The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-02
LOCAL ITEMS

| you will find Jas. Lewia', a good
Ie to buy rubbers.
nrtis has just received his new win
.yle millinery. See his new Ad.
| Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Fairbrother OF
.ih .tnson, were in town yesterday.
| ne winter term of Arson Academy
commence November 10th, under
tuition of Arthur Z. Irving, \. b.
sn Il. b. Shepherd went to Augusta,
k,,day, to attend a meeting of the
! nj Of trustees of the Insane Asylum.
Rev. J. W. Shafer. of Pennsylvania.
.,ionary of the New Church Swe-
lborsian was in town over Monday
t
tr.. L. W. Moore of Bangor. WAS
sag the arrivals Wednesday noon,
i visiting her sister, Miss Addie
ker,
HI, and Mrs. o. W. Jewett have gone
Richmund, Virginia. and will either
| nd the winter there or in southern
Iubrnia.
he Richards Pulp Co. are building
abutment in front of the wall of
Hume TO strengthen what they
"a weak spot.
Friday, Oct. Bird, the meeting of
". Il. c. will begin at , o'clock i'll
ii Of 230 as heretofore. and will CON
to do So through the winter
Eihs, or until further notice.
fu's long legged boots, the best
Ge,, hand made. either riveted or
ter. with double thick soles, or any
YOU may want, can be bought for
Of Jas. Lewia's at prices to surprise
quality of goods considered.
~. stephen c. Fletcher of Skowhe-
Rev. y. I. Dutton of Fairfield and
c, NJ. Emery and Rev. Elbridge
PR of Norridgewock, attended the
Eing of the Central Maine Thcologi-
rcle OF Waterville, Tuesday.
George {. Sheldon, Colby. '93,
wife, were in Waterville, saturday.
sheldon is the principal of Somerset
rmy of Athens, and on Friday
the fall term of ten weeks dur
He has enjoyed a very success
term and will return to the institu-
after vacation of three weeks,
b. the time he will visit at Mrs.
bus former home in Sidney. and
rn home in Waldo.
and Mis-. Chas. II. Pepper and
Mrs. Helen :. Coburu aud her
Eiers. Misses Louise II and Grace
IT here Wednesday afternoon for
York, whence they sail Saturday
Hiyre, France in the ocean steamer
|agne They purpose to make
their place of residence while
hi, although they expect to visit
European countries before they
u. The time of their larry i not
mined hut it is expected to exceed
r. Miss Mary Murphy accompan-
be family.
somerset Social Club" is the
lis members are composed of
linen between the ages of Ii and
and they have rooms in Milburn
!. 1t is to be a purely social or
allon, much after the pattern of
slburn club, and starts out with
arter members. At its first meet
hid Monday night officers were
n, a> follows: Harold Narncy,
Fred Wing, vice pres. John Simp-
scretary Jas. Donnigan. treasur-
Wallace Blunt, Harold Woodbury.
has. Danforth, directors
4. Marston. Esq, was in Water
Tuesday, and at the former home
father, Col. isaiah Nar-ton, de
D. he found the holsters used by
While in command of = regiment of
fehusettS militia, before he came 10
He brought them llame as relies
lmel time. ai,osi flint lock used
le Mas { .etts militia ut that
but the lnu~I>et is minus the lock
'lm rod and i, not in a condition to
Inspection at this time. 1t is very
mt from the fine repeating rifles
how by militia men, or aS more re-
styled, the National Guards.
F'h olives in bulk at Patterson :.