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

25ct, novels for l0ct, at Geo. Cushing'>.
The wood walk on Baptist Hill is be-
ing replaced by Il concrete one.
5. W. Iawton returned from IA bust
ness trip to Portland and Boston Friday.
Mr. Charles ". Pullen is spending ii
week visiting friends in Winthrop and
Augusta.
Ladies' and chldrcn's gossamcrs and
mackintoshcs at about half price AT Ord
ways.
+. |. Estes has ten teams at work ION
the new pulp and paper mill plant at
Watervile
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Totman We're in
town Friday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Eaton.
Attention Is called To special advertiS-
ment of the kcnncbec Steamer in our
advertising columns.
DR. &. NJ Twitchel delivers the me
mortal address at North .Anson May Both
in the 7. B. church at l,30 o'clock Z. NJ
Hiram Moore. Esq. and wife of Madi-
son are visiting the family of their son
in New Hampshire for a few days
Mr.. L. VI. Marston and young dauyh-
ter Hazel, of Amherst, Nova Scotia. are
in town. the guests of Mrs. j W. Her
rim.
Isaac 7. Ware. son of \. II. Ware of
North Anson has received from the
president AN appointment as asst. sur
geon in the army. says the .ldforate.
Men and teams with II stone roller
have been at work grading oil the tennis
court, of the Brick Kiln Tennis club.
the past week, and have levellcd them
off in great shape.
As an Indication of longevity in Somcr-
set ii is worthy of note that II clergy
man of this town ha, attended % funerals
since january and the average age of the
deceased WAS 90 wears
Mr. Green Eaton. " ho has been the
engineer of the shoe factory for several
wears. left saturday for .Nttleboro Mass.
where he expects to locate. His family
remain here for the present.
{. II. pMyzc has got well established
IN his new shop ON Madison Avenue
where he Is prepared to receive hl> old
customers and also hopes Tor many new
ones. See his advertisement elsewhere.
II humilatr- Lewiston. even if She has
got brand new city lall. 10 sec Fat
Gilmore skip by the spindle city WITH ms
band and play m Suril small towns az
Nk"Wim@ah ANA ha'l@"i' saAs Inc Lew
iston Joa7'"i.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sruall of kcruc
y. II. formerly of SkoWhngan arrived in
town Friday with the remains of Isaiah
+. Dole for burial here Mr.. Dol" was
Mrs. SeWailS Ia'llrr' ANA we'll known Il"
manN people OF ms town.
DIR. NJ. l., Alarr, y. W kineaid OF
Boston. formerly of Athens and Edwin
II. Wheeler of Boston Who We're visiting
DR.. Mari, made "A trip 10 Athens last
week and captured nice baskets ot trout
from the WeSSerlInsct stream.
\ workman last week in hi. labor.
mal,ine ready for the nov concrete ,y;,ll.
on Rap1isl i'm. while diaging about ,hr
root. of a Tree in front of The old Acad-
emN. discovered u spanish silver coin
imhetlded Their" OF til" value of II lie
dated l656.
our adycrtisiuo n,frou. and rorrr-
suondents will coufrr y rivo,. II, orttiu"
their COPY in a. early as noon of Wedue.-
day in order lhaI we may get o,Ir pnprr
made IN in season to- print early Thurs
day morning. This is impor,aul to the
nIhlishrr. and will avoid bastp,nd ,r-
rors in nakiuy mn nur paner and DELAY
in mailing Them lo Subscribers
Tie REPORTER is under obligation 20
George VI. Gray. who has for So many
year, manufactured and sold lin ware in
SlloWhrgan. for two nice basin, made
from American tim plate. They are
nice solid articles and the tin in Them j.
lust as rood Il, the best foreign article
and comes at precisely the same price.
which i Il, low rs 80 rood an article
has been sold for wears. and the ware