The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
LOCAL ITEM s.

Mr.. NJ {. Cushing Of Bangor is il
,oan fora fcw days.
r,lu- Newton and wife of Moose Riv.
az were IN town Yesterday.
,cmi-anuual sale OF remnants aud odd~
end rnd- at W. b. Stewards.
William B. Drew of Portland arrived
| n town "Wednesday evening
Mr.. G. L. Emery, Of Hotel Emery.
Athens. was in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Moore of Bangor
and children. are with friends in town,
q dozen of regular 25ct. six windsor
tle.. two for % cts, at W. II. Wildes.
{. T. Ross has three good second
| lanl N wing machines for sale At Il
bargain.
c. II. Pepper anl his sister Bessie IT
|Wateryile for The World, Fair. Wcdne>-
bay morning.
Tun unfinished bicycle race is to be
|pnil tied on saturday afternoon next
| # two o'clock.
| II. NJ. Pratt of Portland i spending Il
few days with friends in town. He
+ormcrly resided here.
NJ. +. Pooler with his family and Mrs.
! obum went to their summer home ut
|Boothbay this morning.
Mrs.. +. \. Merrill spent several days
| Ia. week with friends in Wateryille.
eurning home Monday.
;. +. Rolfe of Canaan. who spent the
f Tiner and spring in East Someryille,
bias. has returned to his home.
!. ?. Merrill. Mrs. Merrill and two boys
8 EFT h)me this morning for Il stay of
|Eeyeral weeks at Capital Island.
Arch Houston. with his wife and boy
anne over from Sangervlle to spend the
EUullH, i'lul IluS WI W ttlltctd
Il. y. Eaton, Esq. of Waterville spent
Sunday with his friends in Cornville,
Eenrning to his home, Monday,
will the person who found a H. of Z.
|hrm of the Uniform Rank. July 18th,
temrn it to c. f. Dealy and be rewarded.
Hon, II NJ Heath of Augusta was in
toNn Wednesday evening on profession
i business, returning home this morn
be-
Trial Justice Priest was called to
Fairfield yesterday to look after a sim
b. drunk, the result of the celebration
lhesday.
VIM. Folsom Esq. accompanied by
!, wife and Miss Hattie Hall. went To
summer home at Boothbay this
Eerning.
Two DRINKS before Trial Justice
PRIEST Tuesday. Not large number
tr such big crowd and the 18th of July
h..
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Shaw, of Green
Fie, and Master Hugh, their son, are
fhe guests at the home of Sheriff Nies.
bra few days.
Miss Bertha Palmer, who teaches in
Massachusetts,, arrived in town Tuesday,
fnd will spend her vacation with her
Friends in this vicinity.
Col. A. w. Wildes is at Rockland and
|Tlcinity to-day, with the other members
n the board of railroad commissioners
Faspecting the Electric road there.
Anew silk umbrella was lost July
from a carriage in the vicinity of the
Business part of Water st. Finder will
Ferewarded by leaving at this office.
Mr. c. p. Pooler, president of the
|Nerrlck sewing Machine Co. of Boston,
accompanied by his wife has been in
foNn the past week the guest of his
Brother, VI. r. Pooler and family.
Mrs, X. :. Fillebrown returned from
Lynn, Tuesday. She was called there
|Oy the death of her little grandson,
Harry b. Trip, only son of Eugene and
ifi' EiiPr. aged years and one month.
Those who spend their vacation at the
'ea,tore or the mountains will do well
" order the REPORTER to be sent to
|hem during their vacation season. VIII
sent it weekly or semi-Weellly two
|nonth' for % cents.
Simon Fox Of Athens. has been APP
pointed by Sheriff Niles AS deputy. He
served acceptably under Sheriff Abbott.
Sheriff Niles has also offered the deputy
mp at Nolon to Lyman Grant, who has
served long and efficiently ut Scion,
under several former sherifls.
samuel Woodman of Cornville, well
Kuown to the people of this town as well
"a his own town. attended athe celebra-
'"h here Tuesday. He is So years ole
'la has the impression that he is the old
e>t man to take in the whole celebration
'ne lth. If there is an older one who
ua so We would be glad to hear from
him.
III Jackets and capes left at W. II.