The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

John l.. Pierce of Scion, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. ". Bixby OF Athens. VA, in
own last week,
,Iudkins u Dyer arr. closing our their
cloaks at cost.
Mr. Chandler Dow made a business
rip to Bangor Tuesday.
f. T, Coffin, Esq. madc a business
rip TO The Forks last week.
Guess on w. +. Robin, big candle.
You may get pickle castor free.
l.. l.. Walton, ESD. and hi, daughter
Miss Belle Walton left home Til, morn
ing for Boston where they will remain
come day.
Mrs. Lucy Grant Vent to the Maine
General Hospital at Portland. yesterday
tor treatment.
Among the lumbermrn town Ye>tcr-
lay were Omar Clark Of Cauaumk. and
Hiram Moore of Madison.
Mr.. {. ;. Wright. the hustling dry
good, merchant OF So. Norrdge~ ock.
vas in town Tuesday afternoon
"Eclloc, from Memory Garrct' i, thc
ubieet of Rev. Mr.. McIntirc,s discourse
At the Uniyersali,t church ueNt sunday.
The Athens stage had It tip-oycr on the
plains Tuesday morning. tut the driver
Al IL, l. /
Mr.. Frank Heath of Boston. Who ha-
been visiting for 4 few day, with Iii
people here, returned homr Wednesday
Mrs. r. II. Anderson went 10 Maldcn
Mass. this morning. to pa>, the holi.
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
f.. Bailey.
Mrs. VIM. P.tt Dillingham;. Who la,
been the guest of her aunt, Miss Helen
Robinson. for several weeks, returned t.
her home i'll Boston, yesterday
Mr.. Philandcr Mcclure. who for soma
light years past has been in Trueliec
California, has returned to Cornyile and
purposes to make his home there.
Have you seen one broken lot of velvet
slippers on White & Sawycr's bargain
counter for 40 cts. worth - cts.
special trades in wool boots. lamb over
Logging also all kinds of moccasins.
The County Commissioners will com
menee theirDecember term Tuesday next.
This is the last session OF the year and
general settlement of accounts for hs91
will bc in order.
Miss Annie l.. Russell >rho ha- a fine
position in the Census Bureau At Wash
ington. u. {. i making her old home a
.isit after an absence of two and onc-half
wears. Miss Russell i He guest of Il.
f. Eaton AID family.
The Juvenile Temple will givc 4 tenn
perance concert in C"hurn Hall, Friday
.vcning. Dee. Is. Il collection will hc tax
n at the door. and hop" all Will give Is
ibcraly A. possible "a tn" Temple i, very
much in need of funds.
The statement made thai the delen-c
IL the Borden case put i'll evidence he
Tore the grand Jury u"cd- no cmtridic-
ion. Tile grand jury only hear III"
prosecution. The jury did not stand ~
% | for an indictment but - 10 e, say
he BOSTON Herald.
Mis- Mary Scldon Mce Obj of Portland.
f, To give a Shakcspcrian recital in Mil
burn Hall. on Wednesday evening next
hcforc the Woman Club and the Soro-
is, and their invited guests. Much
ado About Nothing" ha- been eho-en for
,hc evenings entertainment.
Mr.. 4. X. Smiley member from this
county of the state Board ol Agricul-
.nrc, was in Augusta Mouiay in consult
alton with SECRETARY Mckccn in rela-
ion to institutes in somerset county.
I'm institute will bc held at bingham
au. II. and one at ST. Alhau- Jan. Is.
fhc subject, to he treated arr fruit,
took feeding and schools.
The committee recently appointed by
De Molay Comlnandcry upon tho guc--
non OF having Il grand concert and ball
- be given under their auspices the pres
mt winter, reported Tuesday night. and
&erc unanimously in favor of il. sub
committees have been appointed, and the
Grand affair will occur in February ueNt,
probably the third
Miss Ida VI. Bolster. who has been
eanvas>ng the town in the interest of
he American Bible society. left hrrc
hi, morning having finished her ork.
The village Ina, been eanva-Sed
thoroughly and part OF the outlying
'erritory of the town. Thu, far 81
protestant familc, were found without
the bible in their homes aud "rrr ,up-
plied