The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-15
LOCAL ITEMS.


Harvey u. Eaton. Esq. Of Wateryile
MI, in town. Tuesday.
charles Fairbrothcr returned to Mil
iare Mass. on Tuesday morning.
.snle remnants of 3G inch brown cot
,s. AT a very low price. At ". B. stew-
arf-.
Alaalo Richardson, Esp. and Mrs.
richardson returned from Lewiston aud
| ,ahuru. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Dunton of Athens
.,rampanicd their daughter, Mis-, f. b.
b1afon. to New York this week.
". II. Wildes sold tifty-two cloak-
h, saturday. both prices and styles
mu,t bc right to do that.
Mr.. Fred j. Addition of Boston came
home saturday night, and has been pas
.mg the present week with his parents.
The Newark. y. j., party who have
b4eu passing some weeks al Hotel CO.
burn. departed yesterday morning for
their home,
r. :. IIillman Is fast closing out his
bu,ne,s in Sllowhcgan, having held
auction sales every evening during the
present week.
Charles Palmer and wife of Lewiston
we're called to Solon Tuesday by the
sickness of relatives of Mrs. Palmer who
formerly resided there.
&c. Dunton will keep the store for
merv occupied by Il. ). Ilillman open
the remainder of this week To close out
an odds and ends remaining.
Eugene W. Crawford went To Mino t
Tuesday afternoon where he is to assist
Engineer Hilton, taking the place of j.
". steward. who has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Dclano left home
Yesterday morning on II vacation trip,
and will visit relatives in Boston and
other parts of Massachusetts. before re-
turning home.
MIS- Mdiltl w hdlt accompanied W vi =
aud Mrs. Frank T. Ross. returned
yesterday afternoon from st. stephen.
| y. b.. where she has been visiting dur
n- the summer.
Mr. :. ID. Sayward is absent this week
oa hi- annual fishing trip to Ellis Pond,
laoye The Forks. where he has a fine
camp and boats. Mcssrs. O. w. Nash
and Henry Frost accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. G.. Totman and Mr..
and Mrs. \. IL. Iotmam ol Fairfield We're
IuroWn Monday on their way to Parlin
Pond where they will join ex-senator
WilliamS for fishing excursion of few
hy,
several Sllowhegan adic> visited the
two voting precincts Monday last, To OBJ
,nryc the workings of the Australian
Ballot system. The first lady to -ct the
example and to show any interest in the
work MIS- Mrs. +. 4. Nolin.
saturday afternoon next occurs the
race, and base ball tournament at Elm
wood Park .Norridgewock The events
to br trottcd are the 2.39 and 2.32 class
-. In the base ball tournament the
Nai,ons. Solons and Norridgewocks
will compete.
The corn canning factory in this place
has presented an exceedingly busy ap-
r4rance the past two weeks and the
line weather up to Yesterday. has en-
abled our farmers to gather and haul in
their corn in fine shape, At present
there are about one hundred people in
and about the factory.
N"e the plaid dress good. that YOU can
buy of W. II. Wildes for 6 - cents.
Mr.. las. l.. Fields of Almeda. Cal. a
hrother-in-law of c. NJ. Brainard, i, that
grntleman's guest the present week.
Mr. Fields is one of the prominent e.. \
H. men of California, and is Past In
'Mctor of Geo. IL. Thomas Post No :
Of san Francisco. He will attend the
| -''t' +NhiIoilil pHlfill III W ash
hstou next week.
Edgar {. Dunton has purchased what
'rnainS of the stock of the SkoW hogan
Tea store. and will continue the business
M the same store, and carry stock
similar in variety to that carried by Mr..
hIman. Mr.. Dunton is in Boston this
Week purchasing new stock. Mis-
Nvrli" Gates will continue Il clerk for
Vi" new firm.
The following change of schedule has
N"ou ma,le. Route l2O. New Portland
' North Anson. Leave NV Portland
hIlN except Sunday at $3.50 -. NJ. or in
'"l,on TO connect wthtrains Arrive at
North Anson in three hours and one
Hdt Leave North Anson daily except
sundays on arrival of train but not
|'rl than +. NJ. Arrive at New Port
aul in three and one-half hours.
I'r, &. VI. Twitchel, the efficient sec
"'ary of the Maine State Fair Associa-
0'i expresses himself as perfectly
satisfied with the favorable results pro-
"'c"d hY the Fair by beautiful weather.
'l unusually complete exhibit and the
"fgf>i patronage on record. He said
'ne association had brought every feat
V" up to a higher standard than ever
Whore, the horsemen were all pleased
a.