The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

IT. = - lHltlsl VI iihi H'aiA' N"N lH
Town Friday
Miss Kate Burrll and NH,- Grace
wentworth are in Boston thi> week.
Miss Betina Nye Who hat been visiting
h.r mother, returned to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah Il. Jewett of Solou. i
visiting at her >eu',, Mr.. Z. Z. Jewrtt.
Fave You seen the initial handler
cliaf-. ". l.. steward j. selling Tor %
Ct.
Hon. :. \. Nye and \. /. Gcrald of
Fairfield were in town Friday on legal
business.
L. II. Vile, of North New Portland,
aud ;. NJ. Boynlon of solon Nero al The
lle-elton, saturday.
Hon. +. W. Parker, l. :. Bank EN-
aniner. was in town yesterday loobiug
over our National Bank.
omar Clark of Carratuuk and I. y.
Merrill, esq. left Tuesday morning ON
business "trip To Tennessee.
Miss Blanche BiNby left home Ned
uesllay morning To spend several weeks
with friends in Boston and vicinity.
+. W. Marston. rs4.. who had been
here for few days, left for hi, home in
Oakland, cal. Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary l.. Parkhnr,t Wentto Matter
Vile last week to visit her daughter
Mrs. +. A. r. .Iudkin> and other friends
Little Miss Ida Cronkitc of Cornville
left on our table Tuesday. Il bouquet con-
tanning large variety of garden flower.
for SO late in the season.
Mr.. b. +. Eaton and his daughter, Mrs.
J. p. Oak, left home Wednesday morn
ing for a ten days trip to visit friend, in
Philadelphia and Washington.
f. 4. Noln left town Tuesday morn
ing on a business trip through New Eng
land, New York and Pennsylvania. He
will be gone two or three weeks.
Mrs. Martha Hill will remain as the
guest of George e. Greene and family the
remainder of the present month, and all
her old friends are invited to call.
Prof. Smaller Mathews of Colby Uni
versitv and Mrs. Mathews. took a car
rage drive from Watervile to SkoW he
gan. Saturday, returning home the same
day.
Mr.. Mark Hobart is running his mill
at East Madison on packing cases and
cloth boards for the Wooden Mil. He
during the past season.
Mr.. 4. +. Tisdale will speak for the
First Progressive Spiritualist Society of
South Norridgewock the remaining sun
days of October at I +. NJ, in Miller's
HALL. All are cordially invited.
Rev. \. j. Racklitf has received call
from the congregational church at MARI
boro, Mass, and has accepted it condi-
tionally upon his health being ,uch that
h. can begin the pa>torate January LIST.
We learn that the paper ON Libra
ries-their formation and management. "
lately read before the State convention
of women's clubs in Portland by Mrs
W. II. Fuller of this town, is to be
read at Auburn and Rockland in aid
of the library enterprises being carried
on in those cities respectively.
Mrs. Saulson talked to the ladies of
Skowhcgan very interestingly Monday
afternoon; holding their attention CLOSE
ly for nearly two hours. She compli-
mented them on their intelligent and
progressive views in dress Improvement.
BY invitation, Mrs. Bigelow addressed
the ladies of the W. {. +. l., Tuesday
afternoon.
\ temperance lecture by Mrs. II. NJ
lngham of Cleveland, Ohio. General Sec
rotary of the National Non-partisan W.
{. 7. t., will be given at G.. \. Il, Hall,
Saturday evening, Oct Is, at 30 O'Clock {:
also temperance lecture. with special
reference to the kceley Cure. at the
Bethany Baptist church, sunday after
noon oct. lG. at 3 o'clock. 4 cordial in
giation is extended to everybody.
Wednesday, October 26. the First
Baptist Church and society will observe
the 50th. anniversary of the erection OF
their house of worship. In the after
noon ninnd, will meet socially. and