The Somerset reporter., 1891-06-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

month.
Skowhegan Water Company's annua
meeting will belheld July 18th.
II& S Corsets only sl.0O a pair, a
NJ. b. Heselton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Brsinerd spen
Sunday with friends in Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Young OF Green
vile are visiting relatives In town.
RAILROAD MEETING In Coburn Hall
to morrow, Friday evening.
Remember DR.. Fltzgerslds visit tt
II )tel Coburn to morrow, the Goth.
Rev. W. R. Libby will preach at the
Uniyerssllst church next Sunday morn
ing.
Lsces at hslf.price one week longer, a
Ordway's. A large importers consign
ment.
W. q. Heselton has sold his logs to N
Totnan & Son of Fairfield for 1925 pei
NJ.
Rev. G. V. Hanson went to Portland
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Rev
N. D. Curtis.
Mrs. M. L. Hall of Resdtleld Depot
Me-, is visiting among friends In Show.
hogan and Athens.
Mr.. David Wilder Colby has been elect
ed assistant in Chemistry on the faculty
of the Maine State College at Orono.
DIR. Jewetts hostler will keep his stable
open evenings as we'll as every day In the
week-also;board horses by the day oil
week.
Jas Lewia has opened up his shoe store
as announced in the REPORTER of last
week. See what he says in our ad. col.
umns.
Spring jackets at cost to close them Out
at ordway's.
Misses Mae Steward and Dora Goodwin
IRE in attendance upon the Commence
nent exercises of the State College al
Dr0no, this week.
VIM. p. Bailey and wife came to Skow
began on Thursday last, remaining ovel
Sunday as the guests of Mr., and Mrs. T
ql. Anderson.
Prof. g. FL. F. Atwood of Lake Benton,
Mimi, son of S. II. Atwood Of this place,
has been elected Grand Conn. of the l. o.
of G. T. of that state.
Mrs. Abel Prescott aud her niece Miss
Mary5el Chase, departed this morning
for Lake Chatauqua, N. Y, where they
will remain some weeks.
Deputy Sheriff Veazie now has ten
boarders summerlng with him at Nor
ridge vock jail, awaiting the action of the
September term s. J. Court.
Our former townsman, Mr.. VIII. Pear
son has built himself a nice house on
! sherman Street, Portland, and expects to
We into it at an early day.
hst think of 1t ladies' blouse waists fol
.eirse at M. B. Heselton's.
/ lilly ten days more. for you to buy Dry
Ind Fancy Goods at half price at S. d
Arnold's store. Be sure and call befor,
the goods are all sold. See ad.
L W. Chase Is having a brisk carriag,
trade, aud he has the stock to please. Hi!
stock Of harnesses is also complete ant
he makes the price right the first time.
Dlnsmore & Bickford sold last week an
other of those beautiful Hallet Il Davi,
mahogany upright pianos. They have re
Gently ordered two more fue pianos to be
placed in their music rooms.
The proposed excursion to Bingham Sc
down for Tuesday, had to be postponed
on account of the rain, but the rain wa
such blessing that the disappolnt
ment was borne with equanimity.
Base ball Is at feve. heat at No. Anson
and that club have host OF admirers
who 60 with them wherever they play
away from home. Such was the case
here on Saturday, and so elated were they
at the result that nearly all stayed over
with the "boys" and took tea with Land
ord Heselton.
You can buy a good corn brush at M
B. Hese lions for 5 cents.
Mr.. Herbert C. Woodmsn, Of Birming
ham, Conn, formerly of Cornville, wa
united in marriage the 18th inst. to Mis-
Carrie Wells of Birmingham, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. Charles
W. Park, pastor Of the Congregations
Church before relatives and immediate
family friends only. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
man are spending several weeks Ii
Maine.
The third annual reunion Of classe
lsGS'72, Bloomfield Academy was held
the Quinnebasset, Norridgewock, Frida,
evening last, attended by over fort
members. 1t was most enjoyable occa
sion for all present, as fine programme
of both vocal and instrumental music ha
been prepared and was carried out to tn
letter. The banquet by Landlord Reec
was highly complimented.
Sir Knights, ]. P. Oak, A. G. Blunt, c
A. Marston and W. Il. Wildes Of De
Molay Comm andery Knights Templars, BY
invitation joined Trluity Commandery {
Augusta, Tuesday, who this week are Of
pilgrimage TO Aroostook county. Tues
#day evening they were entertained 4
i Bangor, wednesday In Houlton and to
day in Caribou and Presque Isle. The,
return home tomorrow.
Heinzs Jelly in tumblers, the best grad
at IOc at Pattersons.
Volney B. Gushing, Esq. of Bangor, dc
llvered an address on the subject 18th
Saloon In politics" in Coburn Hall FIR
day evening last, to an audience of 10 Il
rs people. The meeting WAS called t
order BY Mr.. 8. D. Arnold. Mr.. 8.
Emerson was called 70 the chair an
gracefully introduced the speaker. MI
Cushing is = pleasing speaker, an
throughout the address was in the inter
est Of the Prohibition party.
An informal meeting of citizens Int
ested In the 8. and N. railroad WAS he
Monday afternoon and canvassing cor
mittee Of raised, consisting Of Messl
Forrest Goodwin, VI. H. Whdes, J.
Mitchell, 8. T. Conant, Smith White
Lewis Anderson and Joseph Lasho
This committee WAS given full authori
to enlarge IL membership. It was 81
voted to call public meeting In Cobu
Hall, Friday evening next, and Messl
Geo. B. Stafford, r. T. Patten, and T.