The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Hon. Turner Boswell mlde business
trp 10 AUBURN yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Chase of Fairfield, was
IN Town on business Monday.
Eugene Clark, of the firm of MIliken
4 Clark, was in town yesterday.
Rev. Abram Wyman went to Bangor
Wednesday, for few days visit.
Rev. c. V. Hanson supplied the First
Baptist church in Portland Sunday last.
pr q. +. White of Sandwich, Mass,
/. spending "A week or more with friends
in town.
pound of nice tea, mixed or oolong,
and one of those dainty Japanese baskets,
only 80 cts. at Patterson's.
i. f. Turner of Los Angeles, Cal ar
rived in town Tuesday, and will remain
with friends here few days.
Mr. Frank 5. Morrill, went to North
port on Tuesday, to pass few days
with his family, who are vacationing
there.
Mrs. Henry c. Marble and daughter,
Mrs. Edgar Barnes of llayerhill, Mass,
left Tuesday morning for visit with
friends at.Angusta and Bath.
VIM Philbrck and Mrs. Philbriek
George Philbrick, Mrs. W. IL. Wildes,
C. \. Marston, NJ. L. Pooler. are among
those who returned from the seashore,
Tuesday.
Don't miss the closing out sale of
summer goods by James Lewia. He
don't mean to carry over any warm
weather goods-some price must buy
them.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Taylor received a dispatch
Tuesday, announcing the death of his
father at his home ip Ipswich, Mass,
and left on the Wednesday morning train
for that city. He was 81 years old and
had been sick some months.
The rear of the kennebec drive is
now in Madison boom. Sixty men, two
crews, have been discharged and paid
of this week, leaving about 150 men
still at work. The men were paid large
" in notes of the kennebee Log Driving
Company.
Services will be resumed in the First
Baptist church next Sunday morning at
the usual hour. Rev. |. b. Mower, the
pastor, who has been attending Mr..
Moody's Summer Theological Institute
will speak upon "Some phases of Mr.
Moody's work.
Mr.. Frank Keene the surviving part
ner of the firm keene Bros of Lynn has
made an assignment for the benefit of
creditors of the property of the company
and his separate property, giving as the
reason the ihavailability of property to
met obligations.
The laughable comedy. "Grimes Gel
lar Door," was presented in Coburn Hall
last Tuesday evening, to Il good sized
audience. Mr.. Jas. b. Mackie as the
leading comedian made a hit, while his
supports proved themselves good
dancers and singers, and the audience
as a whole were well pleased with the
performance.
Mrs. f. p. Page, her two children,
Miss Edna and Master Bin; Mrs. L. A.
Dascomb, her daughter, Miss May, and
Miss Vivian Graves; Mrs. IL. NJ. Jones,
her daughter, Miss Stella and son Master
Uortart Inft bo,,a 'ruaSIa,- p,nrpino Tn
pass the remainder of the month of
August at Pine Point, Scarboro Beach.
They take a large cottage there.
Grand excursion to the National
Soldiers Home, Togus, Maine, from
Skowhegan and way stations on Friday,
Aug. 18th. An extraordinary oppor-
tunity will be given by the NJ. G. X, Il.
for visiting and inspecting the most in
teresting spot in Maine at exceedingly
low rates of fare. Excursionists will
take the regular morning train, leaving
Skowhegan at s A. NJ. This excursion
will be personally conducted by Mr.. b.
l., Pennel, the NJ. c. excursion agent.
The Bloomfield Shoe Co. have been at
work for the past week at the shoe fac
tory changing over shaftng, etc. pre-
paratory to getting in their new machin-
cry. 1t is their intention to occupy but
the first three of the five floors of the
building, thus concentrating the bust
ness. The assignment of keene Bros.
will necessarily delay matters here
somewhat, AS the shafting TO be used
is owned by that firm, the trade for
which had not been entirely closed.
Mr. \. ii. Hight. who is on his annual
vacation. is passing portion of it with
relatives in Augusta.
send mail orders to Ordway. All
orders filled same day as received.
Bargains in all kinds of summer
goods for the next weeks at w. B.