The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. ID. +. Eaton made business trip
to Lewiston Yesterday.
Rev. j. W. Sparks and son of Water
vile were in town Tuesday.
Miss Lena Proctor of Greene has been
at Or. +. :. Bigelow's for two weeks.
W. p Ordway left for Rochester. y.
II. by Tuesday afternoons train.
Attention is called to the hair work
advertisement of Miss Downs in another
column.
Charles d. Brown of Boston, largely
interested in pulp business, was in town
yesterday.
The Colby Glee Club, eleven in num-
Der, were the guests of Hotel Heselton
while in Skowhegan.
Miss Hazel \. Berry of Gardiner is
visiting her father, Major j. W Berry.
for a few days at Hotel Heselton.
Superintendent of Schools Butler left
for his home in Phillips this morning to
be absent through the summer vacation.
DIR. F. o. Sawyer visits Bingham Tues
day and Wednesday of next week, and
Scion Thursday on professional business.
Miss Abilene Lord returned to her
home in Steep Falls, Me-. by yesterday S
train to remain through the vacation.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Forbes left Skowhegan
Yesterday morning for Stoneham, Mass.
to join her husband who has good
position there.
Mr.. c. W. Frost has been spending IL
few days at his old home in Cornville
and returned to his place of business in
New York yesterday.
Miss Mae Elise Fellows is expected
home to-day to spend some weeks with
her parents, prior to going to Europe to
pursue her musical studies.
Dr. NJ. l.. Mari has removed his office
from Morrison block to his residence on
North'street, and has telephone connec-
ton with Bixby 4 Bucks store
Omar Clark, Esq, was in town Tues
day night on his way from the State
Convention and took the Norridgewock
stage for home Wednesday morning.
Chas. II. Pepper returned from his
bicycle tour to Quebec. Tuesday morn
ing. During the trip ON one occasion he
made the somewhat remarkable record
of eight miles i'll 81 minutes.
Children's day is to be observed in the
First Baptist church with a sermon to
the children by the pastor in the morn
ing, and concert by the sunday school
in the evening.
Messrs. VIM llu1rc. a carriage manu-
tacturer of Amesbury, Mass, and y. Il.
Campbell. proprietor of the wooleu mills
at Sangervile, Me-. accompanied by
their wives. We're the guests of Lewis
Anderson and family the first of the
present week.
Mr.. f. =. Niles of New Portland WAS
in town Monday on business connected
with log driving. He said if they could
have rs much more rain as fell sunday
and Monday with their dams full of
water as they are now ON Dead River.
they could by hosting the gates. get n
start on the big lot of logs above Long
Falls.
Arrangements have been made to hold
Episcopal church service every Sunday
afternoon beginning in few weeks.
Mr.. ;. II. lobe IA divinity STUDENT will
be located in Madison and conduct the
services in the two places during the
summer. 1t is expected that work will
be begun upon chapel in Madison in
the fall erected by Mrs. II. NJ. Plaisted
As memorial to her sister. Mrs. George
Kent
The members of the class GS-72
Bloomfield Academy. who are to hold
their annual reunion at the Qunnehas-
Sett House. Norridgewock, tomorrow
friday evening. will be transported
from here by Estes barge, which will
leave the High school building at p. III.
Among those who have signtird their
intentions of being present, is Mr.. Moody
Who was the principal of the Academy
at thai time
With the present week Conductor j.
Is. Chandler ceases to run the night
freight from Portland to ~kowhrgan
after continued run for Il years. and
next week is given charge of the new
night express freight from Portland to
Fnrkland which connects at the latter
Poiht with the new steamer Frank Jones
lin, Mr.. Chandler considers fine r,ln
a, he makes the round trip in one night
Make, only three trips per week. and j.
al home every meal in the day.
Ia ,pite of the rain of Monday evening
more than one hundred people assem-
bIed in Nilburn hall to attrnd.the receipt
ION given by the class of - of the
Island Ave. Grammar school to their
teachers and friends The hall WAS
decorated with a profusion of flowers and
music was furnished by Partridge's or
cheNtra. Refreshments were served in the
small hall, the members of the class at
'ehhlng personally to the wants of their
guests. The occasion was conceded by
all To be most enjoyable one. rejecting
great credit upon those who had the
matter in charge.