The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-15
LOCAL ITEM s.


Nr. <. + Malbon of Boston i, in
taun ihi- week.
Hon. Hiram knowlfou OF Portland
VI. in town tuesday.
Mr.. {. H. Jones OF Athens. made the
REPORTER cal rue,ii,y.
HIr q. F. knoNlton returned from
Colorado Tuesday morning.
.l1,. 2. Oak was cdled 10 Augusta
Tae, hif by tie death Of an uncle there
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Pearson, of Port
aud arrived here Wednesday afternoon.
4. Eoss made "A business trip to
r@iHmd rae.dar, returning Wedur,-
daf.
Mr., Helen Neil Howard i spending
a few day with friends in Augusta. this
week
Mr.. {. y. Bragg and child are spend
ing several Werks with fricuds in Port
hal
Mrs.. Frank lIoXie left home Tuesday
to pend Il short time with frien Is in
| Lewiston.
Hucll Narney Of the kenneboc .Ioul-
nal Job otllcc force was III town few
la, tllis week.
Alr. and Mrs. Z, p Coffin arrived at
their hone here tuesday after II cir
short Wedding journey.
The family of W. W. McRobie left
>koWhegan for Waldoboro Yesterday,
for Il stay of some months.
Mr. Isaiah Crowell of Canaan. was in
town Tuesday in attendance at the Pro-
bate court. Mrs. CroWell accompanied
him.
Mr.. +. W. Mathews and wife OF Angus
IA were in town Monday to attend the
Onlination services of their brother. Rev.
T. i. Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wyer and little
son returned Tuesday morning from
Fairfield where they had been visiting
friends for Il few days.
;. b. Brewster, so we'll known to
>kowhegan people p years ago as the
proprietor of Brewster Hotel arrived in
town Wednesday to spend few days.
Purse found containing sum of money,
owner can have same by calling on ;. +.
Ward at NJ. c. Il. X. station. proving
property and paying advertising charges.
Mr.. +. L. Sprague late foreman of the
stock room at keene Bros shoe factory
here, has Il position in Stoneham. Mass.
and Will remove there with his family
about July lst.
Among the Junior appointments at
Colby University, Somerset Country is
represented by three: W. l.. Jones,
Fairfield; w. +. kenricF. Fairfield; D..
". kimball, Cambridge
See the fans for jcts. mt Ordway's.
The cLt in tickets to the Worlds Fair
commencing. One agent in SkoMhc-
the next ten days for $1,000 ticket that
has been selling at $500.
The Fairfield House is now run by W.
Z Pearson formerly of this town, and
lhomas Nigue, also of Skowhegan, and
Tor some time at Hotel IIeselton, is night
clerk at that house. \ Skowhegan man
may we'll feel at home there under this
arrangement.
The engine that hauled the noon train
u Yesterday. attracted considerable at
lention it being one of the five new ones
Ieeettly purchased by the Maine CeL-
iral, 1t was manufactured at Schenec-
ladr.and was the biggest one ever run in
here this being its first trip.
Mr.. ). J. Gordon and daughter. Kate,
"ho have been residents of our town for
lIe past five years, left SkoWhegan yes
'erdav afternoon for Bangor to pass the
summer, after which they will take up Il
permanent residence in IIillsboro, y. H..
Where Mrs. Gordon has a son in busi-
De.
HE Committee on Bicycle races au-
d'ance two events for Wheelmcn to en-
s1ge IN July 18th: one mile dash. 3
Plle>; one-half mile dash best in 3, 3
fHles. Races are open to all amateurs.
There is to be grand parade of all visit
ils @heclmen at . 4. NJ. which all riders
arinAited to join.
>omo thirty more Italian laborers ar
'Fe'i in skowhegan by Tuesday nights
'Hoh To work on the sewers, making Il
v9I'hy OF nearly sixty all together
ihrt are in charge of Vincent salamoni,
AMI unlike the Italians who laborcd on
Ie water system here, they live quite
'''i-'hape having quarters in keenvillc,
and th"ir fool is regurlarly prepared by
aI IlaIian ehct
'amno,s fans, Judkins 4 Dyer's.
heli~ l3ets at Ordway's. regular price
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