The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18
TOWN and VICINITY

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". :. Ames of Augusta visited friends
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. John Ware of Watervile, was in
town over Tuesday night.
Hon. c. A. Harrington of Norrridge-
woek. Was in town yesterday. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson of
North Arson, were in town yesterday.
Road master II. \. Toward of the
Maine Central X. X. was in town vester-
day.
Parties desiring weather signal card
and not already cared for, can be sup
piled by calling at Patterns.
Miss Lizzie IL, Currier left Skowhe-
gan this morning for Brooklyn, n. ",
where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. John Williams of Lowell, Mass.
who came to No. Cornvile to attend the
funeral of a brother, Sargent Williams,
returned home Tuesday.
On Saturday, Mr.. james Leayitt lost
A valuable horse which broke through
the ice on the river, where he was at
work preparing to cut ice.
The Il. G. Dennis farm, in East New
Portland, is for sale, with cows, farming
tools, and etc. Inquire on the premises
or of Harry Baker, Skowhegan. ).
The many friends of the New York
horse buyer q. W. Bishop, are to tender
him complimentary banquet at Ho-
tel Ileselton this Thursday evening
Mr.. Harvey White and Miss Lillian p.
White attended the wedding of Il cousin,
Parker Ste, art at Waterville. last even
ing. in which Harvey ofliciated as best
man to the groom.
The installation ceremonies of the new
" elected officers of Parmenas Encamp-
ment No. Is, |. o. O. f., are to occur in
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday next. Jan.
I'D, at 40 o'clock.
Messrs. Francis +. Heath of Water
willie, and Henry Richards of Gardiner,
were in town yesterday They report
very little prospect of their pulp mills
starting up in the near future.
The whereabouts of the secretary's
records of the Alumni Of the Skowhegan
High school ar unknown. Will anyone
who can furnish information concerning
them communicate with II. 7. Patten.
Mrs. T. II. Anderson and Mrs. NJ. r..
'ooer are contemplating leaving home
early next week for Alabama, and other
points farther south, ". ere they are to
remain through the remainder of the
winter and early spring months.
Master Reeve Bassett of st. Paul,
hnd is to reside permanently with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, f. W.
Allen; the death of his mother. recently,
a sister of Mrs. Allen, having left him
IN orphan.
Paufs New England Theater Co., open
a weeks engagement in Coburn Hall,
commencing Friday the 10Th inst. play
ing to popular prices. In these times on
ly the fittest servive, and this seems to
be what this company has done, and
hey come well recommended
The REPORTER will publish next week
the assessments made by the Somerset
ounty Commissioners upon the town
ships and parts of townships in this
county for the year 1891, which tax is
applied to making the necessary repairs
upon the county roads which traverse
said sections.
The +. B. \. are to hold their annual
reunion at Hotel Coburn, Friday evening
Df the present week Notwithstanding
his association has been disbanded for
about ten years, the boys that composed
have always kept up Il close intimacy
and warm brotherly feeling for each
other and their reunions each year are
always looked forward to with much
pleasure.
Members of the Board of Trade are
equested to meet at Griffin and Went
wortl's office, Tuesday evening next,
he 23d Instant, at 40 o'clock. to con-
Fder "A matter that may be of vital in
ferest to our town. The meeting is not
necessarily confined to members of the
Board of Trade. ANY citizen who has
he good of the town at heart is invited
o be present.
DR.. }. +. X. Biron recently received a
Inc bird dog, a Llewellyn Setter, from
indiana, a high bred registered animal,
Ind had had him but few days before
b. disappeared. After looking for three
lays, paying out about two dollars in
ldyeriising the dog WAS discovered in
he possession of a party in the neighbor-
hood of his home, who thought they had
aiken in tramp dog. and in providing
or him We're doing kindly act.
The REPORTER received pleasant
Fall from Hon. Tobias Lord OF Standish,
pa Tuesday last. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord
rived in town Saturday evening and
Feturned home yesterday. While here
iiey were guests ut the home of +. =.
on Esq. Mr.. Lord is uncle of Mrs
oiln. He was for several years repre-
entative and senator at the State Capt..
oil and was member of the executive
founcil of Governors Bodwell, Marble