The Somerset reporter., 1896-05-07
TOWN and VICINITY
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Chase, selling carriages.
f. H. Delano went TO Boston, Tues
day. on business trip.
5. f. Malbon of Boston, has been in
town a few days this week.
Mr. J. p. Merrill and his son went to
Dexter, Tuesday afternoon.
special values in 10 and 25ets. fast
black hose at Stewards.
Charles Ham of Bingham, deputy
sheriff was in town Tuesday.
Three or four desirable rooms to
rent Inquire of G. w. Cover.
Mrs. DR.. J. Moore of Scion. was in
town visiting friends this week
Mrs Frank Biekford entertained the
SuoW-bound club at her home last week.
A new polish that does not ipiure
your shoes, sold by Gardner & Barnard.
Mr.. NJ. j. Allen of the Leland Tanning
Company is on business trip to Boston,
this week.
Rev. L. H. Copeland will preach at
East Madison, next Sunday afternoon at
230 o'clock.
1t is said l.. w Chase has received,
this week, car load of the finest car
riages ever shipped to this town.
Seats now on sale for the London
Bellies burlesque. Prices reduced to
81 and Scots, Monday, May 18th.
Mr.. L. NJ. Linnell of Duluth, Mimi,
who has been visiting relatives in town
for some weeks has returned west.
The Leland Tanning Company are
their manufacture of leather at The
Eddy"
Mrs. Z. w. Gardner of Brockton, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. c. Perkins,
also her cousin Mrs. II. l.. Wyman of
Brighton.
Rev. DR.. c. V. Hanson, pastor of the
Bethany Baptist church, will exchange
pulpits with Rev. b. F. Turner of So.
Norridgewock, Sunday.
Messrs. j. j. Lander and Mark Savage
Of Bingham, who comprise the Lander
Savage Last Block Company, were
in town Friday of last week.
Rev, II. W. kimball pastor of the
Congregational church, and Rev, l.. Fl.
af
church, exchange pulpits Sunday morn
ing next.
The dumping ground which has been
obtained out side the village is on what
was formerly the DR.. Mann place. Any
one is at liberty to use it for any rub
Dish which is not of a nature to require
immediate burial.
New lace curtains at w. II. Wildes'.
Complying with the request of the
I. |, S., Postmaster Gould has had a
waste paper basket placed in the lobby
of the postoflice, as a receptacle for
newspaper wrappers, envelopes, etc,
which have heretofore been thrown upon
the floor
Al the annual meeting of stockholders
in the Skowhegan Water Power Co.,
May 1, l.. Anderson, f. +. Heath, Fl.
Richards, A. G. Blunt and II. B. Shep-
herd were chosen directors; Lewis
Anderson, president; and F. A. Noln,
clerk and treasurer.
At the last regular meeting of Loyalty
Lodge Good Templars, Skowhegan,
Monday evening, May 18th, the follow
ing officers were installed G. T., Miss
lsadore Neil; V. T., Mrs. Sarah Turner
P {. T, John Currier; Sec, Belle
Estes; F. Sec, Lydia Bussey; Treas,
e.. +. Rochester; Chap, Mrs. Jennie
Nntting; Mar. John Neil; d. NJ, Miss
Ellie Emery; G., Geo. Moore; Sen, c.
tt. Copp; l.. D., Geo. f. Thompson.
The Somerset Traction Company ran
today for the first time. This car is for
working purposes. There is about ten
days work to be done in ballasting the
road and the iron aud ties are to be
transported from here for the road from
Hayden's to Madison village. The
work is being pushed toward and within
TWO VEGAS the Company expect to have
the ears running regularly to Havdens
and by July LIST, to Madison village,
The Bridge.
The Town improvement Society have
provided for the placing of barrels for
refuse in various convenient places in
town, and the selectmen have arranged
lor the contents thereof to be cArted
away at regular intervals 10 dumping
ground outside the village. This is a
good thing aud must have good effect
upon the sanitary condition of our town,
as well as add to its good looks. One of
lhe aims of the society is to keep I'M
slghtly rubbish, even though it be not
endangering the health of the communI-
" from the streets, alleys and river
banks.
Why can't sell the hest parrapP for