The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-28
LOCAL ITEMS.


elfast.
viii $ Ames of Augusta was In tow
yer the Sabbath.
Another lot of those pretty dress robe
Judkins 4 Dyer's.
A new lot of wash undressed kid glove
Stewards.
Mrs William Doran, Is visiting rela
Ives in Portland and Boston this week.
K w. Brown says only few of thos
or-es are left. Must be sold this week
Rev. c. F. Whitcomb has sold out hi
emery and all interest therein to LeClair
brothers.
Eight button mousquetaire undresseC
iJ gloves in black, all sizes, at Miss j
Nays.
The dry goods and millinery stores will
ose on Memorial Day, Saturday, iron
NJ. to 5. p. NJ.
Mrs. Woodbury. Cleveland of Esstpor
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
oratio Emery.
Miss Clara Varney returned to her HON,
Saturday night last after a winter;
journ in Mississippi.
Mr. Frank l.. Bray now of Hyde Park
ass, is on brief vacation trip to Skow
e.an, his former home,
Rev. 4. L. House, the pastor of the
fethodist church preached in the Bethany
aptst church Sunday afternoon.
W. II. Ward at l54 Water St. is receiv
g car lots of second hand furniture
rom an auction house in Boston.
A game of ball will come of at the trot
ng park next Saturday forenoon he
geen the Skowhegans and Lewistons.
Judkins & Dyer have large line OF
Nv rucnngs, low prices.
X II. Marble, Esq of Harmony was
town Monday. He is buying wool and
lying the same price as last year, % cts.
Dr. Fred NJ Eaton of Camden, N. j.,
rived on Monday night to join his fam
y for a brief visit to his people in Show
cyan.
Mr.. ]. II. Pearson agent for The Proc
err X Gamble, Co., the large soap manu-
lecturers of Cincinnati, Ohio, was in town
tuesday,.
Walter f. Robbins has taken the age ncy
II Somerset County for the Hartford
Improved bicycle. Agents wanted in every
DOWN. Catalogue free
The ladies' of the UniverSalist society
ave another of their popular suppers at
!. A. II. IIsll on Saturday last, which net
ed the society nearly $50
The Board of Health have formulated
Ind adopted a code of rules and forward
b them to Judge Whitehouse for approx
AM required by law,
hts. w. Philbrck, treasurer of the
y arriving companies was at The Forks
~ sday paying of the Dead River crew
q Gave reached that place.
Mr.. Owen 4. Blackden of Dexter in
lrms US that the next annual meeting of
- Hotel Proprietors Association of
sine, will be at Watervlle, June 4th,
O'Clock 2. NJ. at the Elmwood Hotel.
Members of Russell Post to the number
20 attended the Memorial service at
orridgewock Sunday afternoon upon in
3itation extended by Bates Post G. A. r.
II that town. They made the trip in Mr..
stes' barge, drawn by four horses.
Buy your kid gloves of White K
Wildes' every pair warranted.
Mr.. F. H. Fassett, the Portland Ar chi.
|ect was in town yesterday and consulted
|he committee authorized by the town
p build resolving tomb in Bloomfield
cemetery. He will furnish a plan and
)peci1cations of the structure.
IN G. A. X. Hall next Sunday afternoon
htl $50 conducted by Rev. j. William
6parks of Waterville. Arrangements have
been made to hold services here every
alternate Sunday.
About so people are reported a
Barry Ponds this week with nearly as
|hany at Rowe Ponds. A gentleman
Rho just returned from the up rive
|ountry says the woods and ponds are
|unning over with sportsmen from every
POINT Of New England.
The large jam of logs in the boom of
be Madison Investment Company at An.
ION Increased to about fifteen million last
feek. On Saturday it was deemed ex.
Pedient to blast out several of the piers
(hat more rapid progress might be made.
Us men We're at work there and 1t was
Ptarted Monday.
The New England Dispatch express
company who have been doing business
IN Skowhegan for several months In OPP
position to the American Express Co
have been bought out by the latter Co
Ind will cease to operate after June lst.
After that date the American ceases to do
What Is now termed freight express bust
pess.
1.-THE Board Of Managers of the of Board
II Trade have fixed upon Wednesday the
18th of June as the day for the excursion
p Bingham. The following committees
9presenting the several societies have
zen designated to have charge OF the
B. Anderson and G. F. Ward on the part
bf the Board of Trade and Mrs. Clemen-
line Weston, Mrs. Abble Wildes and Mrs
Lizzie A. Page on the part Of the Wo-
mans Club. The fare will be Sll5 for
|he round trip. Particulars will be given
eext week.
More new jackets at White Il Wildes'.
Col. E. g. Harrington, Inspector Of
Riae practice on Governor Burleigh's
Dtaff made call upon Co. "E" Tuesday
evening and looked over the company's
work In the sharp-shooting. Capt York,
Lieut.. Belmore and good number Of the
Company were present. although the
Captain had not received notice of the
Inspectors visit. Col. Harrington regards
Co. "E" as one of the best companies In
the State service and expects 1t will make
IN excellent record In rife practice, as II
has heretofore at each annual State
Muster.
At the adjourned meeting of the Cor.
porators Of the skowhegan and Norridge.
wock Railroad Company Monday last
Omer Clark, from the committee appoint
cd to confer with the directors Of the