The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29


take In the State muster to day.
Geo. S. Webb and j. W. Gage took In
the State Muster Wednesday.
The date of the Brighton cattle show
and fair is, Wednesday, Sept, 10Th
Rev. d. B. Holt is attending camp
meeting at East Livermore this week.
Gen. John T. Richards and Mrs. Rich.
ards were at Hotel Coburn yesterday
Miss Della Ames left Monday morning
to attend the Normal School at Farming
ton.
VIM. g. Heselton has finished cutting
his hay aud grain On his large farm in
Concord.
DR.. and Mrs. c. V. Richards returned
Tuesday from their len days outing at
East Monmouth.
Miss Belle Emery returned Tuesday
from weeks sojourn at the Chase House
Spruce Point.
Mr.. Pethuel Fletcher is in Boston this
week. He attended the Fletcher reunion
in Boston Wednesday.
w L. Brigham of the Boston Globe is
is in town this week. Mrs. Brigham has
been here several weeks.
Rena Fellows has lost her little pug dog
punch" Any one returning the same
will be literally rewarded.
Temperance camp-meeting at Madison
Bridge on Saturday and Sunday next
Aug. 3lst. and Sept. LIST.
Frank S. Cairns is officiating at the
Skowhegan Market, while the proprietor,
A. A. Lang, has vacation,
Mrs. Henry Wash burn and Mrs G. B
Fairgrieves, have been spending a few
weeks a. the Carry Pond.
Mr. and Mrs John N. Collins and Mr.
Ed. Turner were also Of the party who
passed last week at Parln Pond.
Sewall A, Dinsmore, Esq, returned
Tuesday from a two weeks trip to Old
Orchard, Boston and St. John N. B.
L. d. Roberts of Portland President of
the Commercial Travellers Association of
Maine, was at the Heselton Tuesday.
The Augusta base ball team disbanded
Saturday night, and the Skowhegan boys
have returned home covered with glory.
Cunard Jr. owned by A. X. Perkins of
this town won the 81 race at Augusta,
Tue sday, the best time made was 90 | 4
Col. Stanley Plummer returned from
his cottage at Northport Monday, and is
at Augusta attending the muster to-day.
Mrs. L. M. Ferguson, who has been
in town on visit of several weeks to
friends, return to her home in Boston
Monday.
Mrs. II, N. Hoyt is through her vaca-
ton, and her house Is now open for
boarders as usual, She can also accom-.
modate few court boarders.
A directors meeting of the Kennebec
Log Driving Co. is to be held at Augusta
to-day, when the assessment for driving
logs the past season will be made.
Mrs. L. C. Emery was called to Paris
Hill on Monday last, to attend the funeral
Of her father, Mr.. Asa Woodbury., who
had reached the ripe age of 80 years.
The Skowhegan band is to give a 81
cred concert on Island Park, Fairfield,
next Sabbath, going by special train in
the afternoon, returning In the evening
Next Saturday Sept. / is the next reg
ular conference of Christian Church of
Skowhegan. There are matters of in-
portance that require full attendance.
Per Order, X. W. Morrill,, Clerk.
Mr.. Geo. Weymouth took possession of
his new business last week. Mr.. Wey-
mouth expects his family, who have been
In Ohio for several months, to return this
week, when they will take up their abode
here.
full cultivator OF dahalas-ODe rarely
sees greater variety of larger or more
perfect blossoms than were contained In
the beautiful bouquet she brought to this
office, few days ago.
We publish elsewhere the announce
ment of the Skowhegan and Nsrrldge'
wock stage, with the time of arrival ant
departure from each place. Mr.. Stevens
the proprietor, has nice covered stage
good team and everything complete.
1t is expected that Mrs. L. W. Water
bury, OF Madras, India, will speak at the
Bethany church next Sunday evening al
o'clock. Mrs. Waterbury is connected
with the Tolegu Mission, which has beef
so greatly prospered the past few years
Hon. WIN. Philbrick took the trail
Monday morning for Whiteheld, N. IL.
where he will pass few weeks among
the mountains Henry S. Philbrick &C
companied him, and will pass brief tim
there before going to his home in Boston
Stetsons Uncle Tom Cabin Co. gave
their burlesque entertainment here OF
Thursday evening last, before goo'
tent full of people. This show is on TIN
road for dollars, and is evidently making
them, for such talent as they have Gomez
cheap.
The match race of 100 yds. between c
C. McGill and Billy Barbeaus broncho
drew about 100 people to the trottin;
mark on Thursday last. The excitement
was of short life, as McGill had not GOV
cred half the space before the pony pass
ed him and won easily.
Spirltuallst Camp meeting at Haydei
Lake, begins Sept. 18th. and continues
Ave days. Arrangements have been mad'
for half fare over the Maine Central rail-
road for those attending from distance
II ia expected that J. Frank Bixter, vii
be In attendance.
VIII. Buckley, the purchasing agen
of the recently failed Boston company
Brown, Stees and Clark, C. II. Clark ant
]. p. CLARK, of the firm Clark Bros. OF
New Portland, John Tinkham Of Arson
and s. A. Maxaeld Of Bangor were III
town yesterday, with reference TO The
business Of the above named gentlemen
with the Boston firm.
It WAS delighted audience that attend
ed the entertainment given by Little''
World Company At Coburn Hall last eve
ming. The play was staged In manner