The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
LOCAL ITEMS.


Have You tried the climax Soap 5 cake
for 10 cts. at buttons
lust received large invoice of fin
white hats at Curlis.>
There Is 10 bca big time al Norridge
Woek. Monday July 9TH
Ladies' in want of nj g hitting CORSET
can lind them at Colbys
The June session of Probate Court
Turner Boswell Judge, commenced at the
Court House yesterday
:. w Gould, Esq returned from the
Provinces recently, bringing some fin,
looking work horses.
The Sabbath was beautiful day, and
the attendance ut our several churches
was notcably increased.
Cultivated Strawberries reached the
low price of ID cts. box recently FieC
Strawberries will soon be marketed.
We understand that L. W Moore, OF
Bingham is doing fine business Read
his advertisement this week
All of the Alumni who wish reserved
seats at the graduation exercises will
please call at Misses King and Wards for
tickets.
\ movement is on foot to form com.
pany and purchase the Rink and keep it
for use for agricultural exhibtations and
other public purposes.
James ID. Rawles K Co. have built Il
brick powder house II is stocked with
the celebrated American Powder Cos.
goods, See their add. this week.
S. w. \ H. a. Philbrick, of Boston.
came to town the past week. The form
er gentleman returned Monday, while the
latter will pass some weeks here.
The Ladies Relief Corps proposes to
give the opera, X. +. Porter for the bene-
fit of Russell Post, about the 18th instant,
further announcement of which will be
made next week.
Dir A. T.. Crossman whose card APP
appeared in our advertising column, has
recently located at East Madison. He
was graduated at Long Island College
Hospital June IS.
Arrangements are being made to have
the Augusta Reds base ball club appear
on the forenoon of July Sd, while the af
tcrnoon is to be occupied by a game with
some other strong team.
/ he hottest days of the season this
Mnndav tho the thprmnmptpr in
Dictated from 50 to 80 degrees above, but
yet some, and perhaps wisely, hesitate in
discardn9 winter clothing,
Rev. j. H.. Little delivered a Memorial
address Monday afternoon, the 3lst of
May, at East Jailrey, n H., and at Rindge,
n. II. the forenoon of the same day. The
address is highly spoken of by the Peter
b0ro Transcript.
Mr. Jonathan Bixby and wife, of Los
Angeles, Cal, formerly of Norridgewock,
arrived at Hotel Coburn, last evening.
They will spend the month of June in
Maine. They have II SON who graduates
at Yale, june Both.
Bixby K Buck are to build large store
house 20 feet square 3 stories high just
north of the store of Woodbury., Morrill,
x Gage, close to the railroad track, 50
that cars can be unloaded directly into it.
Operations are to be begun next week.
One of the finest colts seen on our
streets for many a day is the three year
old recently purchased by +. +. Falrhroth-
or of Calvin Eaton. He was sired by Lo-
comotive. We understand quite hand
some sum of money changed hands in the
purchase.
Mr.. w. II. Cogswell, who took the part
of Jonathan in the .llcbrcw Prince
when it was played here. and whose tinr
acting was so much admired, was married
in Boston last Friday, to Miss Annie
Singhi of Rockland, who took the lead-
ing lady's part in the play.
1t was an appreciativc audience, II not
large, that gathered at the High Street
church last Friday evening, in attendance
on the entertainment, given by that socl-
ETY., for procuring funds towards the
purchase of their new bell Some OF
our best home talent lent their assistance
to the cause, and the result was an even
ing of pleasure to all who attended. and
netting to the society of some $50.
The 4th Maine Battery Association hold
their reunion at Augusta, June I'D III IT,
A. r. hall. general good time is antici-
pated. Preparations have been made and
teams procured to give the veterans ride
to the soldiers home at rogus. 1t is eX-
pected that the most of them will be ac-
companied by their wives and daughters
In the evening a campfire will be held IN
&. \. X. hall. One fare tickets over the
Maine Central II. X.
The committee appointed at the las;
corporation meeting for that purpose nave
located the electric street lights rs follows
Water St, Railroad Crossing, corner OF
North and Water SITS, junction of High,
Bush and Water. Water near Levi Emc' :
residence. head o Court St, corner North
and Leavitt, corner North and Maple. cor
ner Russell and Madison, corner Winter
anu NldulSOll. IJNti nm itdi 'h''''N' w.
cemetery, corner Pleasant and Summef
SITS, junction of Pleasant and Elm one
on the Island in front of the residence of
w. +. Bacon. South side corner of Front
and Main, West Front st. near residence
of late l.. II. Folsom, corner Willow ane
Main, corner Front and Mechanics corner
of French and Front, corner of Railroad
and Mill.
The Bangor Opera Company are tc
produce Mikado in Coburn Hall the l1tl
instant The company is strong one
and our citizens should give the artists OF
the Queen city warm welcome
The Kennebec Journal says;
The presentation of The Mikado,' ,,
the Bangor Opera Company, in Granite
Hall last evening, if the enthusiasm an,
satisfaction of the audience were any eva
dcnce, was by no means second to that o
the comnauv John StetSOnS GlOh