The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-10
LOCAL ITEM 8.

in oakland this week.
Dr. F. f. yarney lett for South
Na,ick, Mass, Tuesday.
Rev. Il. b. Mathews and his mother
are in Augusta for few days.
Mr. Frank Whittier is visiting his
parents, Mr.. ami Mrs. Samuel Whittier
Vi. Z. Wyman Of Athens was i'm town
Yesterday aud called ON the REPORTER.
Viii Nash is passing his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Nash.
Rev. A. J. Rackli1 arrived in town
yesterday afternoon. for "a brief stay
here.
Mr. and Mrs. II. \. Dinsmore arrived
home from Old Orchard yester lay after
noon.
{. \. rozer of West Athens. WAS in
tow yesterday and looked in ON the
REPORTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Bartlett of No.
New Portland, were guests ut Hotel
IIeseiton yesterday.
Mrs. f. 2. Page and her son and
daughter are spending "A week with
friends in Vassalboro
ton to his block on Water Street. and
putting in city water.
Harry Gushing and Harold Hanson
left home this week for Chicago. 10
take in the Worlds Fair.
Charles and Frank Thibedeau, who
are employed at Augusta. are spending
the week with relatives here.
Miss Mabel Ward left by "Wednesday
mornings train to visit her sister. Mrs.
+. T. Ross in st. stephen, n. Is.
John w. Bailey of Ea. Orange. y. j.,
arrived in town yesterday and j. the
guest of his son, Clifton !. Bailey.
Any one desiring to trade village prop
erty for farm in st. Adams will do
we'll to consult the adv of \. +. Church.
Miss Alice Lord of Portland, who has
been visiting. Geo. 5. Webb and family,
returned to her home Wednesday morn
ing.
c. A. Fairbrother. who has been at
the home of his parents during his vaca-
ton returned to his place of business
Tuesday.
6 Mrs. A. NJ. Chandler of Wilton, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
L. \. Daseomb, returned to her home
yesterday
The sewer crew struck Water Street
full force Monday morning, and found
ledge il few feet from the surface in sew
eral places.
The Congregationaist Ladiet Sew
ing Circle will meet with Mrs. Lewis
Anderson, next Monday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Eugene W. Crawford has returned to
kinglield where he is assistant engi-
neer,in the survey of the kingtield and
Dead River railroad.
Mrs. w. II. Mclaughlin of West Med
ford, Mass, AMI Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II.
Dunnigan of Waltham, are visiting in
Athens and vicinity.
At directors meeting of the Skow-
hogan Water Company yesterday. 5, W.
Gould. Esq, was elected managing
director, and f. f. Danforth. Esq.
Treasurer.
The Leland Tanning Company are
now prepared To take orders for leather
betting, cut from leather of their own
manufacture. This leather is said to be
superior for heltiug.
Mr., and Mrs. lothian Weston left
home this morning for Boston. where.
with the family of their son. {. u. Yves
ton. Esq, they will 90 to Nantasket
Beach, for few weeks.
!. c. Collins left vest frday to attend
the reunion of the regiment in which he
served in the army. the First Maine
lleary Artillery. The reunion occurs
at Salem, Mass, Fridly the 18th inst
~ II bOhtS VI MfItfI. WIS Ill IDND
Tuesday, and made the REPoRrER a
call. He reports his large apple crop
nearly ruined by a severe hail storm
which swept over that portion of the
county II short time ago.
Among the attorneys from the Som
erset towns in attendance upon Probate
Court this week were ID. -. Ste Nart. A.
simmons. r. W. Hoyey, j. !. Parln,
{. o. Small, II. II. lIaekett. {. \. vii
Der, Edw. Lowe, Abel Davis. j. +.
Holman and T. b. Barrett.
The Bloomfield Shoe Company com
pleted its organization yesterday. as a
corporation under State laws, by choice
of George B. Stafford as President
Charles A. Marston as Treasurer, ,Jdmes
X. Frost as Clerk. The company hope
to commence business at an early day.
Skowhegan horses Jared well at the
Norridgewock races Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Charles Cayfords gr. IN. Patti,
took first money in the three minute
class Tuesday. and the 2.45 class We'd