The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-27
LOCAL ITEM s.

opva few of the 81 80 silk waists
Mat ordway's.
Nil. j b. Nay is spending the week
lbh friends in Fairfield
Mrs. Maud Lovrtt is visiting her fa-
h.. Mr.. augustus Fowler.
Drew T. llathorn is the guest of
r.. stephen Coburu and family.
Mrs. Addie McClain of Boston i, visi-
nc at the home of Fred ;. Hall.
6rat bargains in print and percae
Art waists for 30 and 80 cts. ut Ord
az.
Miss Maria X, Babb left here yester-
,r to spend "A few weeks with Der
lend, in Calais.
Mrs. NJ. }. Crommett and her son,
Iusht. left home for Mouse Island,
ue.lay morning.
Attention is called to the commence
tt Of the fall term of Pennington
Ormal school, August Goth.
Mrs. I. c. +. Sturtevant and Miss
utevant of Richmond. are the guests
Geo. B. Stafford and family.
Mrs. c. f. Sherman Of Providence,
l., has been spending few days
Eh Miss Mabel Homestead.
big list of entries is booked for
Union trotting park at Pittstield,
day and Saturday of this week.
Deputy sheriff Scott Knowles, of
nth New Portland was in town yes
day and made the REPORTER call.
Col. A. l.. c. Hill of Bryan, Texas,
10 has been in town for a few weeks
Il, left for his home by Tuesday after
pls train.
Edgar Conant of Washington d. C..
IL Miss Alice Conant of Lewiston are
ttiug at the home of their uncle DR..
T. Conant.
!. r. Smiley, president of the Somer-
Central Agricultural Society, COM
ted his having and returned to Au-
sa Friday.
he Chestnut mare, Molly c. by Di-
driven by the owner, C. Gaylord,
De on the Skowhegan track Tuesday,
last half of full mile in LOO
A, Pierce on Monday last, left with
good sized tomato, red, ripe and
raised in his garden. We think this
be the earliest for this latitude.
5. c. Hall of East Madison, was in
b yesterday and locke | in on the
NRTER. He says the rebuilding of
WOODEN mill there is an assured
d, Margery Morrison is officiating
be Public Library in the absence of
Ann Morrison. librarian, who is
b. weeks vacation ut Z. Mad
Ky. c. NJ. Emery and wife of Nor
FgOck were in town Tuesday. They
but recently returned from an eX-
Il trip west and to the World 3
B. Jones. of Central Falls, X. L.,
formerly resided in Scion, was
dtO Cornville, Wednesday. by Il tele-
announcing the serious illness of
lister Mrs. kincaid.
e showers during the past week
Wet the surface of the ground and
Fatted the growing crops somewhat
Tie ground is still very dry and the
low. \ long rain is greatly need
horse Nelson appears to be Sin
At the Maine mile track. Tuesday
ing, driven by his owner, he trotted
one mile in 2.10 81. making the
llarler in 30 81, which is 2.03
{. \. Fairbrother left home
nay, to visit friends in Boston and
II1mru hive II
mad been visiting here returned to
|ome in Franklin Falls. New Hamp-
with Mrs. FairbrOthcr.
f0Fy Rawles left this morning for
|ailye place in Michigan and for Chi
70 take in the great exposition. He
W to be gone about six weeks.
Williams takes charge of his bust
10 The store during Mr.. Rawles' alb
Portland Business College adver-
III our columns this week is one of
institutions peculiar to New En-
Which our people are justly proud
foi Gray and his corps of assist
fFe never doing better work than
afe to-day,
N'' K. T. Patten and Herbert
worth returned Tuesday, from BIZ
mp to Quebec, Montreal, Vermont
s"hlte Mountains, making the as
the top of Mount Washington
NO and the descent on their wheels
carriage rAad. The best time
7' during thd trip was 50 miles in
hours
sphere of won mans legitimate en-
Fen' Is Consistently widening. In
We OF this we cite the fact that
aye fogg of &ornville in the sale