The Somerset reporter., 1890-09-04

Master Carl Curtis Ia visiting rslstivss
In New York state.
Mrs. II. X. White Is ON visit 10 rela-
tives In Bangor this week.
Shifting fiannels and woolens at low
prices, At ordway's.
Mrs. John Bailey has returned 10 her
home In East Orange. N. j.
DIR. S. A. Allen Of Sheldon Iowa has
been visiting relatives In town.
viii Ames was up from Augusta to at
tend the ball Of the Sir Knights.
Mr., c. G. Doe of Boston Is spending
his vacation with relatives In Cornvine.
Miss G. b. York, Miss Annie Dill!ng
ham and Mrs. Milford are visiting friends
in town.
VIM. E. Folsom and wife returned last
night from their summer home at Booth
bay.
Miss Lottie Leonard of East Somer-
vile, Mass, is the guest of f. K. Folsom
and wife.
Eugene Clark Somerset man, son OF
Omar Clark, has been nominated for
Representative at Richmond.
Edward P. Buck of Seattle, Washing
ton, is visiting his brother F. r. Buck
after an absence of twenty years.
Miss Mary Stuart futile returned Mon.
day night from vacation trip of three
weeks passed at Portland and at Peaks
Island.
| Congressman Milliken and Hon. o. d.
Baker will address Pittsfeld citizens Sat
urday evening. Republican are wide
awake there.
W. F. Brown of Canaan, who has been
on visit to Michigan for four months,
past, came to town by yesterdays train
en- route for home.
On account Of large amount of space
devoted to special matters this week we
are obliged to drop out some valued cor
respondence with regret.
The Free Public Library was opened to
the public Monday last, and our citizens
are enjoying the beautiful and commod-
ious new library building.
The Lewiston Band gave delightful
open air concert on the veranda Of
Hotel Heselton, Wednesday forenoon
listened to by large assemblage.
Mr.. Howard N. Wagg of Chicago was in
town for few days the past week as
the guest Of his father in-law, Daniel
Webb. Mrs. Wagg has been here some
weeks.
Refreshments were served to the Sir
knights on the line Of parade at the
residences of Sir knight L. C. Emery, Sir
Knight C. p. Sawyer, and Sir Knight C.
A. Marston.
A. H. Lang was called to Palmyra yes
terday by the death of his mother, Mrs
Mary L., wife Of John Russell, which &C.
cured on Tuesday, the I'd inst. The de-
ceased was In her 59th. year.
The game of ball between the consoli-
dated Fats and Leans VS. Dry Goods on
Thursday last was hotly contested one
The Dry Goods were defeated by score
of to T. consequently they had to settle
for the fine spread at Hotel Heselton in
the evening.
Among the guests of De Molay from
other Communicates besides Lewiston we
noticed DR.. s. o. Allen of Sioux City
Iowa, Hon. D. w. Allen of Fairfield. b.
F. Agnew of Boston. A. s. Young of Gar
diner, r. G. Leighton of Portland, W. H.
Emery and L. j.. Addition of this place.
The Clipper base ball club of this place
had lively game on Saturday last on
these grounds with the Fairfield High
School nine, beating them Dya score vi
/ to 7. These boys play good ball for
youngsters and there is timber there sure
to be drawn ON for faster teams another
season.
The Lewiston Browns crossed bats
with the Volunteers on these grounds
yesterday afternoon, and were defeated
by the home team, the score standing 10
to 8. Eaton for tho Volunteers pitched
one of the best games of the season,
striking out 10 men; he was ably assisted
by Mclaughlin of No. Arson, who offlcI.
ated as catcher. without an error The
folio wing is the score by innings -
1nnings-i ) S 50
Volunteers. q I-I3
Browns. ...........-3 ) o IS
The Browns play at No. Arson to-day.
We are under obligation to E. W.
Marston Esq for a copy Of the pamphlet
containing the printed report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the 18th annual meeting of
the State of Maine Association Of CAL
ifornia held at Badgers Park Oakland,
CAL, June 7, 1890. The literary exercis-
es consisted of the Presidents address,
Grafton by Judge Chas. E. Wilson: poem
by j. G. Severadce Esq. There are a
large number of men formerly of Som
erset who are numbers Of the Assocla-
ton.