The Somerset reporter., 1893-05-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. T.. ;. Witham of Carratunk. was
N town Monday.
Look at prices of hats in Curtis win
kow next week.
senator Omar Clark and Mrs. Clark
ere in town yesterday.
" .. Pooler went to Boston yesterday
bra few days stay. Mrs. Pooler will
|starn with him.
Mrs. Ann II. Jacobs left home Tues
ar. for Il visit of some weeks in Lewis
/ Oh aud Auburn.
A manufacturers line of sample jackets
nj cape, to be sold at large discount
\ ". II. Wildes'.
7. l.. Conant and wife now have
lbarge of the cuisine department of Dr.
ouants sanitarium.
4. |. sawyer attended the 2lst annual
lsssion of the Grand Lodge X. of Z. held
Brunswick Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. II. Fuller has returned to her
ONE after visit of several weeks to
trends in Cambridge, Mass.
Charles Colby of Bingham, who drove
HE stage from here to The Forks some
ears ago, was in town Monday.
| Rev. X. b. Mathews preached in the
tougregational Church Sunday. He eX-
ecs to commence his pastorate here
|Mly in June.
A movement is on foot among our bar
ers to close their shops two evenings a
eek instead of one, as now. Monday
| nd Thursday are the evenings talked of.
4 meeting of the directors of the Ken
ebec Log Driving Company was held at
'aervlle yesterday. l.. w. Weston
nd $ W. Philbrick attended from here.
Invitations have been issued for a
ranl ball at Milburn Hall on the night
May 10Th. Messrs. John Simpson and
leo. Donaldson are the committee of ar.
Hngments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lang returned
Dme from Providence Il. L., yesterday.
hey did not go to the Worlds Fair as
ley had in view when they left home
Fyeral weeks ago.
Mss Maria X. Babb, who has been pass
ghe winter in Nevada and in California,
arned home Tuesday night, and has
emed her former position as book
Fer at Keene Bros.
ne job at Madison which Mr.. f. l..
lker is engaged upon, is the fresco-
EOf the Congregational church. He
l give them fine job-his work al
ays doing him credit
Mrs.. Clara B. Leavitt went to Kenne-
Fnk, Tuesday, to attend the Bird. ami
fsary of a Woman's Relief Corps there,
first one instituted by her during her
ssideney of the State department.
HON. 5. W. Carr of Bowdoinham. was
Town Monday, returning home Tues
morning He is candidate for insur-
bee commissioner and received a hand
Pme endorsement of Skowhegan cit-
ns.
Mr.. Edw. Spear, who has fine posi-
On with Swift & Co..in New \ ork city,
our thanks for a copy of the Sunday
OTd mammoth sheet issued in COM
emoration of that papers tenth ami
rsary. and which contained 100 pages.
Mrs Martha Russell, widow of Seth
Russell, who lived with her daughter,
the family home on Madison Avenue,
ed Tuesday night after Il sickness of
70 months, aged 81 years. The fu-
fal will take place this afternoon at
late home.
Nr. Charles Lord of Westbrook. was
Town Monday on his way to Athens,
former home. He has made annual
Flis there for eighteen years accom-
MED by his wife, but this time he is
one, As Mrs. Lord died some months
. after brief illness.
t. h. Delano has good news for lovers
cool drinks. He has placed Il fine soda
untain in his candy store and is toIserve
cream soda during the warm weather
d cents a glass. Not only will he
ice cream soda at that low price. but
Will at all times keep several havors
Ihe cream on hand to please every
F' lie will also carry a complete
oi all the popular syrups. and in adj
oh' has several new havors to offer
~ are taking great in other cities, but
speciality will be ice cream soda at
ecents per glass.
our pounds of fresh dates, 25cts., at