The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-27
LOCAL Items.

Nard at Ordway's.
". {. Young of Greeuyilc, i in town
Tor brief visit.
Ur. Z. H. :. Vaughan of Augusta i
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. c. {. Chick is spending few
DAYS with friends in Lewiston.
The 20 ct. black cashmere glove, al
W. b. Stewards are a bargain.
The regular business meeting of the
Milburn Club occurs Monday night next
The Sorosis will meet with Mrs. T.. +.
McNeele on Wednesday afternoon of
next week.
DR.. Jennie Fuller of IIartland visited
the family of Hiram Burrill few days
this week.
Go. E's elegant flag hoated proudly
from the flag pole above their armory on
Friday last. Columbus Day.
Don't suffer with ehapped hands. Our
Cream Balm, guaranteed. At Patterns
Drug Store. 4ltf
5. W. Gould, Esq. who accompanied
by his wife has been ON a visit to FRYE
burg returned home this week.
Hon. u. II. Bartlett has purchased the
Fletcher store and will probably open it
for business at an early day.
Mrs Aaron Capin of Deer Island,
uoosobnaI I alya il apnu1iuU q, fpN dnVs
with her parents at the home of her
brother, b. \. Foss.
Delbert {. Dorothy left home Wed
uesday morning to take Il course in
shaw's Commercial college, Portland
G. 2. Weston, Esq. and Mrs. Weston
of Boston. who have been visiting friends
in town, left here Wednesday morning
Miss sadie. daughter of ;. &. Ward, is
laking vocal lessons of Prof. W. II. Den
returned from abroad.
The last of Prof. A. +. Ti>dalc's lee
lures in the Universalist church will oc-
eur on Friday evening of this week and
on Sunday afternoon next.
Herbert Wentworth has returned from
Canada and is now making Il tour of
eastern Maine in the interest of the Brit
ish America Assurance association. of
Toronto.
Rev. {. +. Allen, of kennebunk, came
to Skowhegan Tuesday night to attend
the burial service of Mrs. !. X. FarWell,
a relative. returning home "Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Irwin, clerk at +. W. Al
len & Cos. is enjoying vacation. Last
week WAS passed with her parents in
>oon. and this morning She goes to
Boston for Il brief stay.
Among these arriving "Wednesday cN-
ening 10 attend the Teacher, convention
here to-day were Principal P,lrington of
the Pennington Normal school and Pres
iirnt Whitman of Colby University
Company h.. i, soon to give an rNhibi-
lion drill. followed by Il concert and ball
in Furber's Hall, Canaan, the evening of
Thursday. NoY. 81, with music by Ken
dal'- orchestra 1t will he Il gala night
Tor Canaan.
Mr.. CaS. +. aud Mis- Mabel Ward
entertained II party OF friends AT the
homc of their mother Monday evening
last The evening WAS devoted to pro-
gm>-iye whist and the prizes We're
awarded to Mr.. L. j. McNeclir of Ia
eoma and +. Il. philbrick.
II is repor . that NJ T. Pooler'> black
colt, Mahlon, % -, has been selected
Il, one of the four illustrious colts of
that famous stallion. Alcantara. to be
exhibited at the forthcoming national
horse show in Madison Square Garden.
MY York city in November
Mr.. md Mrs. Milton Record oi EVens-
tawn, Ill. arrived here Tuesday evening
viii the remains Of Mrs. Record moth
II Mrs Farwell. widow ot the late J.
l. farWcll, who formerly resided here.
lhe remains were brought here for huri-
ID Mrs FarWcll Wa about - eral- oi
4gp and left ekoWhc@an nbou 10 years
ago.
lli> Thursday evening. j. l.. Small
d Naco. bri@alirr general Of the rtri-
pel'- Militant OF Mime will muster i'll
10 service Canton Somerset lorlgc of lhi-
pHer. The exercise, will occur in lhc
| Odd Fellows Hall and the mIl~teriu" oil