The Somerset reporter., 1890-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

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KID gloves at Ordway's.
Mark down on parasols at Stewards.
Hon. O. ID. Baker of Augusta was IL
town Saturday.
Mr. W. c. Young Of Greenvills hsi
been in town this week.
Lasts twice as long - cheap soap fol
laundry use-Brussels.
A. s. Young Of Youns's Hotel Gard
liner, was in town Tuesday.
E. W. Marston, Esq, of Oakland Cal.
returned to New York, Saturday.
Master Carl Curtis visited friends In
Scion for few days last week.
Rev. C. v. Hanson attended Colby
Commencement at watsrville, this week.
See the Summer corset Ordway sells at
50cts,
Mrs, Jas. Fellows and Miss May Elise
returned home from Boston Thursday Of
last week.
Mr.. David Horn of Yarmiugton for
many years resident Of Skowhegan was
In town last week.
Havey D. Eaton, Esq, WAS among the
number from this village who attended
Colby commencement this week.
Master jamie Partridge will play the
violin and Miss Lillia Murphy the piano,
at Mouse Island this summer.
Madame Ware, Ars. Ed Ware all Mrs.
Ella ware Smith. with two children
were at Hotel Hsssltsa last week.
HIN. Fairbanks, ESQ, Of BaASo-, Gen.
Agent Of the Connsctisut Mutual Life In
surance Company was In town Monday
last,
C. A. Msrston, ESQ.,, went to Spruce
Point Monday where he y building a nice
cottage. G. A. Barnard has charge Of
the carpenter work.
We learn that Mr.. A. F. Donigan Of
Bingham, was well remembered In the
will of his uncle, Mr.. P. Donigan, who
ultu db OiuGoWhs
Conductor Frank L. Gardner is this
week transferred to his old run on the
noon passenger to this place to remain
during the summer season.
Owing to advance in the cost Of beef.
the marketmen of this town have put the
price Of steaks as follows Rump and
Loin 20 cts. Round Steak 10 cts.
A western editor lost ten subscribers by
saying; MANY of our readers require
an effective soap, and Brussels is just the
thing they have needed for long time"
Plenty of black velvet ribbons all
widths at Ordway's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Emery left town
yesterday for Portland to be In attend
ance on the reunion of the Grand Army
of the Potomac which takes place July
4tn.
The News boys of this place played a
game of base ball on Saturday last against
= nine of boys Of about the same age at
Waterville, defeating them by score of
IS to 20.
The train that leaves here at 2.l0 p.
NJ. beside being the most convenient
dain to take to 60 to Boston makes close
connection with the Bar Hsrbor Express
that reaches Mt. Desert Ferry At 6.45 P.
M.
About forty little folks made q party
last Friday, to celebrate Hattie Marble
eleventh birthday. They surprised her
with beautiful presents and had merry
time such as children know best how to
enjoy,
Edward Fuller, Esq, of Duluth, Mimi,
accompanied by his wife arrived In
Waterville on Saturday last and are In at.
tendance on the Commencement exercises
this week, after which they will visit IL
Skowhegan.
1t is going to be great game Of ball or
Saturday next between the Volunteers
and North Anson's on these grounds, and
our people should turn out and encourage
the youngsters with . good attsn
dance.
The hus music rendered BY Pullen'i
orchestra was . feature Of the Com
msncement exercises. Mr.. Foster Ain
10y of this place played the double bass
and X. L, Wade formely Of Athens. from
bone.
Heinx's mixed pickles. ketchups, pear
onions, and pure fruit jelliss In small
tumblers and fancy jars are the best
packed. Try thess goods Is they are A.
l In quality. To be found At H. d. Pat
terson's.
Blsached and unbleached remnants
cotton at Ordwsy's.
One Of our business men WAS so mucl
pleased with the class part Of one Of tn
members Of tho grammar school 1t thu
recent graduation exercises, that he in.
vlted the youth into Patterns to "drinl
his fill' on soda. Said youth said he had
his mind made up to three glasses. but
unfortunately two was al he could
master.
Mr.. Lewis Beal Of No. Fairfield has I
sucking colt after Also that is pronounc
ed beauty and which he proposes K
cali "nlore-so," but - N. 7. Pooler hal
one BY the same horse, which be hae
christeued the same, and had registered
We fear Mr.. Bsal will have TO adept An
other name for his colt.
County Commissioners Leavitt and
wsbbsr we're in town Saturday lon ~
turn from Dead River and Carratunk ant
drove 70 their homes Saturday evening
They laid out q road to several settle
srs IN CArrAtuux. near Plea Pond
90 looksd ovseithe County roads in Flag
staE Dsa1 River and other plantations il
that vicinity.
+ The eixtssnth Annual Rs-uiien Of tn,
Third Maine Regimsat Association vii
b. held at tho High School building
West Newton St. Boston, Alass.. We'd
pssdsy, August "A, at9 O'Clock 4. II
This change from Fort Popham whsrs
ths reunion WAS to have been held \
uade 70 secure . larger attendance o.
thos, who attend tho National Encamp
nsnt g. 4. h.
Ths following officers Of Carrabssse
Lodgs, I. o. O. r. were installed last eve
By p. D. q. n, =. o. Head: N. G., 8. M
Rnseson, v. G., J. q. Holt; Rec. Sec. 6
D. 1lkers Pss. &c. 0.e. Webb; Treas. I