The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-27


saturday and evening,
+. e. llesclton went 10 Boston Tuesday
afternoon for II business trip.
Mr.. J. W. Robinson OF Pitts6eld, Is
visiting at John L. Wcbb's.
Miss Lena Prrssey Of Watcryilc. Is
visiting T. q. Weld and family.
Lots Of new cloal>s just in At .Iudkin,
~ Dycr's. Call aud look.
Friday and saturday of this week are
the day. OF oriway's grand cloak open
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Il. Record of Evans
town. ILL.,. are the guest, of W. Il. Stew
ard and wife.
Rey. {. +. Mclntire's subject ncXt
sunday morning is, "lIow did we get
our new festament:"
Mrs. l.. {. Emery returned Tues
day evening from a visit of several
weeks with relatives in Oxford County
futile Bros. who are among The mo,t
prosperous of the SkoW hogan farmers.
threshed out 100 bushels of grain this
year.
Mr.. Horace parln and son OF Bangor
who have been visiting several weeks in
town among relatives, returned home
yesterday.
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II. Wides' cloak opening ncNt Saturday,
1t is a good opportunity for ladies 10 see
the latest style garments.
Mrs. Oscar Brown of IIouton. who
accompanied by her young son has been
the guest of W. j. Eastahrook and fami-
~ returned to her home on Tuesday.
Rev. b. b, Merrill of Brewer. will
preach at tie Island Avenue Cougrcga-
tional church next sunday morning at
the usual hour Also in the evening ut
: o'clock.
Special excursion rates to the Meehan-
ing for ten days duration. Many OF our
people will avail themselves of this
opportunity to visit the "Ilub" at the
low price.
See the immense line of garments to-
morrow and saturday at Ordway's.
The Maine Baptist Theological Circle
met ut WaterVillp Tuesday last. Rev.
|. b. Mower and :. {. Fletcher of Skow-
hogan, Rev. CIV. llinkley of Good VIII
Home, and Rev. \. X. L. Small of Fair
field, c. NJ. Emery NorridgcWoch, al
tended the meetings.
The quick work OF Jas. l.rwti, one day
the past week. avcrtcd contagralion
in our business section II i supposed
a lighted match WAS thrown down al the
rear end OF his store, which "Opens on
Russell ST.. falling beneath the woodcn
steps. knding Il blaze thai was noticed
by Il passing pedestrian none too soon.
1t is generally supposed that the first
church ediicc on the site OF present one
on Baptist Hill. WAS erected there in
Whitten OF Providence, RI, NOW in town.
who left here fifty years ago. says il
WAS built ON the hill on the road TO south
Norridgwock. in 1872 and moved To the
location of the present house, in 1924.
Quite large delegation left here This
morning for Boston toattcnd Mechanics
Fair and for business or pleasure, among
whom We're T.. t. RUSSELL +. {. Duntou.
Hiram Gilman. Smith Whittier and his
wife and daughter. W. H. Emery, Iohn
l.. Mcclellan. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Andcr-
sou; also Mr. and Mrs. Y L. 'rullc Of
Canaan.
Hon. u. y. Stewart of ST. Alhan>.
Hon. 4 Moore, Hon. William At>in-
sou, I. +. Iaiac, ESP. and Geo. +.
Moore. ESP. of North Anson were in
attendance upon the Supreme judicial
Court al Augusta Tuesday, when Judge
Whitehou>c gave hi, decree in the SOM
rrSrt Railway ease Mr.. Stewart was
counsel for the petitioners.
\ meeting of the newly formed .Som-
crsct Hunting Club" waS held in the pri-
yatr parlors of Hotel IIrselton. Tuesday
evening and the rules under which game
captured to-day i, To hc counted matcr-
tally changed II WIS voted 10 increase
the number of points that q crow should
he rcckoned from y to 100, hoping it