The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16

". - -Allts oi Augusta, pdSscu 9uh-
day in town.
{. NJ. Bailey of Winthrop, WAS in
town Saturday.
George T.. Sampson is working tenn
porarily for {. ". Day, the grocer.
Miss Grace Jacobs of Portland, passed
the Sabbath in town with her mother.
Remember the cloak sale at ". B..
Stewards Monday, +. NJ, and Tuesday.
Mrs. Sumner Snow with her children
went to Winslow, Saturday. on a brief
visit to her parents.
! Miss Dnslow of IIallowell, was the
guest of her cousin. Miss Agnes b. SAT
ford over the sabbath.
Mrs. Clarke, wife of County Com
missioner Clarke of Bingham, passed
Sunday with her people in this place.
Mrs Filena Bray passed saturday in
WaterviIe, rs the guest of her daugh-
ter, who is a student in Colby Universe
ty.
The Grand Army boys want all the
scholars of the "District school" 10 be
present in G. \. Il. Hall. Monday night
at o'clock. sharp.
II. u. Eaton. Esq. of Waterville. ae-
eompanicd by his wife and child, eamc
to town Saturday night. Mr.. Eaton re-
turned home to-day.
y r Steward lo,vo. f,r I,cl,n,n ia
n,orro,, recommended hr ono of his nan
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the Newton House, which his firm has
contracted for.
Ground for the se,vnr on Pleasant
street was broken Friday morning. and
with good weather it will be completed
Tonight. rs. a r.. T. steward have
had u men on the lob
We hear many commendatorv re-
marks upon the able discourse delivered
the Island Avenue CONGREGATIONAL
church. Sunday morning.
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are to ston interest IN Same ,ftnr the
10Th inst
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freo i'oNey very iortuhtaly escaped Il
severe "'lach Oh Tue o'sease VIII" WHICH
NJ was 'nee'eo' anu Is 'lple 10 return 10
HIS business III IT. Fairfield lie IN
lor'''s Us ''''i he ana MS partner j. H.
"''i''S'' ''e ''ee''iiS WIN MATURING
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Inc residence OF Oliver Walker, Court
street. occupied Jointly by the families OF
Mr.. Walker and {. w. Pullen, narrowly
escaped Il coniiagration, Saturday noon,
caused ny the chimney burning out and
Wood work getting on lire. Only active
work by the nelghborS saved the build
lhSs from burning.
\ total of 3130 square yards of con-
crete walks have been laid in Skowhc-
gan the season Just passed. by Hiram
Gilman, iGG square yards of which were
laid for private parties. the rest for the
town. Mr.. Gilman has also laid Loco
square yards for the city of Watervlle,
during the same time.
The Grounds aho,It The I.1,nd \venna
Gonyrroatiorol cburrI, ba,a hnon com
peted and add matnriallv Ia the ,rneral
appearaucc Of Ills church uronertv.
Mr.. John Wvmau did the lob under fine
s,nervisiou of Nossrs / W Weston
Anderson and /. l. Walton ESQ
while fine Fine concrete vall,s worn l,id
Inv Hiram Gilman
The revival mer4inus n Xrvnnrt Ne
conducted nv Roy. y g Nnsn. h.,va
been very successful t.orpe rorgrega-
tions h,,. honn in ,ttondo,co mn, /.
good numher have oxrr..scd i, dn.iro IN
commence the chri.ti,n life Mr. uo.o.
left this afternoon for Newport TO be
JIich 81 church nnvt S,hb,th ~ u.u,l