The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Repairs are being made on the exteri-
ar Of he congregational Church.
Miller II Wyman have suspended OPP
eaiions in their coat shop for Will.
Mr.. J. Butts of Scion, and her son.
r E. Butt, We're AZ Hotel Heseton
Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pennoyer Of Orange,
\. ]. are the guests of Chas. Murphy
and wife
Bishop. the New York horse buyer,
Mill be 1T Hotel IIeselton Wednesday
cex the 26th instant, to buy horses.
Or. o. 4. Sprague of Turner, is at the
home of his father. V. II. Sprague.
Ieavitt street. for visit of several
day..
Mrs. Edith shepherd, Misses Sara An
dsr.on. Elizabeth Webb and Lola Good
win left this morning for few weeks ut
Boohbay.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Cushing and
child returned to their home in Bangor
yesterday, after spending some weeks
NTH friends here.
II YOU want to catch fish get your ar
tichl bait at Fairgrieves'. He has
hit received fine stock of flies, spin
kng bait and some of the most killing
vhite perch bait.
We send out with our regular edition
ti. week Supplement containing the
rspectus and premium lists of the
Esteru State Fair at Bangor, held
august 20, 30, 81 and September l.
George Washburn captured a baby
bon at Lake George, Monday, and W.
Clifford has mounted it. This is Il
are specimen. as the getting possess
Ia Of one is an unusual occurrence.
Mr. and Mrs. S. III. Atwood left home
tserlay for Lake Benton, Mimi,
there they will visit their son, Prof. c.
T. Atwood. They expect to take in the
EOrld's Fair on their return trip home.
There were a number of lumbermen
Hotel Heselton, Tuesday, among
hOm we noticed, Col. Elias Milliken
Augusta, Hon. Omar Clark, John
yles of Flagstaff, G. S. Burriil of
irield and Sheriff +. p. Niles.
The King Backing Company has
Hanged with Shaw, Hammond &
rney of Portland, to handle the black
the Company is now manufacturing
large quantities. The Portland firm
take it into their stock and job it to
trade.
Mr., Charles A. Marston was at Chica-
at the time of the sudden death of
father, Col. Isaiah Marston of
ierville. The sad event was an
uneed to him by telegraph, but the
k@tch was delayed so long before
livery that he was unable to reach
reUlle in season for the burial.
Change of time is announced on the
Oghegan-South Scion mail route as
IOws: Leave South Scion daily, ex-
Pt sunday at 3. Is A. NJ, or in season
connect with the train. Arrive at
kOghegan in 2 IA hours. Leave
pwhegan daily, except Sunday, on
riva of train. but not later than 80
NJ, Arrive at South Scion in = Ii
Nrs.
Mr.. Joseph Chandler, the wellknown
lae Central freight conductor, took
BIZ marks the beginning of Mr.. Chand-
+ 18th year in plotting circus trains
r The Maine Central Beginning "A
hk from next Wednesday Mr.. Chand-
will start on three weeks trip with
Hntihgtons circus. and later on with
ihs.
tuesday night crew of sewer men
Mixed on the job of tunneiing under
railroad crossing on Russell Street,
succeeded in completing the work
laying the large "A inch pipe under
main track, but met with rock OBJ
motions that prevented tunneling under
other track until Wednesday night.
bed Of the sewer is II feet below
surface there, and after getting down
that distance ledge and bolders are
|ild in abundance, making progress
and the work expensive.
lie organization of the proposed
hmny for the manufacture of shoes,
lie building recently vacated by
rhe Bros, is understood to be an
'lFtd fact, The names of the gentle
Interested have been announced
N REPORTER before ami are known
men of experience in business
'f' and most of them familiar by
experience in the shoe business.
~ are men who believe in our town.
Wv 10 1--we here and have the dollars
ua{> work to put into this business
MAKE ii succeed. They are just the
10 do this and just the class of men
VIII be of advantage to our town
'nytown.