The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-26
TOWN and VICINITY.

Two Orphans"
Three open ears for the skowhegan x
Madison electric road arrived saturday
morning.
Cards giving the fire alarm signals
may be had for the asking at Patten' 5
Drug store.
". 2. ordway made trip to Lewis
ton Saturday on business connected
with his new block.
Mrs George Friend of Augusta, with
her little son, is visiting her parents,
o. &. Friend and wife
Special opening of misses aid child
rem hats at Mrs. kincaid's. Wednesday
Oct. :. All invited.
Work on the new school building on
Leayitt st. is progressing. The brick
work is nearly completed.
Miss Iinnie Weston. Who has been
/ passing a vacation with her people IN
town. returned to Portland Saturday.
y. II. Pearson and wife Of Port
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A cattle show and fair will come of
dt soioh Nii"sc '"'''" Jay htAi' lhey
always have a good exhibition there.
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year
Miss Linda Graves, a graduate Of
Colby in the class OF %, late principal
of the south Thomaston High school,
has been elected to position as assis-
tant in the Portland High school.
Mrs. l.. ". Weston, Mrs. +. W flaeg,
Mrs. {. f. Turner and Mrs. L. o. Harris
who we're delegates from this place to
the Non-Pmtisan w. {. T. l. eonYen-
ton at Belfast, returned Friday after
noon.
Mr.. George II. Preble and wife, Miss
/ Lillian Drew and MI. John IIonors. all
of Lynn, Mass, who have been visiting
V. L. futile and wife of Canaan, were
in town over Thursday, guests of John
i X. Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Bodfish of No. An
son leave this week for Minneapolis
with the intention of making their home
there. Mrs Bodfsh was in town Thurs
day saying goodbye to her many Show
hogan friends.
The class of 90. s. II. s. began their
senior good times with straw ride to
the home of one of their classmates,
Miss Ellen NJ. White, on Friday evening
last. That they enjoyed themselves
goes without saying.
The Somerset Traction Companv has
it's road graded all the way through
from Skowhegan to Hayden's, thence to
Madison village. The setting of poles
is well along and the iron will be laid
to Hayden's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Michaels, of St.
Paul, Mimi, were guests at the home of
Col. w. r. G.. Estes several days last
week. Mr.. Michaels, nephew of Mr..
Estes Is chlef tram dispatcher on one oil
the large western railroaus'
!, The corner of the hall containing the
old-fashioned kitchen with its fireplace
and all the appointments was very at
tractive to those who visited the fair.
Seldom, if ever, has there been display
of so many rare and ancient articles at a
county fail
While our enterIrising sportsmen are
securing the country round about for
partridge Conductor Cox Of the S. IL y.
road makes his regular trips, yet occa-
sionally secures partridge. Tuesday
afternoon he saw one flock of twelve and
later secured three Of them.
The next meeting of Skowhepan
Grange will occur October I'd in the
evenino e3O sharp. The ladies who
have hold rho Office of "Ceres. or
.spomonor will occuuv the chairs and
furnish the entertainment Fruit will
no ooryod ~ tho c1osa of tho ,neating
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