The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-20

ner will unload ear OF grain.
Mrs. Geo. F. Perry of Portland is
visiting with Skowhegan friends, this
week.
A Smith Premier typewriter in fist
class condition Is offered for sale. In
quire at the courthouse.
Mrs. Bridget O'Nei has gone to Wins
low to reside for the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. John Hogan.
Mrs. sophronia Traitor of Hsrtland
was In town the first of this week, the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Floyd G
Nye.
Mrs. o. A. Priest arrived home, Satur-
day, from Augusta, where she had been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Can
nett for few days.
George Gray, of the well known lum-
bering firm of Joshua Gaay & Sons.
Gardiner, is In town today, on business
with w. D. Snow.
The Savings Department of the Sec
ond National Babk are 10 advance the
interest paid Gu deposits from to 81
per cent after Oct. l;t.
Herbert Wentworth, Edw. A. Bison
and Fred c. Pooler were among those
who left here, Monday, on the excursion
to Montreal and Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rollins Of Bing-
ham have been passing few days 10
town as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Russell on Mechanic street.
The Blunt Hardware Co. have just re-
ceived a nice line of rifles, shot-guns,
ammunition and sportsmen's speciaties,
preparatory for the fall hunting season.
Miss Ethel Knowlton, who had been
passing the summer In Bangor and
Brewer, was in town, last week
She Is to continue her studies at Colby
College, beginning her Sophomore year
with the present fall term.
The regular edition Of the REPORTER
Is supplemented this week by several
extra pages which are devoted chiefi7 TO
information the public will want about
the great Fair of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society to be held here next
week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Make sure to read 1t and be sure
10 come to the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Morrisett arrived
home, Monday, after a weeks absence
during which they visited with their
daughter, Mrs. j. Fl. Gregoire, In Angus
ia and with friends In Brunswick. Their
hostess in the latter place was the lady
who was bridesmaid at the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisette, September 16.
1860
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Ireland Of Corinna
have lately been visiting Mrs. lreland's
urcle and cousin, Nathaniel Horne and
Mrs. A. D. Bailey Of this town. They
returned to their home on the 915 train,
Saturday morning, after quite an ex-
tended wedding trip through this section
OF the state including number of sea
coast towns and cities.
A crew OF men are at work on the
Heselton House lot and are to move one
or more of the buildings to the Dane lot
on Water street recently purchased by
Mr.. Brown. The west wing OF the old
Heselton House structure, about 40 feet
in length, Is to be moved TO new loca-
ton to the west and back towards the
river to be fitted for tenement.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Kendall would be pleas
ed to have her lady patrons call Friday
and Saturday for free treatment OF DR..
Blair's Cream Of Cucumber, the great
complexion speciality. L removes the
shiny surface of the skin and greasy ap-
pearance, taking the place Of powder and
will not promote the growth Of hair;
contains no grease, Is harmless, invig.
Grating and refreshing skin-tood.
David A. Haig. agent of the Anderson
Mills, attended the menthly meeting of
the American Wooden Company at Do
yer, Me-, Sept. IL. These monthly con-
ferences are held In different towns and
cities where the plants Of the American
Wooden Company are located and agents
from all the mills to the number of
thirty or more are supposed to be pres
ent. Previous meetings have been held
in the other New England states and 10
New York, but this is the first one to be
held Ia Maine.
At the annual meeting of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union, Sept. II h,
the following Officers were elected: Mrs.
L. w. Weston, who has served the
Union so faithfully was elected for the
18th time as president; vice president,
Mrs. Pauline D. Littlefield; secretary,
Mrs. W. r. Giff1rd; treasurer, Mrs.
G. Burrill; chaplain, Mrs. B. B. Merrill;
assistant chaplain, Mrs. j. H. LaCase.
Vice presidents of the churches Con-
gregational, Mrs. W. H. Paine; Metho
dist, Mrs. J. N. Smith; First Baptist.
Mrs. F. A. Nolin; Bethany Baptist, Miss
Louise II. Coburn. Music committee,
Mrs. Philo Steward Mrs. G F. Paddock
and Mrs, j. N Smith.
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