The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

| T.. i. Nolllu, ESP. uelNeTs tilc "i"-
ton at Norridgewock Memorial day.
Delano is doing large soda business.
pie.
The Fourth Maine Battery Association
are to hol q reunion at North Arson,
June 2lst.
Rev. 5. c. Fletcher preached for Rev.
|. b. Mower at East Madison Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Barney and wife of Water
vile passed Sunday with friends in this
place.
Mrs. f. II. White of Stoneham, Mass,
formerly of this town was here over
Sunday.
Large line of handsome druggets
COR art squares, $3.50 to sl2 at Fair
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth Varney of
Pittsfield spent Sunday with friends in
town.
kendalls Orchestra played at a dance
in Miller's Hall, So. Norridgewo,k, Sat
urday night.
John Simpson went to Warren on Sat
urday to pass Sunday with his brother
who resides in that place.
Our readers can i'll afford to buy a re-
frigerator until they have seen the
"Guerney" at Bragg q Narney's.
DIR. w. +. Fellows of Bangor accom-
panied by his daughters, Miss Rena
and Lillian, passed Sunday in town.
G. w. Bishop bought good horse of
Geo. II. Pishon Thursday morning while
en- route between Skowhegan and Pish-
on's Ferry.
Mr. John Wight of Gardiner, baggage
master of the Maine Central at that city
was in town Friday, returning to his
home Saturday.
l.. w. Chase has had phenomenal
and it still continues. His harness bust
ness is also booming.
Mr.. Herbert RUSSELL who has been in
Dover. y. H., the past few months, was
called home the past week by the illness
of his father, who resides in Madison.
Edw. Emery of Gardiner accompanied
by his wife came to Skowhegan Satur-
day night, passing Sunday with his
mother and his sister, Mrs. Henry
Mitchell.
John A. Dcaley, James Fellows, JOIN
Mcclellan. \. X. Butler, John philbricE
and DIR. f. o. Sawyer left home for the
Enchanted Pond Saturday, to try the
trout fishing.
Dacey Il Taylor broke ground thi,
morning on their contract for new sew
ers for Skowhegan. The work wa.
commenced on North Street, with abou
20 laborers.
Senator VIM. =. Frye has been en-
gagged to lecture in Coburn Hall, Wednes
day, June 18th by the management o.
the High School Lecture Course in place
of Hon. Geo. Il. Vending
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank \. Nolin left
home Thursday afternoon for Chicago
to visit the Worlds Fair and purpose tt
return via Washington and Philadelphia
They will be gone month or more.
The Junior exhibition of the Skowhe
gan High School will occur in Coburl
Hall, Tuesday, June 18th. Music fol
the occasion will be furnished by tn,
Herbert johnson Quintette Club of Bos
ton.
The second ball nine of Madison
played the newsboys of this place a
the trotting park on saturday, the Wis
tors losing by II score of l6 to II
Our youngsters were greatly elated a
the result.
The Burr Oaks Dramatic Company
which opens here next Wednesday even
ing at 10 20 and 30 cents have had un
precedented success everywhere the,
iiNt hpptdicti' lHcA Will optl w w
house here.
The tenth marriage anniversary o
Mr. and Mrs Horace Stilson is to bt
celebrated at G.. A. X. Hall, Saturda,
afternoon, June Bird, and their relatives
grangcrs, neighbors and friends ar
cordially invited.
The river drivers are having rather
hard time now. The water fell of sue
denly leaving logs high and dry on tn
banks and causing many jams, requirin
hard work to get them of. \ rise G
water would help matters much.
In d cut intended to represent Cover
nor Cleavcs in the Boston journal. W
recognize the familiar countenance O
Rev. j. II. Little. formerly of this place
but now of Amesbury. Mass. Mistake
will happen, even in well regulate,
newspapers offices.
Rev. |. b. Movers sermon in Coburl
Hall of which W. give an abstract else
where. was an able and interesting dis
course and received favorable comment,
from members of the Post and others
A vote of thanks was rendered to Mr.