The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16

NJ. b. Ilesclton is painting his block
ON Water street.
Another lot of those shantong pongers
at .iudkns 4 Dyer's.
ID. c. Robinson, ESP. of Boston was
in town Yesterday.
Nm. b. SuoW. Esq, made 4 business
trip to Gardiner ro-day
Deputy Sheriff Alfred Weymouth of
Fairfield was in town Yesterday.
H. I. Russell Of Cornvillc, deputy
sheriff, was in town Wednesday.
Before buying your para,ol- look AT
Judkins u Dyer's new line.
Mr.. Horace Parlin of Bangor Was in
town this week visiting friends and rela-
tivcs.
George Weymouth sold his bay road-
ster Yesterday 10 Arthur Alden of VA
tervile.
+. 5. Baker, Esp. of bingham WAS in
town yesterday upon business before
Probate court.
Albion Thompson of North Madison
was in town "Wednesday and made the
REPORTER call.
We are informed thai the Republican
Caucu, i to be held at North Arson
saturday the 18th inst
Faces of Jesus Christ" will be the
subject of Rev. f. l.. Houses sermon
next sabbath morning
Mrs &. T.. Friend of Gardiner ar
rived Saturday afternoon to make Il
short visit with her parents.
Hon. l.. II. Webb offers his residence
for sale rs lac thinks of making his home
permanently ON the Pacific coast.
The barn of Fred Pullen of Arson
WAS struck by lightning and burnt to
the ground in the shower of Monday
last.
Miss Mary :. rutle left home Monday
for Saco. where She is 10 enter the office
of Hon. Jas. O. Bradbury. the mayor of
that city.
We learn from Il san Francisco paper
that Fred \. Wyman of that city, Il
native of Skowhcgan, died June 9th aged
- years and months.
Gen. Il. b. shepherd was at Augusta.
Tuesday to attend the quarterly session
of the trustees of the Insane Hospital.
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| Mr.. Charles l.. Ilolhrook. Esq, of
Stalks was in town Yesterday and look
ed in upon us. He says his strawberry
crop is looking exceedingly promising
| this year.
1t is understood that the time of de-
parture of trains from this station for
| the summer schedule will be about the
same rs last year The morning train
| to leave AT $ o'clock.
The Volunteer base ball club are to
| play the Madison nine ut Solon on the
afternoon of July 18th. As both these
| mines lay claim To the ampionship of
the county il will be n good game To
see.
Mr. Blinn f. Williams of the firm
Twitchell. Champlin x Co. Portland
and Boston. came to town Saturday
night, passing sunday and several days
of tn present week renewing former az
quaintances.
The unsteady inclined young men of
our town met last evening aud organized
cr. The boys are in earnest and are
soon To call upon our citizen, 10 aid them
in their efforts.
Rev. W. l.. Brown and Wifi. of linton
drove from their home 10 this village
Monday and remained until Wednesday.
he guests Of their daughter. Mis-, Nctiie
y. Brown principal of he Island Ave.
Grammar school.
\. Z. Murray. landlord OF The Fork
Hotel is in town. We hear Mr. Murray
i, trying to buy the Carney farm in
Moscow. and if he does. another year he
will pnl up Il small hotel OH the ste OF
the one THAI Was burned.
The thunder shower HAT visited IT.
Tuesday afternoon Was much more -
we're at WatcrNiIe and beyond. where il
was accompanied by high wind. 1t did
damage To the telegraph Wire 10 such an
extent that the SlloWhcgan office had no
connection with Port land from Tuesday