The Somerset reporter., 1892-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Probate court Yesterday day lat
| 0, on account of election.
DO You want silver cake basket free
curss on W. F. Robbins big candle.
Hon. Geo. Flint of Arson was in town
yesterday and called on the REPORTER.
Miss Ruth Cushing is home from Cor
ham Normal school for a brief vacation.
cash will be paid for the rent of a
small farm by $. A. Chamberlain Brigh-
ton Maine.
Genr'l and Mrs. X. b. shepherd left
home by the afternoon train of yester-
dqy for weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Blanche Pollard has return d
from Moose River, where she has been
teaching school the past season.
Miss. Gertrude b. Wright of Lewiston,
cane to Skowhegan Monday night and
!. the guest of Miss. Kate Burrill
Read W. F. Robbins new ad. and see
what fine list of presents he offers TO
h.cu.tomers of the coming three months.
". II. Hanson, esq. Deputy collector
If customs at Moose River MS home
Tut .day and exercised the right of suf
nge.
"pilotism in Common Life" is the sui
pr of Rev. {. +. McIntire's discourse
next sunday morning al the l-nivrrsalst
church..
Hon. \. r. Bixbv, of the we'll known
firm of Bixby 4 Buck. is in Boston this
week, looking alter goods for the holt
day trade.
Mrs. Calvin Campbell of Shawmut and
MIS- Minnie Holden of Moose River We're
in town Monday. the guests of Mis-
Blanche Pollard.
Mr.. \. Locke of Augusta, Who for
some Years WAS in the shoe business in
that city. is now employed at the SkoW-
began Shoe factory.
Forrest Goodwin, ESD, has OF late been
roubled with intlamed eyes and not get
linz relief, on Tuesday morning went 10
Portland to consult an occulist there.
Phio Steward, esq, of st, Paul Mimi.
on of Nahum Steward of this town, ar
E,ed at the home of his parents here
i-ur,lay last. He has been west about
sht years.
Mr. b. Il. flagg voted the thirteenth
time for President, Tuesday last. The
r,t time for W. H. Harrison - years
Ego, and the last time for Benjamin IIar-
F,on, Tuesday
Republicans and Democrats met To-
Eether in Cohurn Hall the evening of
SECTION day and received the news by
he " L. Telegraph line. The dis
patches were read by +. 5. Cairns and
v L. Buchanan
Nr> T.. c. Russell. accompanied lay
Master Ralph, took Tuesday morning,
ain fo Boston, where She will Join
rhu-band who has just returned from
lnion after an absence of Il year and
half.
The prize waltz To occur at the
thanksgiving ball in coburn Hail the
ri inst. promises to be Il great draw
" card. Skowhegan has many fine dane
b, aud already considerable friendly
yYlr, i hninu iu1ulpp1 in
The ladies' of the congregational
cicty will hold Il fair at the vestry of
heir church. NOV. 2ath. Both, and Dee.
It. 10 which the public are invited.
arou- novelties and fancy articles will
on sale, refreshments served and
entertainment given each evening.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. +. SIMPSON We're
lol 10 Reading, Mas, ON Tuesday
'tby the sudden death of Mr.. Ian
,ter, the father of Mrs. sampson.
Mr. Lancaster has resided il town with
r and Mrs. Sampson during the sum
pr and left here only few weeks
[uce Ia visit another daughter who re
led in Reading.
ARGENT item in these columns relative
some magnificent apples raised by
Nngier Hill, attracted the attention
subscriber. Mr.. W. o. Paul of So.
Ion and a. he was in town yesterday
trkelng some fruit he brought the
twaER Il liberal sample OF the pro-
lN> ot his orchard. In the lot were
Ven apple, that measured 7G inches.
Nr. Il H. Raglan. lecture on london
I'd nd New" the tn rd entertain
nt oi the High school course, given
onday evening, was thoroughly enjoyed
The assembled audience. The illus
allon. were fine and full Of interest To
rryone whohas read Dickens or knows
ylhing of English history. These il
'trated lectures are moi only entertain
but educational and are among the
't important of the course.
The election Tuesday in this t, wn
ha very quiet one. Very little extra
Tort was apparently made by either
rty Ia get out "A full vote. The Re
lollean vote shows n falling off of IS
IN the September vote and the Demo
"llc vote falling off of So, thus giving
Increase of 81 plurality on total
' y smaller than that of september.
F Prohibitory vote was :, one more
40 that of September. Peoples and
non Labor 3.