The Somerset reporter., 1891-01-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Semi-sunual sale Of remnants ct Stew
ards.
B.P.J. Weston Of Madison, WAS II
town Monday.
Geo. 8. Burrill was guest at Hote
Heselton Monday.
Lewis Pierce. ESQ.,, of Portland, wal
in town yesterday.
Choice Nectarines at Cairne, 4 Good
rlch's, only 20 cts. can.
Rev. C. F. whitcomb preached for Rev
s. P. Smith Sunday last.
Leonard Heath and wife are visiting
friends In Connecticut.
Beaver and monkey fur set at about
your own price at Ordway's
Mrs. D. C. Baker Of Bingham, passed
the holidays with friends in town.
F.B. Heselton was presented with Al
elegant whip on Christmas by his friends
Many of our merchants are busy taking
their annual account Of stock.
Marx down In ladies' and children's
cloaks snd shawls at White = Wildes'.
Prof. II sil has been passing a portion
of his holiday vacation In Waterville.
Frank Thompson shipped part OF cal
load of cattle from this station Monday.
Mr.. James Thompson of this place has
recently received an increase of pension.
Mr.. Frank E. Tufts passed Christmas
with his parents, Chlef-of-Police Tufts
and wife.
Al exchange announces the failure OF
Geo. L. Morse, dealer In provisions, Pitts
field, Me.
Councillor D. W. Allen Of Fairfield and
wife were in town over Sunday, the
guests of W. II. Emery.
Call andIsee our extra nice lot Of envel.
opes. We will print them in artistic
style and at reasonable rates.
Edgar Dnuton, Of the dry goods firm,
of Judkins & Dunton, Is on brief vaca-
ton trip to Boston and vicinity.
If you have got to have cloak now Is
your time At Ordway's as they all must
go at some price in next two weeks.
Geo. W. Belongis Is to oficiate as por.
ter at the Augusta House this winter, and
will en- er upon his labors this week.
Deputy Sheriff J. Fl. Mitchell received
from the Postmaster of Norridgewock q
Christmas present. nice Office chair.
D. @. Robinson, Esq, Of Boston and
family who have been spending few days
with relatives In town, left for home
Monday.
Parker Spoffard, Esq, of Bucksport,
civil engineer. was In town Monday as q
witness in the case, Mills v. Somerset
Railway Co.
Our citizens will see by the advertis
Inouv vi,e wnvI0 uuav tue Dva,u raur
will meet Tuesday evening next Instead
of Monday.
Harry Foster was in town to pass
Christmas. He has good position In the
office Of the Richards Pulp mill at So
Gardiner.
Sugar cured and cob smoked hams ct
Cairns & Goodrlch's.
The Juvenile Orchestra gave their post
poned concert and ball ct Madison Bridge
last evening, and were SISTED by Mrs.
Emma HAYES Is soloist.
Mr.. and Mre. Truman Sawyer left home
Tuesday for Bangor where they expect
to remain for the winter with theII
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Fellows.
VIII Pooler, former well-known
clerk at Bixby & Bucks was acting In the
same capacity at the drug store Of Part
ridge, Augusta, burned Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Pooler are absent
In Boston this week, accompanied by
their son Fred, who is to enter the CON-
mercial college in that city for a COM
plete course.
DR.. VIM. M. Pulsifer was absent the
early part Of the week on brief visit te
Cape Cod, where he oficiated IS usher In
the fashionable church wedding OF rel
alive on Tuesday evening.
NE, A.,AsWAHsy, superintendent Of
schools here attends the meeting Of the
Ms:ae Pedagogical Society that com.
meuces in .atervllle ia. day A part has
been assign him in this meeting.
Ernest G. Walker, formemly prlncl
pal of Skowhegan High School, how II
Harvard College, is spending his vaca
ton IN Somerset and was In town thli
week. He returned to Cambridge Wed.
nesday.
Harry D. Eaton, Esq. is at home from
Harvard Law School to spend Christmas
He attended the recent sale Of Judge
Smells law library At W ashington, D. G.
and made some purchases for his own H.
brsry.
Mark down In blankets, furs ant
cloakings at Stewards.
Representative-elect Alvin Howes Of
Palmyra is serving ON the traverse jury
ct this term of Court and made the RE
PORTER . call Tuesday last. II the tern
continues later than Tuesday next, Mr.
Howes will have to be excused in order
to take his seat In the Legislature the 7th
inst.
Next Sunday At the Universalist churcl
the pastor viii preach ON the following
subject: "Going Forward" appropriate
to the new year. Following the sermon
the communion Of tie Lords supper vii
be observed. Services ct 1913. Youpi
Peoples meeting At p. NJ. All vel
como.
Our we'll known townsman, Mr.. william
Hoibrook, IL to have quite notable fami
" reunion e his homo this evening. HI
has six brothers and ons sister living, an'
they ars al 70 visit him to-day. Th
family Of Z brothsrs Ne John, Josiah
Richard G.. william, Warren, George an'
Josl 8. and the sister Mr.. Naomis Ssv
age.
Nr. J. =. Nlckerson Of Dexter, I'll
prophstr, - some Of our state paper
have seen At 70 call hin, was In .6kowhs
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