The Somerset reporter., 1898-06-09
LOCAL MENTION.

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NJ. b. Heseltons.
Miss Emma shorey Of Lisbon Fail, il
visiting Mrs. d. F. Judkus
Miss ARA Pike Of Watergille. ~as IN
town over sunday a guest Of friends.
Neckwear in patriotic color. latest
designs, at Norton's new clothing store
White silk and kid gloves. hose, gauze
fans, organdies. ribbons and low prices
for commencement at Judkins'.
State Assessors Marshall and HaYford
arrived in town today and give hearing
on valuation matters at the Court house
tomorrow
There will be a SPECIAL meeting Of
Russell Relief Corps Tuesday p. M,
June 14th, at 10 o'clodk. Members are
al requested to attend.
The temperance lecture to be given by
Mrs. L. w. Weston at Gospel Mission
hall, occurs, Saturday evening next, at
30. There will be special music and
all are invited.
The annual conference of Congrega-
tional churches in Somerset county
will be held in East Madison, June IA
and 10. 1t is expected this will be one
of the best in the history of the confer
ence.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Mrs. DR.. Drew, in another col
umn, who lectures in Grange Hall, next
week. The DR., has made speciality of
the diseases of women and children for
20 years.
Fred c. Pooler took the horses, Nah
lon and Won Also to Boston. by the
morning freight to day, where he hopes
to find a market for them. They are
valuable animals and should command a
ready sale al good price.
The composition settlement between
B. z. j, Weston and creditors has been
Effected and MI. Weston has received his
discharge. The settlement includes adj
iustment of all real estate, titles of land
conveyed by Mr.. Weston.
The delegates elected to attend the
State and District convention from
Cornville, are {. c. kinsman, w. c.
Hobart and George II. Ridley. The new
Republican committee for that town are
c. c. KiDsman, w. c. Hobart and c. II.
Blackwell
Frank Green, single sawyer at
Weston's mill, lost the first two fingers
of his right hand, mangled the others
and split his thumb, late yesterday after
noon, by catching the hand on the little
saw that runs under meath the machine,
as he was clearing it out
The 25th marriage anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Yeaton was most
pleasantly observed at their pleasant
home, Winter street, Tuesday evening,
last. An extended account of the gath
erng has been handed US too late for
this issue, which will appear next week
Hon. W. w. Stetson, State superinten-
dent of schools, announces summer
schools at Pittstield, Houlton, Machias
and New castle. Pittsheld is the first To-
cation reached The session there be-
gins, July nth at 10 a. IN. Inquire of
Prin. o. II. Drake OF Pittstield for par
ticulars.
Next Sunday will be observed as
childrens Sunday at the Congregational
church. In the morning the pastor will
tell story to the children-and to the
older ones as well. In the evening there
will be a children's concert, entitled
"Chiming of thy Bells". Special music
has been arranged for this concert. All
are cordially invited.
The annual encanpment of Maine
Sons of Veterans is now in session at
Pittsfeld The attendance is large and
the interest good. The number of
Camps in the State is 80 and the mem
bership las. The election of officers
occurs today. 1t is conceded that Rev.
Geo. f. Leighton of Skowhegan, will be
elected Commander. This will be very
satisfactory to Wildes' Camp and the
people OF Skowhegan.