The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-02-02
LOCAL. ITEMS.

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Z. y Merrill, Esq, i, on i business
rip 10 sorth Carolina.
county, Commissioner Webber WAS al
\ueusta on official cuisines, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. W Marble and Miss Hattie
listed friends in Watcryillc Tuesday.
Rev. Or. {. V. Hanson attended the
Theological circle ut Waterylle Tuesday.
Mr.. T.. T. Mayo of the Lewiston Jonrl-
~ editorial staff, WIS in Skowhegan
yesterday.
kendall's orchestra play ri a Fancy
dress party ut So. NorridgeWock to-
night.
The subject Of the sermon At the lni-
,er.alist church next sunday morning
t.. Our Duty to our Church.
he soung people at Bethany church
ueNt sunday evening nj $50.
You can tiud Just IA good an assortment
i pipes aud fancy tobaceoS at Durrcn
Y Bssou'- as you can in any city.
Mis- Margaret Goodwin gave n party
ou saturday last. al which she enter
aimed sixteen of her Voting playmatcs
md friends. 80
During the month OF January the new
yhces of the Post.a Tel Cable CO. in
his place handled 1850 paid messages.
Very good for the first month.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Frank
urrcr, of whose death in Auburn we
made mention Monday, took place from
he home of II. T. Thing Yesterday
morning.
lhe Sophomore class OF Sl1owhegan
High School contemplate soon issuing
school paper. Mr.. Harold Hanson has
been chosen editor-in-chief and Mis-
Stora .Icwett assistant.
We are requested to state that al
partic, having outstanding accounts
against the town OF Nkowhegan, must
prc,rnl thcln on or a'lo'e Feb .Oth. as
no orders will be drawn after that date.
petition has been circulated about
4 own the past week Tor signatures of
! hose people faforing woman's suffrage.
\ hearing is to be given the petitioners
at the State llousc tomorrow, lFrday3
We print elsewhere u communication
from I.ottie Bell Moore. Il iillle Nil, of
-e4cu years, al Madison, a We'll written
keteh 81 her great grandmother Who
hI, reached the extreme 49, Of rs Years.
lho,c in want OF a good lifting. lulH-
'le glow, one that will keep it, shape
mtH ii /, Morn out, Nii tind all this in
'hc louYin 1T tolby's. Hey have no
superior. Look at them before the ball
Member, of The a. .. |. W, who are
going to Madison next saturday eYeu-
iug are requested to meet at thcr hall
It 90 O'Clock on that evening There
sill h'' ~tagc- 10 carry all who wish To
-.
VI Is. Z. j. Weston ot Madison wa>
Il Augusta Tuesday. The people of
Madison do hot relish the action OF the
STATE a-,e,,or- IN putting s7oo.oo0 on to
he valuation OF that Town aud are dis
posed to inquire nle il somewhat
Nj. {. Z. rurni complete, h- thrcc
81 .pl wears =, night Vatcltnau for the vii
81 age corpoialion,to-lty ;Hl thi, I'hur,-
81 lay HiglA Nil mal.e lii 1893 successive
N night, he Ia, pa in without a ,lip OF
n trrak. hi, i, 4 record fhll irW can
q ,ho@ and i WORTHY Of commenting
Ihrrr il hrci vacation at Bangor
q theological Summary rXtruding until
Monday the i3ll instant Mr. l. Il.
"a Matthews will spend TN, tine hcrr.
preaching nrNt sunday 9od th follow
NJ SUNDAY NJ. NJ. Matthews, hi-
mother, i, here with him and tlicv llavo
r"un, At Hotel Cuhurn,
:. L. Dole, the Provisional Governor
i IItHai, i The son OF Reg. Daniel Dole,
native of Bloomfield now NkoWhcglu.
'ho Aa- graduate OF Bowdoiu College
III d Bangor Theological seminary, aud
f ia vent l. It mi-~iooar, io the sand
Aioh Islands in l>l0 lii mother esa-
Formerly Ni-- Emily Ballard al Bath.
NJ
Y rarS oi trucpupir- ii A"uugIp, opic
ofH thi- place, visited Madison. luz
lay and rendered NJ Irwin Russell and
is hri'ic q former >koNhrgtu yoi,u&
tdl a SURPRISE pnrfN ami huu..-N .fm-
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