The Somerset reporter., 1893-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

business trip to Portland, Friday.
New pretty shades of broadclothes for
capes at Judllins Il Dyer's.
Mr.. j. c. Griffin made business trip
10 Boston aud New ork last week
Mr.. u. II. Bartlett left Thursday
morning on business trip To Boston.
|. J. Smith. of the firm j. y. Il |. J.
Smith, is in Boston on business trip.
Conductor r. II. Haley succeeds j. f..
Anderson on the Skowhegan-Portland
route.
jonathan Iaurison of Sandy Bay, was
in town saturday and made TIE REroR-
TER Il call.
J. b. Slocum of Colby University, was
the guest of ". j. Estabrook and family
over sunday.
Mrs. W. j. Morse of Auburn. WAS the
.guest OF her mother. Mrs jacobs. few
days last week.
i. z. Moore is making IA open wagon
on an order for gentleman in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
\ chorus choir under the supervision
of Julius IIartt, succeeds the choir at the
congregational church.
\. g. Blunt left home Monday for
Boston, aud expects to visit New York
to take in the great naval parade.
We give away with each boys suit Il
Columbus medal. and prices on suits
etc, way down, New t.ngl. Clothing Co
Rev. /. b. Mower reads paper before
Theological circle at Wateryille ON the
topic. "'I'he Spiritual Life of the Pastor. =
Miss Alice Bray came home FROM
Wateryille Wednesday night of last
week, returning to the University Mon
day morning
Rev. and Mrs. c. f. McIntirc. who
have been visiting friends in town few
days, returned to Oakland by Thursday
morning. train.
Judkins Dyer report the largest and
most reliable line of kid gloves including
evening shades all fitted and warranted
satisfactory.
The SkoWhegan base ball club were to
have played with the Colby's ut Water
vile. Saturday, had the weather been
more favorable.
Mrs. Fred Bullcr arrived home from
Stoncham, Mass. Thursday night of last
week on visit to her parents. Mr. 4.
NJ. Perkins and wife.
q. c. sheldon, of the class of '93. Colby
University, has made IA contract with the
trustees to take charge of the Somerset
Academy for the coming year.
y union prayer meeting of the First
Baptist and Methodist societies was held
in the vcStry of the latters church sun
day evening, conducted by Rev. |. b.
Mover.
Mr.. Fred W. Harrington. IL former
Skowhcgan boy, now a real estate agent
in Minneapolis, Mimi. arrived in town
Saturday night on a brief visit to hi,
grandfather, Otis Harrington.
The Fast eye hop conducted by Mcssrs
Geo. Donaldson and John Simpson, was
attended by over 10 couples, and proved
Il most enjoyable occasion for all who
participated. kcndall's orchestra fur
nishcd the music.
William Doran is brtSily at work re-
pairing his store, outside and in, and will
cover it with an iron roof He is well
satisfied with the adjustment of loss made
by the representatives of insurance com
panies. both on the building and ON the
contents.
The condition of Miss Belle Emery.
who has been critically i'll for the past
ten weeks with nervous prostration is
now considered more favorable. \ pro-
fcssional nurse from the Massachusetts
Homeopathic Hospital, Boston. now
attends her.
y. II. Lang and wife left home Satur-
day for Portland and were the guests
of f.. l.. House and wife over Sunday
From there they will visit friends in
Massachusetts, and thence go to Chicago
To the Worlds Fair and to Dakota,toyisit
relatives. They expect to be absent
about two months.
Il. W. IIainc, rendered Conductor An
derson complimentary farewell supper.
Friday evening, inviting in Il dozen on
more of his friends in town. and his as
sociate railroad employees and other, pre-
scented him with a nice gold-headed
cane rs a token of regard and a keep
SAKE of the occasion.
II. W. CLANCY made Il trip to tardi-
ner, Saturday, to consult architect Lewis
relative to the building of block At
Solon to contain public hall Il Masonic
and Odd Fellows hall, with stores on the
ground floor. 1t is expected that this
block will be erected early this summer
such a building would be great con
viencc to the people of the town.
At Il recent meeting of the skoAht-
gan Woman's club the following officers
were elected for the coming year Pres
ident, Mrs. Abbie ;. Hanson; Vice Pre-i-
dent, Mrs. Clara LeaVitt; Secretary.