The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

Field and cultivated Strawberries want
I'd bq Geo. Cushing.
Mi. Jessie Ianley i at the Isle of
shoals for the summer.
Mis-. Minnie smith of Waterville is
whiting Miss Louise Coburn.
The Oh Jed Prouty Co.. i booked for
| foburu Hall the 18th of August
Mr.. Helen Perry of Augusta, Is visit
fpa her sister, Mrs. b. NJ. Hight.
col. Elias Nillken of Augusta was in
Town Tuesday looking after the drive of
| log.
Prof.. Howard Webb returned Monday
10 .peni his vacation With his parents
| herr.
Benjamin Adams Esp, of North An
ION was in attendance upon Probate
ourt Tuesday.
Mr.. rhos. Fairbrother of Worcester.
Mas. i, the guest of ChaS. Fairbrother
and wife this week.
I. 7. larkins of WinSloW has charge
Nj the drive of logs through this place.
with crew of fifteen men.
Mr.. j. VI. Gross. representative of the
kennebre Journal. was in town yester-
day and made the REPORTER a call
Mis- Agge Dinsmore, of Boston
daughter of 5. \. Dinsmore, is visiting
among her young friends in town.
Mr.. ". b. Steward and family drove
H. Clinton last week remaining over the
sabbath, as guests of Mr.. Stewards
parents.
l.. W. Chase. assisted in appraising
hhe livery stock of Ed Cain of Madison
ast week, who has sold out to Henry
oliver.
Mr.. II. 5. Phibrick of Boston accom-
panied by his sister Miss Maud, arrived
II Skowhegan on Tuesday night for IA
NiSit to relatives.
Fifteen hundred dollars in purses is
he inducement held out by the pro-
,retors of the Fairfield park August 3.
and ).
Miss T.. +. Marshall, who has been the
quest Of Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Allen for
rveral weeks past, left for her home in
minneapolis Yesterday,
\ party of sixteen couples of Young
people visit Fairgrieyes Bay Tonight for
- fish supper, with a sail by steamer
8bout the Lake afterwards
Il Herbert Wentworth made Il business
q hip to Solon and Bingham on his bicycle
4 arlS in the Aeck, going to Scion Mon
8 Jay, and to Bingham and returning to
: kowh egan Tuesday.
Messes. Chas. Staples, Jr. of Portland
md VIM. Flowers of Bangor, state
teamboat inspectors came to town Tues
Jay, drove to Hayden Lake and inspect
the little steamer and departed in the
ttrrnoon.
Mr.. Eugene Crawford, who has been
orkinT for the Thompson u Houston
lectrc Light Co., in Lynn, Mass. has
fven up the job there and returned
ome Tuesday, night work al this sea-
pm was too much for him.
Mr.. Hattie lFricnd) Farrar. who has
pen visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Il, Friend, for several weeks. return
10 her home in Pttstield, Mass. Mon
b accompanied by her mother who
llll make an extended visit.
;. W. phibrck returned from The
lrk- on Monday last where he had been
week in connection with the Dead
iver drive, and tomorrow he goes to
ooSehcad Lake on business connected
iih the Moosehead Navigation Go.
l.. \. Merrill, Esq. Mrs. Merrill and
elr boy Ned left home yesterday for
mp To New York, thence up the IIud-
p. and to Niagara Falls, down the st .
lWrence to Thousand Islands and home
TIA" White Mountains. They will be
ne tWu weeks or more.
Mr.. II. y. Delano, mother of +. X.
lano, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Delano.
Young daughter all of Rockland.
~. and Master Howard Wheeler.
?" hl- achieved more than Il local re-
iatiou rs "A child violinist in Mass
llu>>rls are guests of +. H. Delano
wife, arriving last evening.
he selectmcn have made arrange
ht' Tor TWO voting precincts IN town
der the new ballot law. The voters
ilc north and east side of the river
vote in Coburn Hall and those on
south and west side of the river and
the Island will vote in the High
'ool building on the Island. There
NE >iN compartments for preparing
ballots at each precinct which will
ample opportunity for all to vote
'iout crowding.
Il meeting of parmenas Encamp-
H. No. Is. |. o. o. f.. of Skowhegan,
stay evening, July 18th. Patrarchs
rye Burns and NJ. b. Heselton were
YEA delegates to attend the session of
"rand Encampmant at Portland,
stay July 18th. During the term
ci'>rd fifteen have been initiated i'll
ne thc;tmpmput In the early mari
october The members of the cncamp-