The Somerset reporter., 1895-07-04
Kid gloves 60 cts. at ordway's.

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Il. II. Reed of Harmony was in town
saturday
+. y. Merrill, Esq. has a nice heavy
work horse for sale.
Miss Emily Lowe is visiting friends in
Waterville aud Dexter this week.
Henry Murphy of Norridgewock, was
in town on his way to Mouse Island,
Saturday.
&. ". Bates has been appointed post
master at North Cornville in place of
c. +. spaulding.
Miss Laura T. Ward Of Bloomfield, y.
j., has been the guest of Miss Hannah
Page for few days.
Mr.. !. N. smith Of Norridgewock, was
in town saturday and made TIE RI
roRItR a pleasant call.
one circus and one show company
were stranded in skoN hogan last week
The show business is sadly oyerdone.
\ meeting Of the pew owners Of High
street Christian church will be held
Tuesday evening, July 9, at 30 o'clock.
The barber shops in town will keep
open late Wednesday night TO accommo-
date customers but will be closed all
day Thursday July, 18th.
No finer lot of horses have been seen
>kowhegan for some time than those
with Tucker circus. They are all to
be sold at auction next saturday see
adj.
Mrs. Fred Eaton and Master Paul who
have been the guests of i. +. Eaton and
family for several weeks past, returned
to their home in Melville, y. j., by
Monday morning train.
The Bloomfelds will play a practice
game with the Quinnebassets at Nor
ridgewoek, Thursday forenoon Friday
a game will be played at Madison with
the Old Points, and on Saturday a game
has been arranged with a strong team on
the home grounds.
Thirty two members OF the class of
'9s, Colby University, came to town last
Friday evening and held a banquet at
Hotel Coburn. Although Mr.. Haines
had very short notice of their coming
vet he succeeded in setting before the
students very tempting spread, and
one that pleased the boys.
Harold l.. Hanson attended commence
ment exercises mt Watervlle this week.
He purposes 10 enter Colby University
the coming autumn. He was among
the best scholars in his class in Show
hogan High school, and we expect he
will sustain the high reputation of Som
erset students in that institution.
The skowhegan High school this
year distinguished itself by the publ
cation of The Lever q school magazine
issued quarterly of which we have
spoken in complimentary manner here
tofore. The publication is certainly wor-
thy of high praise particularly the last
number lust issued. Beside other mat
ter of merit it contained the graduating
articles of all the members of the grad
uating class.
Roy l.. Marston, son Of Hon. G. A..
Marston, has taken the examination for
BoWdoin and will enter that college the
coming autumn. He attended the com
mrncement exercises at Brunswick, last
week. lie is a young man of energy,
industry and brains and we predict he
will receive his share of honors in his
college course. He has a record for at
tendance ut our schools here that few
can equnl. Through the whole course
primary, Intermediate, grammar and
high he never received tardy or absent
mark. 70 have made this record he
must have had, the good fortune of health
bur beside this he must have had fixed
purpose to be ION deck upon all occa-
sions.
Fans from , cts TO s. 30 at OrdWaV'S.