The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-01

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p ; Longley of Scion, is in town to-
ly.
The IIeselton had more than full
|,a:e last night.
Mrs. L. ]. Stevens of Cambridge,
AZ. has been visiting in town the
1t week.
nsputv sheriff Harding of Madison,
l.. in town Wednesday, and took the
Lain for down river.
Mr. {. II. kilby formerly one of the
|rhli.hers and editors of the REPORTER
h. in town Tuesday
Mr.. viii Fowler, and a party returned
am Moxie Pond, Tuesday, where they
Iii Great luck fishing.
Dennis Murphy left for Fairfield yes
| clay 10 take charge of the cooking
lmrtment ON the corporation drive.
Our readers can i'll afford to buy re-
kserator until they have seen the
|Guerney" at Bragg q Narney's.
Mai \. {. l.. Hill of Brazos, Texas,
rived in Skowhegan last night for his
rpual sumner sojourn and is registered
Hotel coburn.
Hon. John l.. Stevens arrived at San
|nucsco Tuesday from Honolulu, was
yen a reception and addressed very
! NE gathering upon Hawaiian affairs.
The people of Canaan have formed an
Isolation to repair the church at the
kage. and have raised 500 for that
lpose S215 was subscribed the first
b..
Ia fire in the North cemetery on Satur-
II did considerable damage to several
/; before it was extinguished. 1t
! usht from where workmen had been
biting stone.
| Our Enchanted Pond party spoken of
our last issue, visited Carry Ponds
stead. and were joined by a. X. Butler.
Rey returned home Tuesday night,
syng had fine luck.
| Mr., VI. 5. Philbrick, who until some
10 wears since was postal clerk between
Is place and Portland, died at his
me in Mt Vernon, Thursday of last
eek, of consumption.
| The report is current that Geo. Perry,
3hO formerly resided here, but is now
kplOyed in the Boston Il Maine X. r.,
!. Knocked down by an engine on Sat
fay last, receiving Il broken ankle and
Der serious bruises.
Al special meeting of De Molay
pmandery held last evening it was
ed to accept the invitation of the st.
bans Commandery of Portland for
Johns Day, Jnne 24th. De Molay
knights will take Il fine band with
En.
Rccy X Taylor find it difficult to get
10 to work in the bitches on the sew
here. and Mr.. Taylor has gone to
gOn to employ men to come here.
shall. therefore, be likely to have
! society of the gentle Italian this
INNER.
Mr. A. II. Corson, who for the past
sht years has been engaged in the
poetry business in Skowhegan, and at
be time clerk with A. ii. Fletcher, later
lh Woodbury. & Gage, more recently
fth c. W. Day, has hired the lIussey
Ore on the Island, and is putting a
stock of groceries, etc.
Mrs, +. NJ. Pettiner came to the SAM
tium for treatment on the Wednesday
ternoon train. She is a sister of Rev.
nrles Munger, formerly pastor of the
L Church in this place, and resides
iii him in Old Orchard. She was for
Feral years teacher in the Park
eet Grammar School for boys in Port
fd, and numbered Rev. c. V. Hanson
pong her pupils.
col. F. L. Boothby, general agent of
Maine Central, is entitled to thanks
Russell Post. 1t was necessary to
We a special train to bring the Water
Ac band up from that city and return
fm in season for the afternoon SER
e' there. Ordinarily such a train
Is SO, and would have cost that sum
lesday, but Col. Boothby advertised
train and the result was it had pas
cger' enough with the band to make
paving train, and it cost nothing eN-
10 the Post.
Leave Your orders for cut flowers with