The Somerset reporter., 1893-09-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr., NJ. T. pooler went to Boston
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. George Crockett has returned to
' nor home in Portland
If YOU are interested in dry goods
read W. II. Wildes' nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler futile passed
a.i sunday In Portland.
Dana Pishon has entered Dirigo Bust
mr.. college at Augusta.
e. H. Girdler, first selectman of Mer-
er. vas in town Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Clough of Reno. Nevada,
i. visiting friends in town.
|. l.. Walton Esq. went to Augusta
yesterday on professional business.
Mis- Hannah Page is visiting in Au-
el.a. the guest of Mrs. +. W. Mathews.
Judge Whitehouse is accompanied by
nj. Mlte and they are guests of Hotel
Cohurn.
f. II. Gilman of New York. was the
gust of J. \. Mcclellan Il portion of
hi. week.
Mrs. Chas. II. smith of Watervile. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler futile
the present week.
Mrs Frank CuShman with her little
Noy Is on visit to her parents in Gull
ford, this week.
Mrs. Geo. Weymouth returned Tues
ay night from visit to her daughter,
Island Pond, Vt.
pr. j. y. Merrill left home yesterday
FOR New York city, on a business trip,
10 he absent brief time.
Mrs. +. +. McNeelie returned home
at evening, and was accompanied by
Mr.. Leonora Spaulding.
Mrs. Roscoe Mclaughlin and Miss
florence Wilson of Levant, are visiting
friends in town this week.
F. II. Wing accompanied Frank King
70 No. Conway y. H., ON Tuesday,
where he goes for treatment at the
heelev Institute there.
The annual meeting of the Non-Parti-
san W. c. L. L. will be held at the par
br of the G. 4. h. Hall, Sept. 10Th. A
full attendance is requested.
Mrs. CYRUS Howard of Winslow. who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sumner Snow, for the past few days,
returned to her home this morning.
reception and social will be given
by the Congregationalist Y. r. 5. c. +.
10 all the other Young Peoples soeie-
lies in town on Friday evening, Sept. D,
the Congregationalist Vestry.
e. 5. Yeaton aud wife of Winthrop ;
Mr.. c. II. Gordon, of Readtield Mrs.
h. |. Skillings, of Portland and Mrs.
Carrie Osborne. of Winthrop. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. leaton,
Nil week.
How long are our town authorities to
ilow the Island nuisance to continue
the question agitating the minds of
bur business men. In the windy weather
Vi this fall it is a source of great danger
we'll rs a nuisance at all times.
Services will be held in the Christian
church, High ST., until further notice,
follows; Rev. I. G.. Moses will preach
VERY Sabbath afternoon ut =. and hold
praise and prayer service at I, Sabbath
Jennings; also a prayer meeting Thurs
ny evening of each week at 30. All
he cordially invited to attend.
fire came near to getting good
Fart in the Sl;owhegan Pulp mill at
ibout l2.30 yesterday noon. but the dis
byery was made in the nick of time
nd the blaze was extinguished by a
tw pals of water The fire alarm was
Bundled by some over cautious individ-
y calling out the department. but theil
ervces were not needed.
County Commissioner Weber of Pal
1yra, was in town Tuesday, on his re-
Urn from a tour of inspection of the
"ads as far up river as Jackman. ii
tmpany with the other members of the
bard, This week the commissioners
" in the vicinity of the Dead River
Nglon on the same business, and while
mere will give hearing on the discon
'nuance of highway petitioned for.
At the annual meeting of the stock
'lders in the Somerset Loan & Build
" Association the following officers
ere elected for the ensuing year: l.
Weston, Pres: F. A. Nolin, Secy.
~. Danforth, Treas, and 5. W. Gould
Wentworth, G.. NJ. Barnard and j
Arnold were chosen to serve as foul
the twelve directors. The fifteenth
'res begins Sept. 25th and the books
enow open for deposits.
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