The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18
TOWN and VICINITY.

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this week.
NJ &. shaw of Bath. was in town,
/ Tuesday.
panty whice kid slippers at Gardner
| 4 Frosts.
Harold Woodbury. is clerking at W.
Il. Wildes.
Mrs. Z. 5. Prescott is visiting friends
IN Augusta, for a few days this week
You can pass a pleasant Sunday at
lakewood grove. Sacred band concert
from / to o'clock.
Mr.. ". f. Colby of North Madison,
vas in town, Tuesday, and called at the
REPORTER office.
Hon. \. A. Luce, ex-State Superin-
tendent of schools, was in town, Tues
day, on his way to up-river towns.
see advertisement of Phillips x Bell
more in another place. They have Il
second hand, ladies wheel for sale.
Fred Lawrence spent few days this
week at Waterville. He expects to
enter Colby University this autumn.
Miss Gladys Delano left home, Wed
nesday, to spend a week or more with
her grandparents at Fairfield Centre.
Cen W 5. Choate of Augusta, inspec-
,Or on the staff of Governor Cleaves. in
:pected Company f., Tuesday evening.
Special sale of of shirt waists at w.
H. Wildes Saturday next.
Mr.. :. B. Brewster of Providence, Il.
l.. was in town Tuesday, and is spend
Ing a few days with friends in North
Arson.
At a directors meeting on Friday
evening last of the Island Machine Co.,
G. H. Boardman was chosen general
manager.
Y. " Nelson tried his luck fishing in
Sbley Pond. Saturday, and made a catch
Of half dozen nice pickerel, one of
which weighed 81 lbs.
Lyman Grant of Scion is in town to-
day. He returned last week from a
winters soiourn in Colorado and Cali
Orna, much improved in health.
Miss Gertrude Goodwin returned from
Sangerville, Tuesday evening, where she
bad been visiting her sister. Mrs \. c.
Houston. Master Robert Houston same
With her.
Messrs. 5. w. Could, Geo, IL. Pishon,
T. Gonant, A. II. Lang, A. A. Pierce
End Jefferson Savage were among those
Fho attended the Democratic banquet
Portland, Tuesday evening, and the
Ftae Convention, Wednesday.
No finer line of carriages can be seen
Maine than is constantly on exhibition
the repository of l.. w. Chase, the
lock being kept complete by fresh arri-
ais weekly. Mr.. Chase guarantees to
Ilang style or make of carriage from
to Slo less than can be bought else
hare.
Rev. l. II. Copeland, pastor of the
Inst Baptist church, will preach next
abhath from ! sam. Is, II, subject
Friendship. The sermon has been
REPAIRED specially for the Knights of
'fthias. This order will attend the
furch next Sabbath morning. There
VII be special singing. Mrs. Philo
Seward will sing solo entitled, "Open
be gates of the temple.
Don't think of going ON a long trip to
pend yGur 4th, as there is To be grand
eeoration at Lakewood grove. Boat
aeng and other water sports on the
FSe' Bicycle races aud other amuse-
tents in the grove. The grandest dis
AY of fire works ever seen in this part
the country will be put off from a
fge float anchored in the lake. a
aud special feature will be announced
Ter
Aext week, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Seur the commencement exercises of
De skoMhegan High School aud Bloom
Fh Academy. The junior exhibition
ear'' tuesday evening, and there are
we've members in the class. The
aauating class numbers twenty-four,
% their exercises will use up both
'ernoon ard evening of Wednesday.
entails orchestra will furnish music
The entire eyareisps
'oioy HUFF, When l3 years old, con
'ueied small sleo and put it together
sue pint bottle and put Il key
'0ugh the wooden stopper inside the
1e. He also made wooden reel
1t together inside 4 OF. bottle and
''aa threads around the heads of the
VI The wooden stopper of this bottle
. also fastened with a key through
VI The inside. These were difficult
W Tor any one to do, boy or man.
NC" line Of umbrella skirts at W. II
aes.
A9~lng machine sections at half
@at +. g. Head & Co.
4ou can always find the best moving
''ine oil at the machine shop on the
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