The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. o y Priest Is visiting in Na,>,l-
bro Iii, werk.
Mr. krycs of Watervilr i The guest
ell. X. White aud family.
Mrs NJ. :. Brown and Mrs. Will
Walker visited in Clinton this week.
Mr.. y. W. Brainrrd and little dau2l,-
Ter are visiting friends in Fairfield.
some very hand ome new dress goods
cane in this week at W II. Willes'.
Misses Mary Dascomb and Vivian
Graves returned from Pine Point Tues-
day.
Mrs. VI. T. poolrr and Miss Morse
urnf 10 Bangor. Wednesday. to pass The
week.
Nr. &. Z. Durrell and Miss Grace
Wentworth are passing the week in
Bangor.
l. \. Ross and Bert Fletcher are at
Sl'nthS week where thcy are timing IA
SET ii buildings.
l.. &. Woodbury. aud wife left home
for tn" Worl l. Fair yestrr lay. to he
al.ent two weeks.
Miss Emma Hanson went to Jackman
Monday afternoon on visit to her ia
thpr ". II. Hanson.
Mrs. Will Walker of Seattle. Wash,
arrived Monday evening on a visit to her
father, {. \. Williams.
\ large lot of fall and winter cloaks,
both ladies' and misses, arrived this
week at W. II. Wildes'.
The town of Cornville will hold its
cattle show and fair Sept. Doth if pleas
ant if not next fair day.
There will be meeting of the Fire
mems Relief Association on Friday eve
ning, Sept. |, at o'clock. sharp.
Mrs Geo. Lowe of Salt Lake City, ac-
companed by her son is the guest of
her husbands brother, Mr. Francis
Lowe and family.
T. f. McIntire. who in the heigth of the
roller skating fever run the rink III this
place. has purchased the Bay View Ho-
tel in Watervlle.
Mr.. Robert Foster of Lawrence.
Mass, who has been the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Richardson. returned
home Yesterday.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Mary Lord,
who have been visiting W. b. Steward
and other friends in town returned to
Boston, Tuesday.
Capt. \ DIRK went to Augusta yester-
day to be in attendance upon the cleo
ton of Il Colonel for the Second Regi-
ment, NJ. N..M.
Miss Alice Littlefield left town vester-
day morning en- route for Chicago and
the Worlds Fair. She expected to be
Joined in Boston by Miss Dunton
Judge Spaulding and daughter, Miss
Nettie, arrived early in the week on n
visit to Cyrus Bean and family. The
Judge returned home this morning.
Friday, Sept. 10Th, the Maine Central
Railroad will run an excursion train
from Portland to Quebec. The tickets
are good to return within 20 days.
Misses Elizabeth Webb and Hannah
Page AS delegates, from Skowhegan, at
tended the convention of the C. +. So
Ceties of Maine held in Portland ycster-
day.
The close time on woodcock, partridges
and ducks is off next Friday, the first
day of September, and the sportsmen
are beginning to bring out their guns
and clean them up in readiness for the
fall shooting.
len couples of young people visited
Fairgrieves Bay Monday night. and af-
Ter partakng of one of those delightful
suppers they so well know how to serve
at this resort, the party boarded the
it'll" steamer squirrel, and enjoyed a
moonlight sail of two hours on the lake
The high wind which accompanied the
rain storm of Tuesday did considerable
sdamage to trees in different parts of the
town. Trees were blown over in the
yards of S. c. Ward, on Middle st ..and
thf late G. a. Wilbur's on High street,
while many limbs in other places were
broken off.
Owing the storm of Tuesday the
Eastern State Fair will continue until
saturday, the entire programme being
set ahead one day. The fair is reported
one of the best ever held at Bangor.
Stock is present in abundance, and the
horse exhibit is said to be one of the
best eyer made in New England.
when was there a company in Skow
apgan that has met with the success. the
huda Vernon Co. has: Already eight
"alared and sixteen people have seen
'hem To night they play "Infidelity.'
When little Baby Gulford, the most
wonderful child ever seen here, Steve
Aaekeye and Miss Lewis will all sing
and dance. In order that everyone in
,'Nh can see them, a grand reduction
III prices will be made. Two hundred
seat' on the lower floor for l0cts., one
nal''red and fifty in the gallery for