The Somerset reporter., 1889-06-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
.rsep Mitts at White & Wildes.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Jersey Mitts at White & Wildes.
A mark down on Parasols at Stewards
Summer corsets only so cts, at Ord
ways.
+. A. Stirling of Carratunk, was in
town yesterday.
A. w. Bartlett of Athens was in town
yesterday.
Il different styles In corsets at Ord
ways.
Mr.. A.K.P. Jordan and wife of Auburn
are visiting friends In town.
Sec the advertisement of Maston and
Wells, elsewhere.
Mrs. Heman whipple of Scion visited
in town the past week.
irwin Young of The Forks left here for
North Carolina, Monday last.
Ladies' Gossamers in the style Of a
pessaut circular, al Stes ards.
Lots of out of town folks are getting
-. A...ea. 90 C....ie, mark aewa
W. H. Morrill, has been appointed post
master at Cornville, vice G. P. Smith.
N, W. Murphy Of the Parlln Pond
House has been In town for few days
Thos. II. Lalley Is at the Mouse Island
House getting things ready for CUSTOM
ers.
Harvey ID. Eaton Esq, arrived home
from Harvard Law School Wednesday
afternoon.
Surveyor Gilman is making ready to
Law piece of Concrete side walk on
Court Street.
Arthur Jewett Is at home from Pitts
field where he has been attending the
Maine Central Institute.
Only few of the Sateens at 10 cents
and the Challles at cents left at White
Wildes.
Fred s. Hall returned from MINNESOTA
Tuesday afternoon. He will remain here
some weeks.
Several members of the c. C. C. c. are
to vacationate at Peaks Island during
the latter part of July.
Chas. Prouty of Veazie, driver at
work on the river here, had his foot bad
ly jammed Monday.
Among the events In the coming month
Is the annual meeting Of the Maine Den
tai Association at Skowhegan July 10th.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Dobson of Pitts
field we're In town Saturday, remaining
over Sunday the guests Of Lewis Ander-
son.
Mr.. Stephen Malbon of Haverhill Mass
was in town this week to attend the fu-
neral services of his brother the late
Peter Malbon.
Z. N. Merrill, Esq. returned Saturday
from q two weeks trip to Aroostook
County. He was much pleased with the
Country.
r. w. Haines returned Saturday night
from a business trip to New York and
Boston, made In the interest of Mouse
Island matters.
Mrs. l.. H. Webb went to Boston, Fri
day last, to accompany her daughter,
Miss Mida Webb, who goes there for
medical treatment.
Mr.. james Hume, wife and son OF
Amesbury, Mass, were in town few
days the past week, as the guests OF Lew
is Anderson and family.
DR.. Dascomb returned from Wilton
where he is spending few weeks, to at
tend the Pension examining board. He is
rapidly regaining his health.
Mrs. J. W. Fogler Of Leavenworth ar
rived here Saturday. She will remain
with her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Baker during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Heselton left
Skowhegan yesterday morning Tor Seat
tie. Wash. Ter. Should Mr.. Heselton
like that country, they will settle perma-
nently In the far west.
The Reunion of the 4th Maine Battery
will occur Wednesday next the 26inst.
Russell Post Is invited to take supper
with the veterans at g. A. r. Hall, at
about O'Clock P. M.
One, Frank Pooler, was caught In the
act of demolishing awnings, one night re-
Gently while partially under the influence
Of liquor He was permitted to settle by
the payment Of $1,000
boy named Chucott, living on the
plains, fell from load of hay yesterday
afternoon and severely fractured one
arm. DR.. Patten was Immediately sum-
moned and reduced the fracture.
Our friend C. A. Williams informs us
that on the 18th inst, he with his family
enjoyed new green peas, the fruit OF his
garden this season. He thinks this Is
extraordinary, and we agree with him.
10 Chandler made his trip this morning
from Waterville with a fine, new heavy
freight engine, No. lls, just from the
shop. He says 1t Is q good one and he
knows the quality of such machines.
Miss Mary D. Pollard of Skowhegsn
appeared among the graduates of the
Pennington Normal School last week
The subject of her Essay was without
the Sound OF Hammer or Ak"
Col. Wildes was n Augusta Tuesday
attending hearings before the r. r. Com
missioners, one for change Of location OF
the Dexter and Dover road, the other te
extend the charter Of road at Mt Desert
Mr.. Gard. Benson, who has for some
time driven the daily stage to The Forks
leaves soon for the Glenn House, White
Mountains, where he will handle The
rens over q tally-ho-four during thu
Summer.
MIR. George Adams, who some tim'
since WAS obliged by illness to give W
his position 10 this Office and seek rest
left on Monday for Massachusetts, on
visit to his father. We trust he may re
turn much improved In health.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vltatlon to attend The Fourth Annua
Convention Of the PittsHeld Advertiser
Correspondents and Contributors Asso
citation at Camp Benson Newport, Sat