The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-22

vacation, from his duties on the Maine
Central Il. Il.
Mrs Geo II. Clarke and her two sons
of Bingham, were in town, at their old
home, over Sunday
Mrs. Llewelyn kidder has recently
moved into the Morse house on Madison
street, near Winter street.
Mr.. y. p. Irvine, principal of North
Arson Academy, and wife spent Sun
day with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Tilton of Bangor
are spending the week with Mr.. Tilton's
mother, at the family home.
The Scion Creamery is making good
progress. The product for the month
of February was about 5000 lbs.
Several young men of the Milburn
club are to give hop at Milburn Hall,
Thursday evening of this week
w. II. Clark and Eugene Clark of Car
ratunk, were in town, Friday evening.
to attend meeting of Somerset Il. A.
chapter.
Patrick Hanrahan was locked up by
Officers Tufts and Thing Saturday night,
for being on the street in a beastly state
of intoXication.
d. F. Judkins left home Friday after
noon, for Boston, and thought it posi-
BILE he might visit New York for a day
before returning.
The sudden change the past week
from runners to wheels has been more
marked than usual, and all signs point
to an early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Davis of Port
land, and their young son, visited IN
town from Friday to Monday, and were
guests at Hotel Coburn.
Good Will Farm is to receive a. fund
to build Il school house the coming sum
mer. The name of the generous donor
is not yet made public
The meeting of the Peoples party
came OIL in G. A. r. Hall, last week as
advertised, addressed by d. G. Richards,
but the attendance was not large.
Mrs. Wheeler, who has been passing
the past winter with her sister, Mrs.
John Weston, left here to day, on the
return journey to her home in Griswoli,
Iowa.
We regret to state that the condition
of Miss Susan Steward has changed for
the worse the past week, and it is found
she may not be able to survive the pres
ent week out.
Mrs. Eliza Titcomb, who has passed II
large portion of the winter in town visit
ing friends and renewing old acquaint-
ances, started Saturday of last week, on
the return journey to her home in Cali
forna.
Judge Emery will arrive Tuesday, on
the II \. NJ. train, and will convene
court at ll.30 A. NJ. The grand jury
convenes Tuesday, but the traverse jur
until Thursday.
Miss Grace Wentworth gave delight
young lady friends ON Friday afternoon
last, from 3 to > o'clock, in honor of her
guest. Miss Laura Tefit of Brewer.
Delicate refreshments were served.
George II. Webb of Skowhegan, has
contracted with the kcunebec Log Driv-
ing Company to drive the East Branch
from Moosehead Lake to the Forks for
> II cents per thousand, and Colby &
Preble the main river from the Forks to
Skowhegan, and run them over the dam
here for 20 cents per thousand.
w. b. Brown. Esq. of Scion, will go
to Orono this week, to take course in
surveying at the State College. There
is much call for land surveyor at Scion
and further up river, which is more ur-
gent since Judge Boswell has been en-
ployed so continuously away from the
town. Mr.. Brown expects to be at
Orono several months.
The following is the order of exam
nations at the High school the present
week: Monday, $40. Cicero. Wednes-
day, HOO, Virgil. Bookkeeping; 2.30,
Anabasis. Thursday, $40, Arithmetic;
9,15, Geology, Physics, Greek Primer;
| 90, Caesar, American History; 200,
Arithmetic; 230, English Literature.
Other recitations as usual The citi-
zens are invited to visit the school.
Our board of selectmen and the town
as well, are to be congratulated upon
being able to again secure the services
of Mr. and Mrs. Huntley to preside over
the affairs at the town farm the coming
,, year. During this worthy couples con-
nection with the farm, only words of
commentator have been heard for the
wise manner in which they have conduct
ed the many duties that have fallen to
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