The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. +. \. Wing i, visiting friends at
Eaicld.
Irwin Bros. cireu, will he in town
,rdy 3olh.
E., treshet in mid summer Is something
GA novelty.
fhls. Fairbrother', new barge got
along on Friday last.
\. H. Weston left home this morning
fer Boothbay liarbor.
Remnants and odd lot, on sale at W.
+. stewards
Mis- Minnie Libby of Augusta i visit
ine Mis- Maud Wing.
Ira Grocker, Esp. of Portland VII Al
Hotel Coburn Wednesday.
Geo. Burgess and daughter. Edna. OF
Benton are visiting in town.
Mis- Rosette Goodrich left home this
morning for Folklore. Mas.
II YOU want To see some great bargains
attend Ordways bankrupt sale.
The high water this week has brought
the engine AT the wooden mill into use.
Rev Il. I..Sheati of Phippsburg. Pa. Ar
rived in town on the afternoon train
Tuesday
Mr.. james lIoXie has the contract for
doing the brick work on the new church
ut Madison.
Rev Father Charland of WaterVille
was in town Yesterday the guest of Fa-
tier LaCroiX.
Miss Mabe Clark of Augusta, daagh
ter of Pension Agent Clark. i visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. L. \. Gee of Minneapolis Mimi.
i spending few weeks with frieuds in
eiowhegan and other Somerset towns.
Mrs. John Pierce and daughter of W.
Boylston. Mass. are visiting friends in
town this week.
Mr. Nelson Met riIis, wife and son of
Watcrville are visiting friends in Corn
willie and Skowhegan.
Chas. b. Haskell. Esq. OF the Pitts
field Advertiser, was in town Tuesday
and looked in upon the REPORTER.
The Richards pulp mill had to suspend
operations Tuesday and Wednesday, ON
account of the high and discolored
water.
Mrs. {. T. Fitzgerald of Island Pond.
VI. accompanied by her children, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Weymouth,
Episcopal church service will be held
in the Christian church sunday after
noon next at 33O. All are cordially in
sited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Is. Stafford drove to
Fairfield yesterday afternoon and last
evening Mr. Stafford inspected f. =.
Pratt Post q. \. Il. of that place.
Dr. +. :. Sampson of Penn Yam, \.
Y, arrived by the noon train of We'd
nrSday for his annual summer vacation.
Tie doctor b ing his bicycle with him.
and cultivated strawberries for his din
nrr June 18th, HAT We're picked by has.
H. futile of SkoNhegan. from his gar
den.
\ good horse MAS shipped from thi,
station the pa~t week to Conductor
BHckdeno Lewiston. which WIS pur-
chased by him last week OF Wendell Ma
son of Canaan.
~ the brick yard of II. burlington a
Co., on Tuesday about 1000 moulded
bricks were ruined by the rising and
overflow of the brook from which they
grt their water supply.
Mr.. Joseph Warren of Minneapolis.
Mimi, is visiting his old home in Corn
Vile and calling upon his friends in thi~
Vicinity. He has not been here for II
years and naturally finds many changes,
Engineer {. W. Chase. by the summer
schedule of trains on the Maine Central
/, Transferred Ia the noon passenger in
la this place. thaS, i pleased AT hi-
rm and so are his friend, hrrr,Wc should
,av.
The many friends Rev. Dr g. -. Il.
Pepper in Maine will be glad 10 learn
HAT he has been elected 10 the new
rlmir of Biblical Literature created at
colby University II will be a grand
thing for the college.