The Somerset reporter., 1894-05-17

Miss Mira IL. French OF The FORKS Is
in town visiting friends for few days.
\ nice tenement to rent, opposite
Hotel Ieselton. Inquire Of W. II.
| IIeselton.
You can find lead and iron pipes,
valves aud steam fittings of all kinds at
Doran q Woods
The string OF fast horses from the
stable of NJ. r. Poolcr a Son will be
taken to Rigby in June.
! Parties owhing cottages at Hayden
Lake are already beginning to make
preparations for occupying them early.
Miss Laura Wing of Everett, Mass.
arrived in town saturday night on "A
visit To her sister. Mrs. T.. G.. Emerson.
Wm. Doran has recently received
notice of the granting to him of patent
in the Canadian provinces for his electric
light adiuster.
Oak x DoN of the Rambler agency
received two ladies bicycles the past
/
for Miss Minta Powers.
L. I. Spear lost a valuable two year
old standard bred colt on Thursday last
from fever. The animal was kept at
Fl Fairfield, where he was bred.
Don't forget that l.. W. Chase carries
the finest line of carriages of every kind
to be found in this section, and he
always has some good trades to offer.
II. T. Patten and f. II. Philbrick took
an early bicycle run TO Watervlle this
morning, accompanying DR.. VIM. NJ.
Pulsiier and Nate 'rhayer to their homes.
Thrty-two members of Parmenas En-
eampment visited Watcrville by special
train Friday night, and reported Il gala
time aS'the guests of Ahiram Encamp-
ment.
Rev l.. II. Copeland preached at the
Union church East Madison. Sunday
afternoon and arrangements were made
for services there during the summer
season
f. \. Small. graduate of Bowdon
college. who is teaching the spring tcrm
of the high school at Norridgew ock,
was in town Saturday, and driven about
by Supf. Butler
j. A. Dcaly announces his store in
order again and ready for business,
New spring suitings just received, at
lowest prices. Mrs. Dcaly's cloak
rooms up stairs. Two
John W. steward, Il. r. steward,
Rob'l Wentworth, Dir. j. +. X. Birou
aud Fred Dow are among the anglers at
Curry Ponds, all making the trip As far
II Briggs on their bicycles.
The commencement exercises of the
slowhegan High school will occur
Tuesday and Wednesday, June - and
20, the graduating exercises the latter
! day, afternoon and evening.
\ large delegation from the different
bodies connected with the order of Odd
/ Fellows, are to 20 80 Clinton, Thursday
/ HiSill. - dS~l~l VI lllf utlltdllpu VI Il
/ new Odd Fellows hall in that town.
The opening of the new shoe store of
Cha>. Playse, Saturday last was Il sue
cess both socially aud FROM a business
/ point. as he had a fine trade Zen gal
Ions of lemonade and box of cigars
We're set out.
Roscoe NJ. son of sumner ". Turner
leaves on Wednesday next for Bangor,
Butte Co, California. He is to be in
the meat business with Fred, son of
Cyrus Bean in this place. His friends
here wish him success in his business
lie.
The First Baptist society had very
pleasant day yesterday. The beautiful
floral decoration through the Kindness of
/ Mrs. {. MarstOu aud the new choir
added very much to make the day high
/ " enjoyable. The pastor Mr.. l.. H..
! Copeland will preach next sabbath
morning from the subject Free Grace"
W. b. Fletcher. tinsmith with {. A.
Ross, while at work upon the roof of
the residence of T.. T. Goodrich, Friday
morning last, fell to the ground, a dis
tanee of 20 feet, striking upon his back
He received a thorough shaking up from
which he has been Frustrated since. but
there are no indications of internal III
| Jury and no bones were broken. so that
il Is expected his retirement from bust
ness will he brief. Fortunate to escape
Is well.
\ nine composed of the Younger mem.
/ bere of the Milburn Club played the ball
team OF the high school at the trotting
/ park saturday afternoon last. Forrest
| Goodwin occupied the box for The Mil
burn Club boys, and while little rusty
from his long retirement from the ball
field, his mind was as clear as ever and
he has evidently lost none of his old
cunning, and kept pace with the rules
| At the end of the fifth inning game was
clled, resulting in favor of the Mil
burns II too.
John e. Griffin has purchased the
interest of Herbert Wentworth in the
Griffin & Wentworth insurance agency
and hereafter will conduct the business
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