The Somerset reporter., 1894-05-03
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Edw Z. Coffin Esq. is on profess
sional trip to Boston this week.
Mrs. Warren Tuttle, Jr., is visiting
relatives and friends in Boston.
You can buy Il tirst-cass carriage
pole at l.. ". Chases, for $1,000
Deputy Sheriff F. p. Pennell and wife
Of Harmony were in town, Friday last
Mrs. Ed P Page visited at her fathers
home in Vassalboro, early in the week.
1t was reported 30 in the shade
Wednesday morning, during portion of
the forenoon.
Conductor Wellington Sprague, wife
and child. We're at Hotel Coburn.
Wednesday night.
Col. W. Il. &. Estes aud H. \. Dins-
more attended the Masonic meetings in
/ Portland, this week.
/ Mrs. Z. IL. 5. Vaughan of Augusta
was in attendance upon the Sorosis
/ banquet Monday night
The {. {. {. c. held their semi-month-
/ ly meeting at the home OF Miss 5. J.
Anderson Tuesday evening
Geo. E. Goodwin is making some ex-
tensive additions and alterations in his
residence on West Front ST.
Walter Y. Mitchell went to Portland,
this morning, to attend the annual ses-
| sion of the Masonic bodies.
Another Jolly party participated in the
hop at the peselton last night, with
much pleasure to themselves.
Fishing parties are now in order b.
y. Savage and J. II. Williams have
already gone to the Moxic, for II weeks
stay.
The annual report of Hon. 5. ". Carr, /
been received, for which he has our
thanks.
+ T.. +. Sturtevant has been in attend
ancc upon the annual session of the
Grand Masonic bodies held in Portland
this week.
Mrs y. W. Brainerd was summoned
to the family home at Fairfield ycster-
day by the critical illness of her
father, Geo O. Brown.
Monday evening at o'clock. will
occur the first regular trial Of the SkoW-
hogan Fire department for the year
which commenced in April.
The summer working schedule time
at the Coburn Woolen mills went into
effect this week, giving the employees a
Saturday afternoon holiday.
Chas. Murphy vent to Brunswick, to-
day. Mr.. Murphy is fitting cut the
senior class at BoWdoin college with
dress suits for commencement.
Hon. Omar Clark is in town to-day. /.
He says the snow is nearly gone from /
the woods up river and the stream driv-
ing is likely to be hard unless rain
comes soon.
BENZ \. johnson Esp of Lynn, one Of
the assignees of the late firm of kecnc
Bros. WIS in town Tuesday looking over
the extensive real estate holdings of
that firm in town.
Hiram Gilman went to NaterNillc. .
Wednesday, where he has been engaged
to supdrintend the extensive amount of
concrete walk to be put down by that
city this season. Hiram certainly un-
cerStands this business
The carriage business for season of
1891 has opened at the repositories of
l.. W. Chase, aud he is now showing
complete line; open and covered. single
and double seated: all styles al very
low prices.
The papers from all the cities in
Maine speak very highly of Torbe;t
concert company, which are here to-
morrow night. The infringement has
had a fine advance sale and you should
get your seats at Patterns to-day, 81,
5Octs-a few choice seats 15ets.
! X. W. llaines leaves home tomorrow
for Boston, where he Joins the National
Hotel Association, and by special train
they are To take a trip as far west as
Denver, in which city the association
will spend five days. The trip will oc-
cupy about two weeks. Mr. IIaines
will be accompanied by his sister,
Lizzie.
With the closing of the oyster season
the lobster season commences. aud as
usual Walter Pierce will make a special
ty of HOLSTERS again this year. He
receives them alive. boils them in pure
spring water and salt almost daily, and
delivers them anywhere at your order.
Prices are now quite reasonable, but
will probably 90 lower.
''Owney" the much Travelled mail dog.
accompanied Mail Agent Sheean to town
last evening, and proved the attraction
of the street. He has been heard from
through the papers from Maine To Cali
forna, and there is very little of the
I'nited States where he has not been.
He was originally started from Albany,
\. Y. several years ago. and wears
many tags, suitably inscribed as souve-
Mrs of his travels.