The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-09-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

terday.
There will be cattle show and fair
al south Sulen. Oct. !.
Mr.. Harry Stewart of Natcrsillc. is
tb4 guest of Il. X. White anl funiy.
Mr.. Edw p. Colin is passing lhr
week. with her people at Steep Fails.
l.. ". Chase left hone Tuesday to
a,nnl the fair aud raer- in Rochester,
|NH.
Major elect York went 10 Augusta,
to-day. to appear before the examining
commission
Mr.. Lot VI. Morrill, of augusta. i, Ia.
guest of her nephew, Il. W. II iues. At
Hotel toburn.
F. c. Doyen of NorrilgeNoco, i in
Oan. cauvassing for his patent pr
. teciinn cake tins.
The first few days of the present Wee,
comm nein5 with. SanIay hlva b.@n
among the most beautiful Of the year.
Y. VI. Nickery has been confined 10
hi. room at Hotel Ileselton, the past
week suffering from pneumonia, but is
new convalescing.
{. NJ. Lambert i having an extensive
lob of grading and landscape gardening
done about his new residence, corner
Of Pleasant and Middle streets.
several members of the Skowhegan
Wheel club are entered in the bicycle
next Many will go down from here.
Gilen Moses of Bath, one of that
cry's wealthiest residents and business
mn. was registered at Hotel Coburn
yesterday, in company with Col.
Richards of Bangor.
John bore informs the REPORTER.
that he and his wife, who are aged re-
NJ - bushels of corn at the corn shop
recently, in nine hours.
The monthly meeting of the Milbuin
Club was postponed to Monday night
net. md when it is h ped there will lie IL
good attendance. "a many matters of
special Importance are To be disposed of
{. \. Robinson of Bangor, lst Lieut..
and Adiutant of the 2nd Regiment In
hntry VI. V. NJ, was in town Tuesday
evening, and inspected the new uncom-
mssioned officers of Co. r.; Mrs. Rob-
nson accompanied him.
The thrty-eighth annual communica-
ton of keystone Lodge, No. so, is to be
held at Masonic hall, Scion, Wednesday,
Oct. 18th, with sessions both forenoon
and afternoon, and a dinner in town
ball. All masons and their families
Within the jurisdiction of the lodge are
invited.
Monday night last clothes line thieves
visited the section on Baptist hill, steal
ng articles of wearing apparel from {.
4. Marston's, Nahum Stewards, Asa
Parker's. and at Albert Jewett's took IA
air Of sheets. 1t is reported that at an
fuly hour Tuesday morning the men at
T. Pooler's place were awakened by
ne dog. and upon inves tigation SAW
rties skipping across the fields in di-
rction of keeneville.
Mr.. Lester b. Bragg. son of W. B..
Bragg. and former Skowhegan boy,
now a resident of Portland, is in town
his week visiting his parents Mr..
Bragg is now agent and inspector for
he self winding clocks of the Western
Mon Telegraph Co.. and hopes to make
Engagements with our jewellers and
Otels to use them. These clocks are
Directed daily by telegraphic time sig
ls from the time service of the Naval
observatory at Washington.
The advertisement of the great must
al festival which begins in WaterVille
Tuesday morning, Oct. 10 to contin-
four days. will be read with particu-
ar interest by musicians and those who
Dye good music. 1t has been a long
me since a festival with such an array
talent has been held in Maine. \
Enductor who has no superior in the
puntry, soloists that long since won
ferited fame and chorus comprising
fany of Names best singers all these
uft. H.
miDg festival very notable enjoyable
ent in The musical history of Maine.