The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

T..
Town yesterday.
". II. Peunell of Portland made the
REPORTER Il call Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dcaly returned
from Bucksport on Monday night.
special bargains in quilt. table linen.
r,nl,ins and towels at ". II. Wildes.
Mr.. George h. Page Of Auburn is the
cur.t of Ed. Z. Page and family thi-
week.
Mrs.. W. Il. Clifford is passing few
day, with friends in Guilford and Park
man.
l. l.. Andrews of Bingham was in
town Tuesday and made the REPORTER
a call.
e. Payson. Esq, member of the
legislature from Portland WAS III town
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Oak leave home for
Garland to-day for Il brief stay with
friends there.
C.. :. Durgin of The Forks came to
skowhegan from Augusta Tuesday
uioht en- route for home.
Mr.. J. W. Walker the piano tuner.will
be at Skowhegan the latter part of sep
tember or early in October.
Rev. |. b. Mower and Mrs. Mower left
| home Tuesday for kennebunllport where
they will spcndjtheir vacation.
Mr.. Jos. Robinson left home Tuesday
morning to Join his family who are pa>>-
ing several weeks AT Old Orchard.
Bert Fletcher and f.. 5. Steward. with
/ their families are occupying the 'arllmtl
cottage at Hayden Lake. for two weeks.
The BOYS who run the dance at Hay
den Lake on Saturday night last made
about five dollars each on their venture.
Wm.Q uinn,has purchased "A lot Of Henry
| Pearson on Mt. Pleasant Ave-. and will
proceed at once to have Il house erected
on same.
Mr.. Chas. Eaton of Boston arrived in
skowhegan Tuesday on his annual va
cation which he will pass in Somerset
county.
Mr. \. II. Lang reioned hi- family at
Oil Orchard on Tuesday and will re-
main until their return. Saturday night
or early next week.
Miss Jessie Hodges of Portland who
n> been visiting the family of B. F.
Eaton for few days returned to her
home Yesterday.
Miss Clara NJ. Iibbcy of Guilford who
ha. been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. b.
Iibbey, left. Monday for Il visit TO her
aunt, in Leeds. Me
\ black faille silk for 90 that would
be cheap at 81 % at W. IL. Wildes'
Col. Stanley Plummer, postmaster OF
the [. ;. Senate was in town Monday
and left on the afternoon train for North
port where he will spend month.
Health and luxury obtained by drink
M oc"a-' "''' so'i'''ii'''S NV i"''''
FL and prepared by new process. Fol
'''' III 0ho"'eSah oH H. H. i'''ersohl
Mr. Isaiah Pompilly of Auburn Was in
Skowhrgan Yesterday en- route for Nor
''-'N"ch' WHERE he oil'ci''le9 IL lu's'
'l' >e'f'ci 1T 'ile raeeS ''''ie ''i's "cch'
Monday afternoon is Sheriff Pi-hon
ant ;. W. Gould, Esq, were driving to
HaHand a deer crossed the road lust in
front of them near the Bush school in
'oruNllle'
Mr. {. f.. McGill has grcatlv.improved
The interior of his barber rooms by paper
amt paint and it is evidently Clement
hiea Ia have one of the best shops in
town.
Misses .Inli, and Euui. N.,- Chloe
rhop and Matt. smith ,,nd No..r.
na>' Gardner ana Sheldon Bradbury
ar among the summer boarderS at Fair
-frVes Bay.
]. ". Walkers new composition. a
sacred "Quartettc, i receiving very
favorable notices by musical critic, and
add, hut another laurel 10 tho-r already
gained by Mr.. Walker by hi. ponular
INIeal compositions.
Edward eledbiu Of provid.nr. y
kpl>.inr his v,r,tinn In sl.oul .,,a,,