The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-05-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hon Moses French of Solon WAS Ill
Town Wednesday.
Mr.. o. W. Creation of Starks made the
REPORTER call Tuesday.
The dry goods stores will close
Memorial Day at Il O'Clock.
4 ladvs fast black 80 cent Isle hose
for 80 cents III W. b. Stewards.
+. F. Fairbrother is on II business trip
10 Portland and Boston this week
Ladies Relief Corps and &. \. r.. can
find their white gloves at Ordway's.
The subject of Rev. +. l.. Houses SER
mon next Sunday will be, "Woman
Street Commissioner Gilman is having
the grounds about his residence graded
5. ". Could Esq. left home this
morning on IL business trip to New \ ork.
Miss Emma Plummer of Lewiston is
visiting the family of Charles w.
Reed
Mr.'Chas. Il. Chick. Maine correspon-
dent of the Boston Globe. was in town
Yesterday.
Engineer Cha-. keih is enjoying Il
brief vacation. with u y of friends
on a fishing trip up .er.
silk. Isle and tafi,tl gloves in black
and the new light shades for ladies and
children, at Ordway's.
Mrs. Vine Coburn arrived at her home
| here Tuesday afternoon. where ii is I'M
derstood she will remain during the
summer.
On Memorial day. the Post Office will
be closed from lll5.,.\ NJ. to LIS =. NJ.
from to 3 p. NJ. and at : o'clock
IN the evening.
Mrs Edwin Belonga left here Wednes-
day morning to make her home in Lynn.
Mass. where Mr.. Belonga has been en-
ployed of late.
Mrs. |. H. Vague OF FoNeroil died
Saturday last after sickness of nearly
II years She was for time the patient
of DR.. +. $. Bigelow.
Col c. b. Morton of Augusta. agent
of the Democratic State Committee, was
in town yesterday. He is looking after
the interests of his party very closely.
Alaska Refligerators. acknowledged
the best made. Whitney's line of child
rens carriages This is the season for
both. prices way down at Fairbrother's.
G. W. Cover, Esq. infoms the REPORT
Err that he will not be Il candidate for
County Attorney at the County Conven-
ton next to be holden for Somerse,
County.
Mr.. John j. Ennckn", the Boston
painter arrived here Wednesday after
noon and Is the guest of Mr.. John Wes-
ton for time Will" doing some painting
and sketching.
4 Republican caucus to elect delegates
to attend the State Convention at Port
land is called for Tuesday next the 3lst
inst. at : o'clock =. NJ. Let us have II
large meeting.
lothian l.. Hobbs and Frank l.. Gerald
of Fairfield and Miss Ora Moody of
Cornville have returned home from
South Lancaster. Mass. where they have
been attending school the past winter.
The Y. =. :. G. f., of the Island
Avenue Congregational church will give
"A sociable next Friday evening in honor
tiona church at Norridgewock who will
he present as invited guests.
Rev. H. $. Whitman. the present Sec
rotary of the State l'niversalist Conven-
tion and who has several times supplied
the lnversaist church in this place, has
recently been unanimously elected pres
ident of the Wp-tbrook Seminary.
All interested in temperance work
among young people, should attend the
entertainment by the Juvenile Temple
in Coburn hall next "Wednesday evening.
It is deserving of liberal patronage for
two reasons: It's Il good entertainment
and for worthy object
Mr. j. b. Goodrich writes The
seventh Day Adventist will hold u two
days meeting in their church ut South
Norrdgewock. June 18th and 9Th. Elder
NJ. &. Huffman of Illinois with others
will be- present to assist in the meetings
All are welcome.
t'eo Phillips of Waservillc who is now
Superintendent of Locomotives upon
the Maine Central raj lroad has been in
the employ of the foad 81 wears. the
greater part of that hime in charge of Il
locomotive. He informs the REPORTER
that when he entered the service there
were but IL locomotives on the road.
now there are IA. There has been II
big growth of the road and a bigger
growth in the business of the road dur
Ing the last twent y-onc years.
BY request the Juvenile Temple. II
Young temperance society composed of
children from ) TO IL years. will repeat
the play given By them several weeks
ago There are 10 children in the play
all well drilled. The entertainment is
given to procure funds to pay for the
hall where they hold, their meetings.
The object is worthy one and we hope
the citizens will have interest enough il
the cause for which the Juveniles are