The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-06-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
fa,i, +. Hing - ct hats for % cts
sam,nrr corscts only 80 cents a
oflways
n.,J stevens of Embdeu was in tow
Monday
x,r WHIT satin fans for graduation
8, oriway'.
V,C.p.r avn of Portland vas ii
town Yesterday
IN not fail to see the bargains in mil
lnrry at Curtis.
lewis Anderson took the train fol
Boston Monday.
Look at our elegant toilet, tea and din
NOR ,,ts. A. S. Burke.
III. .o will be no meeting If the W. G.
r. ...ua June 10Th
Tho. al wool IIenrietta's for 80 cents
at nrdwa, : are selling fast.
Mr. paid II m oil us iawn is to be
IN Pennington for several months.
Hotel Coburn took care of twenty
Commercial travellers Sunday.
col Elias Milliken was here looking
after the running of logs Monday,
=. A. Waldron Esq. of Watervile was
in attendance at Probate Court yesterday
Bargains in remnants of wool dress
GOOD, at White and Wides for the next
len days
Hon. W T. Hall of Richmond was in
town Yesterday attending TO a case in
Probate Court.
Jlr and Mrs. VIM. Folsom will leave
Friday for Boothbay where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. f. p Page and her children are
spending few weeks at the residence of
her parents in Vassalboro.
Mr. Ansel IIolway went to Lewiston to
attend meeting of the executive com
mittee of the State Grange.
Mr.. George Weymouth of Canaan re.
turned Tuesday from California, where
he has been for several months.
Hon. j W. Wakefield and ]. II Hagan
Esl. Of Bath, aud Hon. John z. Swaney
' Of Auburn, were in town Tuesday.
Among those to whom leading parts
We're assigned in the Senior Glass at Col.
by is Abram Wyman of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Burke of Bingham
attended the funeral of Roscoe Stevens
Yesterday, Mrs. Burke being a relative of
Mr. Stevens.
Comrades Isaac Dyer and Chas f.
Jones went to Lewiston yesterday to at
tend the meeting of the Council of Adj
ministration of the Grand Army.
Col. A. &. Blunt and Mrs. Blunt are in
attendance Mt the ljoth anniversary of
the Incorporation of the town of Bruins
wick with Governor Burleigh and staff
to-day.
Hon. S. j. Walton was at Watervile
Yesterday at the Superior Court 1t
seems little odd to 90 to Waterville to
attend Court but we will get accustomed
to it in time.
NJ I. Pooler's fine residence is now
lighted by the Union Electric Light &
Power Co. 1t was wired by the Mari
Construction Co. of New York, in first
class manner.
+, +. Go Jdwin Esq. is at Augusta this
Week copying the names of Skowhegan
soldiers, to be inscribed upon the tablets
that are to be placed in the new Public
Library building.
We have an interesting account of the
Meeting of Somerset Pomona Grange a
North New Portland June 18th. which
will appear in our Grange Column next
Week. The Meeting was a very success
lul one Notwithstanding the storm.
The reunion of the Fourth Maine Bat
terry will be held in this village on We'd
lesday, June 20. Every old comrade is
invited to be present. Round trip tickets
over the Somerset and Maine Central rail
roads, James A. Jones of Augusta is
President of the Association.
The attention of horse breeders is call
Ell to the advertisement of the stallion
Charles. Gilman, in another column
This is one of the best bred and finest
boxing stations in Maine, and is regard
horses in the country, and no doubt will
appreciated by all interested in horses
AT the graduating exercises which will
occur in Coburn Hall, all the seats in the
body of the hall will be reserved for
'le friends of the teachers and members
oi the class. No one will be admitted
without ticket. Any one wishing tick
etShouId apply at once to some member
OF the class. The galleries will be open
% all.
Inc niversalist Society had an exceed
lnsy pleasant sociable Tuesday evening
Aat' \ tine musical program was given by
members of the society and others, and
heartily enjoyed by the large number
present. just before leave taking DR.. NJ.
Il Mari. in behalf of some of the members
Of the society, and in felcitous manner
presented the retiring pastor, Miss Haynes,
win beautiful gift, in the acceptance of
winch the recipient very feelingly respond
ed
The Bethany Mission Band held its
second anniversary with its president,
NUN Hanson, on Saturday afternoon
aau evening of last week There was a
urge attendance in spite of the threaten
NY weather. The occasion was very
interesting one, and afforded much enjoy
Hlen' to all who were present. The band
y IN very fiourishing condition. The
ollcers for next year are, president, Josie
W smith, vice president, Edith Hanson,
secretary Emma Hutchinson, treasurer,
Trace Emery.
nherlh Vaughan served a search and
SEIZURE warrant upon Alfred and Laura
:" Austin in the eastern part of Show
aesah near the Canaan line Saturday.
ne found small quantity of Lager and
hogsheads filled with hard cider. His
warrant directed him to take the liquor
a"u 'he vessels containing it but as the
nossheads were rolled into the cellar and
'"e place in the wall where they were
''"eu IN was stoned up afterward, this
was difficult thing to do. and he placed
q Keeper over it awaiting action by