The Somerset reporter., 1892-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Whittier returned
from Boston Tuesday
Akron cement, carload received at
Morrison's.
Mr.. j. Z. Oak is on business trip to
Bangor and Garland.
Mrs. Martha Hill returned to her home
in Auburn Yesterday.
Genuine Lockwood 40 in. remnants
only &c yard at Ordway,s.
Rev. A. J. Racklih' left home Wednes-
day for few days tarry in Belfast.
Depu sheriff II. b. Russell went To
Boston Tuesday afternoon for briei
stay.
Llewellyn Eaton of Athens. WAS i'll
town Monday last and made the REroR-
TER Il call.
Mrs. Asa Merrill has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, to pass the winter with her
daughter.
Rev. c. F. MrIntire will preach next
Sunday morning on "Nhat has Goa 10
do with our destiny:
Mr.. Hiram Gilman, cur efficient street
commissioner. is ON Il visit to his SON
Charles, in Wakefield, Mass.
Miss Matte Belonga, who has been
visiting friends here returned to her
home in Royalton. VT, Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. l.. Palmer of Dover, WAS call
ed to town Tuesday, ON account oil me
sickness of her daughter, Carrie Palmer
DIR. l.. a. Dascomb has established
his residence in the Bell house on Madi-
son Avenue, recently purchased by him
The ladies sewing circle connected with
the Universalst church propose to hold
their annual fair in Cobu;n Hall early in
December.
w. w. Wver. who some months since
removed with his family to Boston, has
returned to Skowhegan, and resumed
work with Steward Bros. aS miller
A course of four dancing parties Is to
he pivcn at Hotel lleselton under the
auspices of the Octagon Club, the first
to occur on Friday evening, NOV. 18th.
The many friends of Hon. l.. II. Webb
and family. will be pleased to hear that
they arrived safely AT Pasadena and
without any unfavorable effect from the
journey.
b. S. Eaton received a severe fall in
his barn Tuesday, while slowing away
straw. falling a distance of about or
feet and fracturing four ribs. Dir, Lowe
of Canaan, WAS called and attended to
Mr.. Eaton.
sheriff Pishon and John Frame each
own fine chestnut colt, and when hitch
ed up together they make rs fine Il
matched pair to look upon Il one would
care to see, but both gentlemen agree
that they are not pleasant drivers in
double hitch.
Mr.. Mark IIarvillc, accompanied by
his mother and daughter, left home We'd
nesdav morning for Warwick and lrovi-
dence, Il. |. MIR. IIarville returns Satur-
day. Mis- Ahbie will remain some weeks
and Mrs. IIarville will pass the winter in
those places with two daughters.
The Harvest Dinner given in the " =
'ry of the congregational church III the
noon hour yesterday by the ladies OF the
sewing circle of that society. WAS Il sue
cess in every feature notwithstanding
the inclcmency of the weather. / hat
they served II delightful meal @ocs with
out saving.
We have received with the compile
meuts of DR.. NJ. l.. Mari. the Daily
Chronicle of London, England of date
Oct. IL, containing an exhaustive ac-
count of the funeral ceremonies over
the remains of Lord Tcnnyson in West
minister Abby. 1t was a royal pageant,
such As are not frequently seen even in
England,
The Annual Inspection of the Wom-
ems Relief Corps by the Dept President.
Mrs. lnman. will take place on Friday.
Nov. 18th al 2,30 l.. VI, \ tull Attendance
Is desired. In the evening at rs an Ell
tertainmcni will be given hy the ladies
of the W. Il. {. Comrades of Russell
Post with their wives. and the husbands
ofthr Corps members are cordially inyt-
ed.
On Monday evening last, by invitation
oi Mis- Gertrude Goodwin, one ot their
number, al ont tweni y-four members of
tho Junior class bG tbn SEnU hruuu IIiuI