The Somerset reporter., 1892-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

his trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Mark Savage of Bingham. was in
town Friday last on business.
Forrest Goodwin returned home.
Thursday last from up river.
Rev. q. W. IIinckley of Good Will
Home was in town Thursday last.
Mrs. Warren Colby of Bingham WAS in
town visiting friends several days last
Week.
Mr.. F. II. Preble of the firm of Colby
Il Preble, of Bingham. was in town sat
urday.
Quite delegation from keystone
Lodge, Scion, attended the Masonic Con-
vention here on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Norris of Wafer
vile, With their son, passed sunday with
/ friends in town.
Don't suffer with chapped hands. Our
Cream Balm, guaranteed. At Patterns
Drug Store. lltf
The first meeting of the Sorosis will
be held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
| +. X. Steward. Madison ave.
Mr.. Ordway says all who attended his
cloak opening report the largest line of
garments ever shown in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Harding are in Bos-
| ton this week, visiting friends there and
taking in the Mechanics Fair
Mr.. {. II. Girdlcr of Mercer. attended
the Masonic convention on Friday last
Mrs. Girdler was in town 18th him.
Mr.. Abram Wyman of the Divinity
School at Harvard. otlicated at we'd
ding in Winthrop. Thursday OF last
week
Mr.. 6. +, H. Paul of Boston. Mass.
spent few days with friends in Somer-
set last week, returning to his home SIT
urday afternoon.
! Mr.. Dana W. Hall attende the i'll
itiation and banquet of the d. X. L. Soc
iety of Colby University at Waterville.
FRIDAY night last.
\ working housrkccpcr desires IA still
alton. will accept low wages with privi-
lege of keeping child of three years
Address. Nina c. Storms, SkoWhegan.
Dir. Cora johnson returned home Fri
day from Portland. where She had been
to accompany patient to the Maine
General Hospital for surgical treatment
Mrs. Minnie Steward Knight of Mon
son, daughter of Benz. Steward of this
place died at her home ON Thursday of
last week and was buried Saturday. She
leaves an infant child.
j. b. Bracket, general agent OF the
Washington Life Insurance Company
and manager of that company for Maine,
was in town Friday looking after the
interests of this company.
The REPORTER received pleasant call
on Friday from Miss Nellie h. Nye, Il
teacher in the vii age schools of Fairfield.
who WAS in attendance upon The Teachers
Convention. Miss Nye was formerly
our correspondent at Fairfield.
Misses Dora Goodwin. Grace Went
WORTH Maud Lambert. Gertrude Webb
and Bessie Hall. who with Miss Lola
Goodwin compose the IIeNagon Club.
visited \. Arson on Friday last enjoy
ing Il picnic dinner with Mr. Winnifrcd
Hall Bodtlsh.
Mr.. J. Angler Hill of CornNille. on
Friday presented the RlrogILE with Il
sample of the Kind of fruit. is Mr.. Hill
says I'VE raise round the mountain :"
The sample consisted of seven IL hand
some apples as one would care to see
the seven measuring 76 inchc- in diamc-
ter, and weighing five lbs. The apple,
| are of the Alexandria variety. and Mr..
Hill has marketed several barrels of them
| in Boston thi, fall at $40 per barrel
The ven rablr Rev. W. W. Written of
| Providence. Il. L.. who PASSED II few
| day in town, called upon the REPORTER
last week. Mr.. Written was born in the
south part of the town, in what WAS
| then Bloomfield, in the District OF Maine.
| Province of Massachusetts, and when n
young man left home. He now returns
after an absence of fifty years. as he
says to tread once more upon the soil
| that gave him birth" He Was the gucst
1 IL.