The Somerset reporter., 1890-09-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

So mail will receive careful attention.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Hon. o. d. Baker was in town yester
day.
W. B. Steward goes to market, Monds,
next.
NJ. G. shaw. Esq. of Bath WAS in town
Wednesday.
Mr., Jos. Cayouette is on vacation
trip to Quebec.
Foster lace gloves (glace L suede) al
Judkins and Dunton's.
Hon. 8. s. Brown, of waterville was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. s. F. Smiley Of Boston is in town
this week on business.
New shawls to arrive this week at
0rdway's,
Mr.. Henry Peason and wife of Portland
are visiting In town for a few weeks.
New stock of violin strings and repairs
at E. w. Moores, Bingham.
A chamber girl also girl to assist pas
try cook, is wanted at Hotel Heselton At
once.
r. G. Leighton and wife of Portland
came to town Monday night for brief
stay.
Mr. Frank Swift Of Chicago formerly
OF Hsrtland is visiting at Hon. D. H.
Dartlett's.
Ten people left here Tuesday morning
to join the Quebec excursionists from
lewiston.
large line of new fall and winter
garments for ladies, misses and children
at ordway's.
Mr.. j. c. Bartlett has returned to his
home in Boston after spending several
weeks in town.
Mrs. Minnie c. Leighton of Haverhill,
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs s. G. Mayo.
The schools commenced Monday in all
the districts In town excepting one that
commenced week earlier.
Miss Mary Lalley returned on Saturday
last from vacation trip of several weeks
passed with the family of her brothers in
Boston.
Miss Linda E. Graves has entered upon
her duties IS assistant In the High School
at Phillips. Her uncle, J. M. Arnold
carried her over by special conveyance on
Saturday last.
Every mother In Maine will gladly help
the daughter to write = letter for The
Atkinson House Furnishing Co. Prizes
$50, $40, and 800. First prize a Quaker
Range. See the adv. In another COL
umn.
Miss Theodate L. Smith Of Washing
ton, d. c., who has been visiting
in town for several weeks depart
ed yesterday morning for Chicago where
she will visit friends before returning to
her home.
Harry Llndley's Theater Co. open a
weeks engagement at the Opera House
on Saturday next, this is first class Co.
and played to full houses at Augusta all
OF last week, where they received the
best OF Press notices. The prices for
the entire week are but 1920. 3Octs.
Among the Sir Knights from other
places who participated in the gala time
of Tuesday we noticed, Omar Clark Of
Carratunk, Chas. Coleman and Mark
Savage Of Bingham, and d. W. Allen of
Fairfield, and Warren Foss of Brigh.
ton.
Mr.. II. W. Nye Of Fl. Worth, Texas,
was in town Monday as the guest of W.
Il. Emery. Mr.. Nye formly resided in
Fairfield, going to the southwest some
fifteen years ago. He is east in the in
terest Of the State where he resides hav-
Ing charge Of the immense Texas exhibit
In Boston.
Mr.. Fred E. Sprague, the superintend-
ent of the stock room at Keene Bros
shoe factory, was quietly married yester-
day morning to Miss Kate M. Redmaud of
Scion, Rev. A. J. Rackliff officiating.
The newly welded couple departed the
same day for an extended trip to the
Mountains, aud will visit friends In Mass
schusetts and Rhode Island before their
return.
More new dress goods at Ordv.v,s
A larger linz than ever for the coming
seasons.
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