The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

day.
Ben Hilton of North Arson, was in
town Saturday,
Editor W. Il. Buchanan passed the
Sabbath in Portland.
Mrs. y W Brainerd spent Sunday
with friends in Fairfield
County Commissioner Leavitt Of Ath-
ems, WAS in town Saturday.
Mr. John G. Qumby Of Boston. WAS
registered at llotel Goburn. Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Green, WHO i at work 1T
lIallowcll, was home for a few days last
week
Mrs. {. \. Marston aud " &. p.
Page returned from Augusta Friday
where they had been several days.
The ladies of the Epieurean Club in
vite their husbands To supper Tuesday,
March 2lst, at the Library Parlors.
Capt ". II. Cabot of New York was
among the arrivals by saturday nights
train. ON a brief visit To his family.
Mrs. 7. II. Anderson returned home
on Saturday night from an extended Wis
it among her people in Maiden, Mass.
The ladic. of the W. Re. are request
ed to meet at G. \. L. Hall Thursday
/ r. NJ. To sew for sicl, member of the
corps.
Judge \. q. Andrews of Augusta at
tended an anniversary meeting of the \.
O. l. W. Lodge at East Madison. Fri.
day evening.
Miss Nay returned from New \ DIRK and
Boston Friday afternoon, aud is now pre-
pared to show customers choice line of
spring millinery.
Remember to call at Arnold's and sub
scribe for seats for the appearance Of
Helen Barry and her admirable company,
if you are dcsirious of having them visit
US.
&. W. Bishop is advertised to be at
Hotel IIeselton March 3Oth, after horse
flesh and it is expected +. ID. Morgan.
the many times millionaire will accom-
pany him.
Mrs. 4, +. Wyman of Watcrvillc and
Miss Drummond,. daughter of Josiah II.
Drummond, Esq, of Portland, were in
town over the Sabbath the guests of W.
A. Richardson and wife
Mr. Chas, Clarke, boss carder AT CO.
burn Wooden Mill, made a trip to Port
land on Saturday to visit his wife who
has been patient Of the Maine General
Hospital for several weeks.
Miss Emma Tobey left home for Bos-
ton Saturday morning to attend the
dressmaking openings, and will reopen
her dressmaking rooms over Steinberg's
clothing store the 9th inst.
Mr.. Edward Gctchell the driver at Fair
view WAS thrown from sleigh in Wins
low some two weeks ago and has not
been abb. to leave his home since. lie
injured the cap of his Knee.
The following change is announced
among Maine postal route matters
Route l503. Blackwell to Madison, u
miles and back. six times IA week. by
schedule of not to exceed one hour rum
ming time each way. From July |. Is
93, To June 30, lS97.
Mr. John c. Griffin. accompanied by
his wife, two children and Mrs NJ &.
Wing, arrived in skowhegan by the
noon train of Saturday aud all are
guests at IIot'l Coburn. where they
will remain until Mr.. Griflin's residence
is ready for their occupancy.
Miss Fannie IIoyt and Miss Bartlett
teacher of the .Jcwett Street school left
town Monday to pass the vacation visit
ing in Boston. Its Miss IIoyt's inten-
ton to pas. "A portion of the time at
Harvard perfeCting herself in the ART of
mounting botanical specimens
saturday. sunday and Monday morn
ings were pretty cold for the latter pat
VI NdltlIs 'ttll VI WHICH NtIt btltM
zero, but the sun rises 30 high, that dur
ing the middle of the day it makes sad
havoc with the snow. Many bare places
appear in our streets. Driving on the
ice has been discontinued since the recent
rain.
The athletic tournament anu -parllng
exhibition in Coburn Hall, on Friday
evening last, was generously patr0nized
by local sports interested in such events,
and the fine manner in which il
passed off and the good order maintained
throughout reflects great credit upon the
manager of the event, Mr. Ed. Curran.
At the close of the exhibition three hours
of dancing was INDUCED in by about fifty
couples to the music of kcndall's orches.
ira.
The new adiutant of Russell Post Ne.
SO, G. \, r., F. X. Buck. has recently
compiled and issued roster of the
officers aud members of that organize
ton, which must prove of great value to
each colnradc. In it are given the pres
ent officers of the Post, the names of The
several committees the past post cont
mander,, eight in number: the numes of
Ia. ,l...a-,1 a,utra1.. in ,,uuh n,