The Somerset reporter., 1893-04-27

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Mr.. \. G. Wade has been appointed
Postmaster at Athens.
X. B. Mathews preached in the Con
gregational church Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Milburn Club occurs tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. john H. Steward passed
Sunday with friends in Augusta
The ball at Wesserrunsett Hall, Blgh-
ton, has been postponed to June list.
You can buy Il barrel of good. nice
sweet flour at {. II. Bufrils Mill for
S2.75.
Rev. /. b. Mower will enter upon his
/ pastoral duties at East Madison the first
of May.
Housrkccpcr wanted. Address Box
do2. Skowhegan, Me-, giving place where
last cml Logged
Demonstration Cooking Lecture at the
Congregational vestrr, tuesday after
noon at ; o'clock.
+. II. Anderson passed portion last
week and oyer the sabbath with his wife
and her people in Maiden Mass
GilmOrc's Band arrives to night BY
special train from Belfast, in which city
they appear in matinee concert to-day
The south side barber shop has lust
put in neY chair which for beauty
and comfort is the equal of any in town.
The cnterprising firm. Cairns, Good
rich y Bartlett throw TO the breeze a
fine new awning in front of their Water
Street store.
DR. VI. l.. Mari arrived home from his
trip to Europe, Saturday, and we I'M
derstand will resume the practice of his
profession here.
Rev. Dr. Summerbel will lecture be-
fore the Sorosis and their guests in Mil
+ burn Hall, Friday evening, his subject
being "Woman's Wit and Wisdom"
/ NJ. r. pooler and wife and Mrs.
/ Coburn are in Boston this week. Mr..
/ Poolcr rcturnes home on saturday, but
/ Mrs. poolcr will remain the next week
The Superintendent school Committee
Will receive proposals for painting the
l4eaVitt Street School house. two coat e.
Proposals to be left 1T the Office of For
est Goodwin, ESP
The Colbys feel confident that their
millinerS, Miss Hathaway and Miss Grace
Wentworth, can do good work, and that
their goods and prices will compare fay
orably with other stores of the same
4 kind.
Hon. \. Il. BiXby returns to Chicago
this week after remaining al home about
ten days, the greater part of which time
he was confined to the house from the
effects of a cold contracted ON his home
ward trip.
Geo. W. Cover, ESD accompanied by
his wife and two children, left home
Monday morning for Chicago, to be in
attendance upon the opening of the
Worlds Fair, May lst., after which they
will visit in Essex. ILL.,, the home of Mr.,
Covers mother.
Some II members of the Sunday school
class of George Weld assembled at his
home on Baptist hill, Friday evening,
and made him pleasant call and pre-
scented him with pair of god-bowed
spectacles. Mr.. and Mrs. Weld expect
to leave home soon to spend some months
visiting friends west.
The ice left the river at this place on
Friday of last week. the DIST inst. much
later than for many years previous. but
we are informed that one of our est-
mablc citizens, Mr.. J. b. Dascomb, tells
of Il year back in the thirtcs when he
crossed the river ON the ice ut Il point
/ near W here the piers now set the first
day of May in the early morning, the ice
leaving the same day.
Elmer Eaton, son of Augustus and FL
la II. Crowcll died ON Sunday evening
after Il long illness. He was Il bright
and interesting boy. of nearly eight
years and his death is sore bereavc-
mcnt for his parents lie had been i'll of
a dropscal trouble since Christmas. The
stricken father and mother have the
sympathy of their many friends, The
funeral will take place on Tuesday at
half past one.
l.. W. Chase left home last week for
AmcShurv. Mass. to supcrintend the
loading of several car loads of carriages,
which are expected here this week. For
several years the carriage repository of
Mr.. Chase has been the headquarters for
all the latest styles in carriages. and this
year he will start the sea>on with Il stock
far in excess of any he has eyer carried.
If any of our readers think Of purchaS-
ing Il new carriage they should look the
stock of Mr., Chase over.
Joseph +. anderson mtdr hi, last
trip from thi, station saturday prior To
taking charge of the Maine Central sta
ton at Bath He has been in train service
in W hat is nova part of the Maine (entral
railroad for thirty-three years. almost
twenty-five wears Of th, timr Is con-
ductor. and on the SkoWhegln Portland