The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-01
Nam Advertisements.
FonNTY AND LOCAL ITEMS.

,.ses King " oiaiA'
wh,,, dress goods and sunshades, at re
.,,caa at W. b. Stewards this week
r,,r,b of July, next Saturday, and mex
'.,,, will Indeed be made day of rest
,,cot next Monday night ut CoburI
Return of the favorites, Mr.. & Mrs
AIRY +. Dixie.
vor while the meetings oil Inc reform
al, he held in their small hall. AL
cordially invited.
r.or,one wears pleasaDter look siuce
lIe rain and certainly no wet even
.oata more thankful season.
rhs ladies Of the W. C. 7. u, will hold
,cs cream social at the Methodist YES
s,m,day evening, July 4th. All are
rdialy invited.
.,,n. who wants to see Barnum this
=, need not go to Augusta, for the show
coming TO Waterville. Barnum is still
% bis old tricks.
rumber of our smaller towns In Som.
a., County are to celebrate the Glorious
Iurtb. this year, among them being,
,os,atr No. New Portland and Yelling
hu,cb.lrs steam mill had close call
I'm serious disaster last week caused by
a.foctiye valve In the boil.r. Work has
an suspended this week while repairs are
bog made.
Tbe friends of Russell Post, will bear in
nd, that the object of the entertainments
budsy and Tuesday evenings, of next
lex, is to raise money for necessary ex-
uses and charitable purposes, and give
em good houses.
Members OF High Street Sunday School
| II meet at their vestry this, Wednesday,
ernoon, Tor sociable and picnic supper,
in the evening free entertainment
Il be given commencing at 730, TO
hcb all are invited.
Ebe opera "Pauline" billed for Coburn
Sll Friday evening failed to draw pays
audience and the management was
|ged to pocket quite loss. 1t was un.
lunate as the company is strong one
deserves success.
Tbs recent changes In the running time
trains on the Maine Central is a decided
vautage to Skowhegan people and the
Sc connection with the "Flying Yankee"
kes it very convenient for our business
q and the travelling public generally.
The Congregational Sunday School and
tiety are to have an excursion to Maran-
Pok tomorrow (Thursday,) leaving here
the regular morning train st'8.20. The
|autauqua circles of Maine have meet
! there at the same time. A large num-
will 60 from this town. Fare 70 cents
adults and 40 cents for children.
All Superintendants of Sabbath Schools,
Juvenile Temples, expecting to visit
bago Lake July 20, and Maranocook July
y, and to take part in the Childrep's
ercises, are requested to communicate
5. E. G. Pember, G. S. J. T., Kenne-
PIX, at once. Mrs Pember will take
srge of the Children's Meeting.
The attention of our readers is called to
advertisement, of l.. j. Addition, the
'cessor of Written & Mllliksn. Mr.. Ad.
on is business man whom with our
zeDs are well acquainted, has gentle
My clerks, familiar with their line of
de, and if we are not greatly mistaken,
give customers the worth of their
ney.
he skating pavilion has been purchased
Messrs. Emery Written and F. B. Hes
IN Of this town. At this time it is un-
ided, whether it will be used for skating
transformed into something else. A
nber of parties want to lease 1T for a
k, and probably, unless the proprietors
see more money ahead, by using it for
er purposes, one of the anxious parties
be successful in securing lease OF it.
he 4th of July will be celebrated at
yden Lake, by Steam Boat excursions in
forenoon, with music by Madison GEN.
Cornet Band. The Rink will be open
N half past one to half past four, with a
e upon roller skates copetitioD, free to
A rowing match will come off at 5
lock P. M. Skating In the evening will
hmence at l-2 O'Clock and close at
~, with matched game of Polo be-
cen the Lakeside's and Wasserrunset's,
D P. M.
paper just received from Los Angeles
es glowing account Of reunion of
lives from this state in that city, which
laid to contain 165 voters who are ma
es of the Pine Tree State. In the
inty in which Los Angeles is located
re are no less than 400 who came from
state. The reunion took the form OF
mic with addresses poem by Miss
thaway, formerly of Bloomfield, and
pd time generally.
he members of the Young Mems Reform
70 OF Skowhegan met at their hall, Mon.
evening, June 20, and elected their of
|rs for the next quarter as follows
fsldeht, l. E. Merrill; 1st Vice, John
Fshall; I'd, Sherman league; Sd, W j.
|ely; Chaplain, c. o. Reed; Sec. and
Fas', r. W. Morrill,; Chorister, w. Bar
u; Sergeant-at-Arms, A. G. Smith The
y passed the following resolution:
p this club tender vote of thanks to
citizens who have so generously aided
m by their liberal contributions. To
musicians who hsve so kindly aided
|m with music, and to any and all others
p nave in any way assisted them In their
ik OF reform, and to the citizens gener-
Tor their attendance upon our meet.
~ courtesy and words of encourage
nt.
ne lovers OF the sport were treated to a
exhibition of base ball at the Fair
pund last Saturday forenoon, and about
oraved the hot sun to witness it. The