The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

town Wednesday.
Henry Murphy Of Norridgewoek MIS-
in town yesterday.
Rev. L. G. Lyons and wife of NhenS
were in town Yesterday.
pr. y. G. II. Pulsilcr of Waterville
was in town Wednesday.
.Iu,lkins x Dyer have it'l received Il
pohby line of ladies shirt wrists.
Ben :. Collins. Esq. of No. AnSon
made the REPORTER call yesterday.
Miss Anna Drew of Fairfield is the
onp.t of Mr. and Mrs. William Doran
Mr. Lewis Anderson makes business
trip to Portland to-day, returning to-
morrow.
Mrs. Grace Bean of Nassalhoro l.
visiting her sister Mrs. IL. &. Marble on
Pleasant st.
Horace Purington of Waterville, and
Henry Richards of Gardiner,- We're in
town yesterday,
Harvey D. Eaton, ESP, of WaterNille
was in attendance upon Probate court
Tuesday.
Mrs. p. $. Lindsey of Norrdgewock
and Mrs. \. A. Piper of Bingham, were
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. D. Eaton of Water
Vile arrived Monday night for few
DAYS visit among friends.
Hon. ). j. Walton got home from
MINNEAPOLIS Yesterday. The. Maine
party returned by the way of Duluth
Mrs. Sarah Maney of Boston, Is II
guest of Mrs. Helen y. Howard, ana
both ladies are on Il trip to Orono tins
week.
Rev. Father l.. Bergcron of Fairfield
and Father Dcnoncourt of Biddelord
were the guests of Father l.acroiN
Wednesday.
J. J. Parlin. Esq. of No. Arson made
the REPORTER a call Tuesday. Our
friend Parlin sees victory for his beloved
party this year, sure.
Miss Carrie kallock of Naterville,
who is well known among Skowhegan :
Young people, will pass the summer
travelling with friends in Europe
The Maine Central Company are going
to put in Il new 10 ton scale, ana are
looking around for the best place to put
if. The location has not been definitely
fixed as yet.
OWN" to the extreme heat of Tuesday
the local tennis tournament of the Brick
Kiln Club was carried along to cooler
weather. 1t will he finished the present
week
Hon. \. K. BiXby left home Monday
afternoon for trip along the coast visit
ing Granite companies in the interest oi
the Maine building M Chicago, at Ma
chias. Rockland and elsewhere.
Congress sman Milliken i looking very
closely after hi, interest i'll Somerset tins
week. He has been AT Arson. No IN
son. Madison. Norrilgewock, Skowhe-
gm. Cornvillr. Athens. and will be II
canaan tonight.
T.. :. Dutton OF Sl<oWhegan hev. T..
VI. Hamilton of Bingham, Rev. /. &.
Mitchell and Mr., Frank binsmore OF
Madison are delegates to represent the
County conference of congregational
churches at the state convention held nj
Mathias this week.
Republicans who desire the nomiua-
ton of Edwin {. Burlci@h should he
sure and attend the caucuses. The OPP
position is making tremrndou, efforts To
elect their delegates and every man Will
BE- out. Let the friends of GOV, Bur
leigh do lillewi,, aud all will be we'll.
Mes>rs. Edw. W. Heath and John W,
Steward returned from their fishing trip
in Lexington on Tuesday last. In mum
her their catch fell short of some we
have heard from. hut ~ four of their
trout captured weighed better than four
pounds each. they seemed quite well
pleased with their fortune.
Tie Republican committee of Skowhe-
yam have voted 10 iioIu III" calcuN Tor
the election of delegates to attend the
Congressional convention 1T Naierville,
Saturday of next week the 25th inst, in
Coburn Hall. AT ; O'Clock in the after
noon and the caucus for the election Of
delegates to attend the county conyrn-
ton. Wednesday,. the 29lh inst. al
o'clock p. m.
Mr.. C. H. Blackwell of tornvilc, Wa
in town yesterday and made Us a call.
He vcrifes the story told in the REroRr-
ER some months ago about "A trout IN a
well on his fathers farm, that Fred and
Frazier Pollard put there 80 years ago.
Mr. Blackwell has been on the farm %
wear, and the trout was there when he
bought the farm and i there now. aivc
and we'll.
The lecture by Mr.. Lewis upon the
Passion Play of Obrrammergau. at Co
burn Hall, Tuesday evening. was I'M
douhtedly one of the finest ever given in
Skowhegan. The lecture was made
doubly interesting and Instructive by
beautiful illustrations of the place where
the play is given and the play itself, thus