The Somerset reporter., 1893-05-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

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1,bn O. Haiues is in Boston this week.
Vn. ADAMS eff Carratunk is in town
to-day.
Rev. j. W. Sparks of Waterville' was
in iowa yesterday.
gedliug plants and seedlings at south
Side Green house.
pey. Or. G. D. B. Pepper of Colby Uni
,or.ity was in town yesterday.
Remnants, prints, ginghams, pereales,
.beqting and cotton shirtings at w. b,
stewards.
Charles Russell of Maiden, Mass, who
Ia. been visiting relatives here, returned
| home Tuesday
Geo. sampson and c. w Day attended
The Knights of Phythias tournament in
| p,rt land this week.
Mr.. Frank Wiggin, representative of
the Industrial journal, is in town this
week in the interest of his paper.
NJ +. Pooler purchased this week a
tay Also filly of Hiram Steward, for
which it is reported he paid $500.
Mrs. ". II. Gannett of Augusta, ar
rived in town Tuesday afternoon to
|spend a few days with friends here.
Mrs. Lyman Perry of Augusta, visited
tbq family of her brother, b. NJ. Hight.
! and other friends in town this week.
Mrs. Charles Murphy returned home
IN Wednesday night from visit OF sew
,ral weeks to her parents in llackensac,
j.
col. W. II. G. Estes, T.. Z. Sturtevant
and Harry A. Dinsmore are in Portland
his week attending the Masonic anniver-
Elries.
Miss Heller, who has been giving a
,mrse of demonstration cooking lect-
res in town, left for her home in Ban
Dor yesterday
F. II. Preble, Mark Savage and Chas.
oeman of Bingham. are attending the
keetings of the Grand Masonic bodies
bis week at Portland.
The ladies of the First Baptist society
net at their church vestIy yesterday
ternoon to sew for Mrs. Claflin, who
missionary in Africa.
Mr.. A. II. Weston left Tuesday for Il
uiness trip of several weeks in Dakota.
lsened Judge Boswell at Boston and
|hg make the trip together.
Street Commissioner Gilman has been
hiking up the streets in good shape
ut be wet weather has interfered with
be work somewhat for few days past.
A. R. Smiley is in town for a few days
hi week, having come home from Au-
u;ta to attend the meeting of the Som
net Central Agricultural society Tues
BY afternoon.
Officer FIVE arrested Frank Pooler
GOndav for drunkenness and disorderly
Dnduct, and he was arraigned before
ustice Priest and had to disburse in
ne and costs, Sl04s, in order to regain
b liberty.
Sheriff Vies has thus far designated
equities as follows: John Smith, Nor
igewock Jailer; A. p. Spear, Skowhe-
hn George Brown, Bingham; II. S.
[ekerson. Pittsfield; l.. O. Richardson,
latand; Scott Knowles, North New
Ortland.
Frank A. Pendleton, of Peabody,
lass, interested in the tanning bust
ess there, and who had tannery
lrned at Bridgton, Me-, recently, is
Okng around for site for plant to
ke the place of the burned one. He
as here yesterday, and left for North
|nson to look over the water power
PEREZ
The Woman's club held a reception in
Library parlofs Tuesday evening
81. The rooms were tastefully deco
ted with foliage plants and cut flowers.
l'ic was furnished by kendalI's or
Nstla, Refreshments were served in
octagon room. Nearly hundred
PESTS were in attendance and the even
was very enjoyable one.
The annual meeting of stockholders in
skowhegan Water Power Co., held
the office of G. & NJ. Nolin, May |, re-
lite | in a choice of the following officers
the ensuing year: Directors, l.. An
r'on, L. B. Shepherd and A. G.. Blunt
>kowhcgan; +. n. Heath of Water
Ie' and Henry Richards of Gardiner;
Frk' f. a. Nolin. At a subsequent
eIing of the directors, Lewis Ander-
was elected president.
Irtl> special sale next week is feath-
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