The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

| uuhTttreu al the CODurn.
The lookup furnished lodgings for three
rum laden residents last week.
The reform club meeting Sunday evening
was well attended, and considerable inter-
est manifested.
The photograph rooms over FairbroLh-
er's market have been taken by N. S.
Hawkes..
Mr.. A. P Knight, OF Portland, shipped
| another car load of apples from tbs sta
ton yesterday.
as. d." comes out this week w h one of
| his quaint ads. in which he gives aforma-
| ton of interest.
The selectmen were busy the past week
coming year
Callender's ninstrels gave rather cheap
entertainment to small house at Coburn
Hall last week.
G. J. Shaw, of Hartland, has sold his
celebrated stallion, ''Hartford,' to Wayne
Caldwell of Cleveland, Ohio.
bocS pTOnlUlIF n glance
about town since "the boys have got out
of the woods gives the answer.
Our fremen received niue dollars man
for their last years work. This year they
are to rec, i've about twelve dollars.
The most reliable of all Cough Remedies
Is Jadwins Tar Syrup. So say the doc
tors. Sold by Geo. Cushing, Druggists.
The game of pulo ut The pavilion last
week drew out fair attendance. The OF
f. Ms of this place won the game, the
score being 3 to l.
The Star Bicycle combination have been
engas ed to appear at the pavilion to-mor-
row Thursday evening, in one of their
pleasing entertainments.
The telephone wire for the liue from
Bingham to The Forks, has arrived, and
work will be commenced as sooi. as the
ground is In condition.
Dr. L. A. Dascomb, of this place, went
to Waterville yesterday, and asss ed by
DR.. F. C. Thayer of that town, performed
a delicate surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lambert's title N,
Ned, entertained large company Oh ntlls
folks at his residence on Pleasant sheet
last Monday evening. A birthday recep-
ton.
Gen'l Isaac Dyer Camp No. 81 S. vi Y
was inspected Wednesday evening", Il lat
week, by C. F. Hayford, of L".vi,t, II,
chaplain-in chief of the S. of vs. OF The
United States.
Capt. Amos Tobey's crew of lumhermcn
arrived home the past week. Cap. Totey
has had 40 men laboriDg on the Spencer
and reports fine winters work, without
an injury to Il man or horse.
Z. b. & j. A. have a few words TO say to
our readers in what they are pie sd u
call an obscure corner. Their sta ,nei Is
are entitled to full credit. Miss Ke, e, Of
this firm, spends this week in Boston.
If you want silk dress, don't fail to
look at White & Wildes stock or send for
samples. They have had the largest trade
on them this Spring that they have yer
had, and they are certainly selling Il "a at
very low prices.
Tomorrow, April 9th, is the goth Ami
versary of Lees surrender at Appomattox.
A very important event, yet we hardly hear
it mentioned. Those who participated in
the scenes OF the day. will not however,
forget it very soon.
Mr.. +. L. McIntire who spent few
weeks in this office, last winter has just ac-
cepted position on the editorial staff of
the Bangor Commercial. Mr.. Mclntre, is
u fine writer and is sure to make his mark
in the journalist world.
young French fellow, under the inf1-
ence of liquor, created considerable excite
ment Monday night by drawing large
dirk and fourishing it around in ra'ht
careless manner. An officer happened
around and took him home. The station
is the best place for these subjects, -
few examples would be warning.
The number of beans contained in the
silver pitcher advertised to be given away
by the De SIEVE Concert Company last
evening, was 2S51. Two ticket holders,
Mr.. Geo. Head and Mrs. Z. 2. Page, each
guessed 1850, thus necessitating another
trial on a smaller quantity. Mrs. Page
came out winner and received the valuable
gift.
The De SIEVE Concert company, at Co.
burn Hall, last evening, called out alto 1t
5000 house, made up of our best people.
For want of space, we can not be personal
| in distributing our favors among the artists
| and will only say, 1t was without doubt,
| the strongest company that have yet APP
| pcared before Skowhega1 audience, Civ
ing al. who assembled rare musical treat,
| hardly ever enjoyed outside of large cities.
CANAAN.-The Canaan Grange was re-
orgaized March 28th and the following Of
fcers were installed by Geo f. Tihbptt's