The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Have you got your tickets for the
Canton Somerset Fair:
Joseph Atkinson. Esq. of North An
son was in town Tuesdly.
cattle show and fair i to be held
in SCION Thursday of next week, octo-
Der, 9th.
The Court has assigned Saturday next
a. day for the hearing OF lihels for
divorce.
All the cloaks now in at Ordway's.
Get his prices and see hi, large assort-
ment before you purchase.
y. f. Thompson, Esq. postmaster of
Hartland was in town Tuesday ON busi
ness at the Court House.
Mr.. Charles X. Partridge of Augusta.
came to town Monday evening and re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Harry II. Hilton. messenger of the
American Express Co.. who came home
recently, is ill with typhoid fever.
Mr.. O. b. Williams, a former resident
now located in Haverhill. Mass, WAS in
town few days this week visiting
friends.
All who are Interested in taking the
Chatanquan.c course are cordially invited
to meet with Mrs. George Page ON Fri
day evening next.
Mr.. W. Lockwood of NorridgeWock
was in town Monday and made IT, call.
He has been subscriber to the REroR-
TER for more than thirty years.
Mr.. \. Il. Smiley. Skowhegan', papn-
lar basso has accepted a position with
the Harrington Concert Co.. and left
home yesterday to Join them at Pits
field.
\ party consisting of Charles +. John
son. Esq. wife and Child and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Dunn of Watevile, drove
up from that city Sunday and took din
ner nj the Coburn.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. SAWYER and Mr..
N. I. Pooler. Mr.. and Mrs. {. y. Mars
ton and Mrs. \. ". Wildes left home
Monday afternoon for short outing At
Moosehead lake.
Miss Mida Webb took the train ior
Watervile. Monday. where she expects
TO remain until her father aud mother
leave for the Pacific coast, which will
be within "A few weeks
VI. r. Poolcr'- black stallion. Mahlon.
won the 81 900 colt stake for foal, of
ISsS. at Mystic Park. Tuesday and We'd
nesllav. taking the 3D.. 9th and 9th heats.
Best time 2.22 II.
Mrs. W. l.. G.. Estes. Mis- Abbie llar-
vile and Mr.. +. W. Allcn were elected
delegates from the l'nivcrsalist Sunday
school to attend the Univcr>ali>t sunday
school convention to be held III Portland.
Oct. 18th. 5th. and 9th.
ON sunday evening the members of
the Methodist sunday school gave the
cantata ''1'le sea of Life" ut the church.
The cantaia was written and arranged
by Mrs. Nellie Leighton, member of
tho sociotv and i very fine.
he'' - r. hcih'l'e VIII p'''''i 'i'.N'
ouhdaV upon 'li' su'lcc'' HOW ''n VIZ
know there is u Cod" This is the be-
ginning Oh SpecH'i se''eH VI Hein'''h9 III
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NofriugeWock, f. L. 7"H ""i'' - H.
HayWard ana MISS Na!"aro I'll on 'no'
Mrs. e Nj. heals anu MISS y NJ nea'S
VI hocklahu' Miss "ei' guests III ''''
h'Selioh over SUNDAY
Mr.Johh Horah' vi" mas i"f SUM ''''e
'"eh III charge Oh the dressing anu ,l''"i-
iiS department Oh 'iic 'op'ire No"icn
NM went 10 iii'la'eil'ii''' ''eN"aN u gu
Ter the iehhSNNahf' museum I'll AIS
ne VIII take course III the department
ol textile designing
Rev. George Bullen. u. H.. of Newton
Gentle. Mass. will preach III the First
Baptist church next sunday morning.
Oct. ID. Dr. Bulltn was ordained and
He will racn;v. , rnr,li,l v4lro,nr from
upr,. oil fri.nJ- H., ,,.il Io ,riYJ ,,f