The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-02
summer corsets 5octs at ordway's.


Isle thread for 75c.
The hot weather that ushercd.iu .June
has started the iceman on his rounds
W. X. Shurtleff of Lisbon Falls is pass
ing few days with his family in town.
Band concert in front of Hall tonight
at !.
Messrs. \. Ilmsdcn and Leander
Harding depart to-day for Il few days
fishing at Carry Ponds.
The Passion Play" illustrated by 100
lime light views, at Coburn Hall, Tues
day, June Il.
Mr.. W. II. Pearson who spent about
Il week in town returned to his home in
Portland Monday afternoon.
The Juvenile Temple entertainment
was repeated last night at Coburn Hall
and was Il pronounced success.
Mr.. \. T. smith of Athens took the
train here yesterday afternoon for Min
neapolis tn attend the convention.
Mrs. Lizzie Lombard Is at her home III
Madison. called there by the critical ILL
ness of her brothers wife, Mrs. Geo.
Burns.
We are gratitied to learn there seems
an even chance that Supervisor Butler
will continue his work i'll our schools
another year.
Hon. ;. j. Walton, delegate to the
Republican National convention, left
for Minneapolis. on the ID train vestcr-
day afternoon.
All the village schools with the ex-
ception of those on the island close their
spring term Friday next. for the long
summer vacation.
Mrs. Robt. Houston of Sangerville. nc
complained by her married daughter. has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cushman for several days.
Eighty-two new books have been re-
ceived III the library and will be ready
for distribution the last of the week.
Fifty-seven of the number are fiction.
a picked nine of ball players went to
Norridgewock last Monday afternoon,
and played against the second nine in
that place. coming of victorious 10 to 6.
John l.. keedy. of the Yale Divinity
school. WAS the guest of Rev. {. V. Han
son on Decoration DAY. Mr.. kecdy Is
supplying the Union church at East
Madison.
\ movement i being made to have the
school board, supervisor and teachers of
our village schools meet at Hotel Coburn
on Friday evening next for IA reunion
and banquet. b.
Several of our first young ladies have
issued invitations for Il leap year hop
and German to occur ut Milburn Hall ON
Monday evening next. 1t promises to
be Il fine affair
Don't miss being at Coburn Hall to-
night.
Skowhegan Grange, Patrons of iIus-
bandry, has made arrangements to OBJ
serve Children'S day. Saturday June 18th.
with Il picnic dinner in G.. \. II. Hall at
noon, and entertainnlent by the young
people.
Mrs. Arch Houston and Master Rob
bic, return to their home in Sangcrvllc
to-day by team. Mrs. Il, b. shepherd
and Miss Margaret driving them across
the country. and will visit them Il few
day.
Mr.. He. Webb of Minneapolis. Mimi,
arrived in town Tuesday made Il
brief call upon his parents in Solon.
and his brother Geo. :. Webb here
and returned Ia his home "Wednesday
afternoon.
Nathan Fowler i 'authority for the
statement that his nei9llbor. ehcp Swain
set two traps. one each side of Il wood
chuck'S hole last week. and upon going
to examine them later found one wood
chuck in one trap and three Woodchucks
in the other.
That celebrated lee cream at Delino'-.
every day.
We learn that the young ladie- OF the
I'niversaist society in Watcrvile. WHO
recently produced Living Whist" 80
successfully in that city. have al the re-
quest of several of our ctizcnS decided
to repeat the success in Coburn Hall
some evening next week.
Mrs. Thompson wife OF Or. George
Thompson of TattSville. Conn. arrived
here yesterday where She Wa met by
her father +. &. Greene, Esq. of Athens
and they drove to that village in the
afternoon. Mrs. Thompson will spend
several months in Somerset,
Mr.. John K. philbrck expects to re-
move with his family into their new
house on Nipple street early next week.
Although not as pretentiou- from out
ward appearance II some of our resi-
dences. the very complete arrangement
of the interior will make it compare very
favorably with the best.
Rev. Louis Albert Banks. d. y. of ST,
Johns NJ. T.. church. Boston, says of the
lecture to be given in Coburn Hall. June
IA. by Rev. j. j. Lewis. under the aus
pieces of the \. =. &. [ of the nivcrsa-
list church. The lecture cannot help