
Saturday.
Wards linen writing paper in Oct
and Com. sizes, 20 cents package at
Heselton's.
At the Christian Science Church on
Sunday next the subject will be Soul"
Golden text, Peter 2: II.
Mrs. Emma Hanson Bartmess OF
Yonkers, n. Y, is paying her annual
visit to Skowhegan relatives.
Mrs. Ella Jordan arrived home from
Kingfeld Tuesday evening, where she
had passed her annual vacation.
Miss Alice Lalley left home, Tuesday
morning, on visit to friends in Boston
and other Massachusetts towns.
Miss Emma Roulard and Miss Laura
Lessor start, next week, on four
weeks visit to Nashua, n. H., and Bos-
ton.
Gentry's trained animal exhibition ar
rived In town at an early hour, this
morning, from Watervile by special
train.
Miss Gertrude Franklin of North
Attleboro, Mass, is spending the week
in town as the guest of Miss Berle
Walton.
The entertainment at Lakewood
theatre, this week, given by the London
Ideals is well spoken of by all who have
attended.
John Mcclure, who has been working
in the stitching room at the c. S. & L.
Cos. factory here, has gone to TT. Fair
field for short visit.
Quite number of the employees OF the
stitching department at the shoe factory
are taking advantage of the dull period,
enjoying vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Day aud
daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Providence,
r. l., are the guests of the formers
brother, Charles W. Day and family.
Miss Nellie Staples and Miss Grace
McKeene, who have been stopping in
town the past seven months, have re-
turned to Houlton, their former home.
The members of the different clubs
will please notice the time of the recep-
ton at the library, next Wednesday.
Will the members please attend as much
as possible.
There will be grand ball at Lake
George, Thursday evening, Aug. 10th,
II stormy, the night following. A dis
play of fireworks will be given at dark
under the supervision of Mr.. Sullivan OF
Boston. Good music.
DR.. 5. F. Greene and wife of Scion
were in town, Tuesday, and purchased a
fine covered StaDhope pneumatic tired
buggy of L. w. Chase, which is without
doubt the finest one owned in Somerset
county.
The REPORTER desires to make as
complete a record as possible of all visi-
tors who come to our town, Old Home
Week. 1t will help us greatly if citizens
entertaining guests on that occasion will
take the trouble to acquaint US with the
fact.
Hon. Cushman X. Davis, u. S. senator
for Minnesota will speak at the Republi-
can mass meeting TO be held here, Sep
TENDER 8, in addition to those announced
in the REPORTER, last week. The meet
ing is bound to be big one and the
speaking the best.
Read the advertisement of Arson
Academy at North Arson, Maine, in this
issue. The fall term will commence
Tuesday, Aug. 2lst. This institution is
one Of the best places 10 this section Of
the State in which to obtain an educa-
ton. Students are invited TO send for
catalogues.
State Examining Surgeon, DR.. j. F.
Hill of Waterville WAS in town, Tuesday
evening, and examined number of re-
cruits to fill vacancies in Co. e."
Capt. Dunlap informs US that his com
mand will go into camp the 18th instant.
The company is In fine condition and we
expect to hear good report from it.
The Portland Advertiser of Wednes-
day, in noting the retirement of j. j.
Pooler, formerly of this town, from the
Sherwood in that city, says: "Mr.
pooler closes his connection with the
house and retires to a well earned rest.
Mr.. Pooler took the house in its infancy
and by his successful management has
built 1t up to what it now is, one of the
most widely known and the best family
hotels In New England. In retiring Mr..
Dnalar toEoa uifh him tho ectnam of