The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-08
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NJ. Z. j. Young Is visiting sister in
lynn Mass
Mr. !. F. Coffin returned home from
Iyaa. Mass. Monday afternoon.
alexander Weston left home this
morliag for Il trip to Massachusetts
Ctpt. John Carson of the Augusta
no.follice was in town over Tuesday
nigh:
Mr.. Beri min Holden of Bingham WA.
in toWn Monday and looked in ON the
REPORTER.
Mr.. {. Viles. formerly of North New
Portland has recently moved here with
hi, family.
Attention is called to the adveris-
menI for men by Addition X Stront ot
Bah. Maine.
Extensive repairs upon tn woodwork
Of Nh. railroad bridge are being made by
,cl,W OF Maine Central carpenters.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Pepper arrived
h.r,. from New IurN. Monday and eN-
peci 10 spend The summer in Maine.
Mr.. W ;. .Ames OF y .gusta. who has
been plsSiug II brief vacation in town.
returned to his home Wedac day morn
mg
F. \. Totman OF Fairfield and Ira Ran
dill of Augusta were in town yesterday
on business connected with the kenne-
bee dive.
Are you on to the great cut in bicycles:
". F. Robbins now sells the Warwick,
aregular $4,000 wheel for $500. See
his nd next week.
Miss Jennie L. Huxley, ster of Rev.
G. ". IIinkley of Good viii Farm, and
her neice Miss Alice, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
f. +. Danforth left home Monday
morning for few weeks visit to Chicago
and the Worlds Fair, and will extend
Ms trip to Leavenworth, Kan.
Mrs. Ruel Weston of California who
with her husband left Cornvile some
| four years ago for home on the Pacific
coast. arrived by last nights train on a
visit to her old home.
Chas. kenna's Minstrels are to appear
at the opera house on next Saturday
| evening. This is Il bran new show from
start to finish, and no doubt but they
will give first class entertainment.
Mr.. \. b. Pratt of Ripon Wisconsin,
hrnewng his subscription to the RE-
piTER informs us that he purposes to
visit his old home in Somerset this sum
mer. He has not been here since 1871.
Junior Glass concert ut Coburn Hall
Monday eve. June II. Herbert John
son, Boston's great tenor tluintette
Club, assisted by,an elocutionist, is one
Of the finest organizations in New Eng
land.
The fine clock presented by the Pope
Mfg. Co.. builders of the celebrated
Columbia BICYCLES. and which is offered
a, one of the prizes in the bicycle con-
tests to occur here July 4th is now on
exhibition in the window of Roland r.
htten.
The Oaks Dramatic Co. have met
with such success here, they will re-
main tonight and tomorrow night, play
ng at the low price of 10, 20 and zoe.
Be sure and see them tonight for
he prices are low for first class enter
ainmcnt.
Mr.. :, ID. Sayward informs us that he
came To Skowhegan 10 Years ago the
9Th instant. He recalled the fact that it
wa, d cold and backward season, much
more than the present one. He re-
turned to Fairfield June Sth by stage
Iue and observed the effects of the frost
Of the night before all along the way.
Tickets for the Band Concert to be
given in Coburn Hall on the evening of
July "a by lIall's Military Band are now
on SALE at Bixby u Bucks. We would
also state that all school children desir-
Ing to sell tickets for this concert on
commission can make arrangements at
BNhy and Bucks also.
Hon Moses French of Scion exhibited
lou, few days since, certificate issued
by the nitcd States. in accordance with
resolution passed by Congress in Phia-
lfphia, sept. 6. us. good for sixty
spanish Miled dollars or the value there
o. in gold or silver. 1t was printed on
heavy rough finish paper and is quite II
curiosity in the way of paper money.
Fresh buckwheat in and 3 lb pacl-
'ge'' AT Fattersou's.
our reader, can i'll afford to buy "A re-
fIg"nltor until they have seen the
'deFney'' at Bragg x Narney's.
You wish any grading of lawns done
advise you to employ Henry Galway.
all and see his work on my lawn on
l%aVltt Street. W. \. RICHARDSON.
See that lady's delight hand made,
french kid boot, perfect in fit. easy when
Dr,t put on, and at about one-half the
price some dealers ask for the same
luahty.-at Jas. Lewia's.
Do You want to buy carriage or har-