The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

mil will receive careful attention.
4 LOCAL ITEMS.
Boss soda, Geo Cushing's.
Try Harris new shoe store.
silk mitts only 2oc. New York Store
4 Col f. L. Heath was in town Tuesday
a Look at those reform waists at Colby $
\ curtis is beginning to slaughter price
on hats.
See the bargains in gloves aud hosiery
at yickery's.
The leading opera of to-day is the Tive
yagabonds.
Ladies' fast black hose only 25cts pr,
a. ordway's.
+. B. Heseton is in New York with IA
Shipment of horses.
Trunks and valises to be closed out at
cost. New York Store.
Capt. o. f. Bartlett of Winthrop. was
4 in town Monday last
4 2lpeople in the Two Vagabonds and
4 every ferson an artist
i You are sure to be suited in goods and
] prices at Harris new shoe store.
\ Have you seen the pretty new challis
! and batiste cloths at w. B. Stewards
4 Chldren's Sunday will be observed at
II the niversalist church next Sabbath.
4 F. NJ, Preble, of the firm Colby <
i reble, Bingham, was in town last week
y President Pepper of Colby University
H and family were in town over the Sab
#bath
n Mrs. T. NJ. Homestead, Of Portland,
Nformerly of this town, is visiting friends
Where
n Be sure and be at Coburn Hall Wednes-
&day June 9th, to see the 1.-TWO Vaga-
6bonds,'
RI The moon was a little too bright for
#the >tsreopticon sign business to be much
&of success.
i Mr.. Edward Fuller is at home from
&he Harvard Law School for his summer
kacaton.
Mrs l.. G. Moore of Bangor is spend
#ng few days with friends in this
&rllage,
"a Miss Annie Chester Soubrette of the
@o,ton Museum CO., with the Two Vaba-
@onds.
II Miss Lillian Fletcher of the Senior
a lass in Colby has been visiting friends in
Ekkowhegan the past week.
Fl Mr.. NJ. S. Cleveland has sold out his
&tage route to Athens to Prince \. Stat
Jord See advertisement.
e Rev Alexander Wiswell is in attend
|bncc upon the State Conference of Con
EDUCATIONAL churches, at Rlckland, this |
&eck,
If you don't 90 to the Two Yaga- /.
Bonds at Coburn Hall next Wednesday |
you will miss the funniest comic opera |
zcyer written.
The attention of builders is called to
4ht advertisement, for proposals for the
Erection of school house on the South .
fde in this village.
desirable investment to one familiar
fitl the saw and griSt mill business, is
Filtered by the advertisement of W II.
hayage, Concord,
The teachers of the village schools and
Ather friends took u trip to Norrdgewock
d here they enjoyed picnic supper,
NIonday afternoon last.
Miss Lucy Kendall returned TO her
Dome in this place by Tuesday evenings
Brain, after delightful visit of several
honths in California.
4 Genl Isaac Dyer is the first of our
republican friends to swing campaign
fag to the breeze. "Burleigh and Mil
Sken' are the names it bears
Conductor Tantish of the Maine Cen
aral resumed his duties on Monday last,
bftcr vacation of two weeks, passed
hbont his home in this place,
Miss Mabel Wright lost ladies' small
oliver watch on the street, Tuesday eve
Bng II the finder will leave it at the Post |
i ice he will be suitably. rewarded.
There will be a concert at the Congrc I
kaional church in Norrdgewock, on
flncsday evening, June 10Th Some /
@ongs in Welch may be expected Re
Hrcshments will be served to all who wish. /
Operations on the passenger station are |
Progressing favorably, The old building
has been removed, the excavations are
Ebeing made and the foundations being /.
Raid
4 Calvin ID. Eaton and wife of No. /
F'rocklield, Mass, were among the arriv-
fs on Monday nights train They will |
fpend the summer with friends in Show |
PECAN and Canaan.
The Lewiston Journal among its list of
fomng events, puts the Somerset County
'epublican Convention as August 9Th al
p August 18th. One date is enough.
august 18th is the correct one.
Dr. Henry Leavitt's many friends are
ad to see him on our streets again. He
fFrlYed with his family from Pomona,
aforna, Monday afternoon They
VIII remain here during the summer
nonlhs
Hon ID. d. Stewart of St,Albans was in
Town Friday last the first time since his
return from California. Mr.. Stewart
spent very pleasant winter on the
facllic coast and the health of Mrs
Stewart was much improved.
ReF. C. V. Hanson left home Monday
Colby Academy, New London, n. II. He
attends as a representative of Colby Uni
Ver'ity, being chairman of the ENamin,
ing Board.
Mr., Alvin Ireland of West Cliff, Colo,
~ iVll ohoWHeSan lot UHe west Ill looi .
was III town last week. He was surprised
4" mud so great improvement in the vii
ase His father, Coburn Ireland, who
ieit here some years ago, resides with
MIN at West Cliff.
II will be seen by our advertisement
mat on and after the 25th inst, there are
sundry changes in the time of arrival and
departure of trains. The morning pass
enser leaves at s.35; the afternoon pass
ehgef at 2.25, and the afternoon mixed
al y. >. The morning MESSENGER arrives