The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-08-28
Hon. A. r. BIxby made business trir

Hon. A. r. Blxby made business trir
to ,rtland Tuesday.
New dress goods, Doc and Toe plushes
at Judklns and Duntons.
Miss Ella X. Smith is visiting relatives
In Aro0stook county this week.
Handsome Tapestry carpets only 30 cts.
per yard. See them.-At Farbroiher's
h. s. Blen and daughter Of Cambridge,
Mass. have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
II. C. Marble.
The new iron bridge across the Wess
errunsett stream at Malbon's Mills is bt
ing put In place this week.
Frescoers have arrived In town to dec
crate the Congregationalist Church, and
are qnartered at the Heselton.
+. f. McClellan's "Sancho" and c. A.
Marston's Erred NJ" are entered in the
races at Augusta this week.
DIR. Minor c. Baldwin will play the
organ at the afternoon sevice of the
First Baptist church next Sunday.
After the game this afternoon both
teams dine at Hotel Heselton, and the
proprietor has fine spread for them.
We publish elsewhere the program of
the concert to be given by the Togus
Military band on Tuesday evening next.
1t would have been big day for Show
hogan yesterday had 1t been fair But,
alas 1t rained just long enough to kill
1t.
J. n. Smith sold an elegant Miller &
Sons Upright Piano In the city Of Port
land last week, and selected The same
while In Boston.
The Union Hose Company are not
built for racing and are not great on ex
hibitions, but when 1t comes to business
they get there just the same"
Best assortment of corsets in Somerset
County at M. B. Heseltons.
Ladies are invited to attend the Repub-
lcan meeting at Coburn Hall this eve
ming, 7.30 O'Clock is the hour. Mr.. Lodge
is a gentleman of ability and culture.
The Republican Caucus for nomina-
ting candidate for Representative to
the Legislature for this town will be held
atiEugine Hall, Saturday, Sept. 9Th.
About 225 fremen dined at Coburn
Hall yesterday, f. X. Delano served the
dinner and after it each man was seen to
be wearing 4 hands ONE boqust on the
lapel Of his coat
Denman Thompson's hue Co, In the
Two Sisters are to appear at Coburn Hall
on Friday Sept. 9th. 1t is the same Co.
as last year, excepting two characters.
it goes without saying they will have a
big house.
They cannot give You everything at
Fsirgrieves' Bay, but they can give you
good board good boat, and good fishing
at moderate price. The best Of the
season is before us, as the flies and mos
qnitoes are gone. The coming
week will be one of the finest as the full
moon makes the evening more than
pleasant.
Remnants of prints and shirtings at M.
b. Heselton's.
Sheriff Vaughan has been doing some
excellent detective work recently, and
has established the fact in hi. own mind
of the thief who entered Horatio Cush
iDg's store, with ample CIV idence to prove
the fact. The grand jury will be asked
to find an indictment to that effect.
1t was through the personal efforts of
men were 50 pf0iusefy' decorated with
flowers yesterday Stella M. Boucher,
Minnie Low, Mamie Clough, Maud How
land, Belle Estes, Aggie Dinsmore,
Maude N Nay, Hulda M. Fowler
Lou Cass, Blanche Clark, Fannie Stevens
Mae Dascomb, Vivian Graves, Ethel Wal
ION, AllCe w HUGS, Ddttlt marDie.
notwithstanding the rain of Saturday
afternoon last, the game of ball between
thh Carrabassett and Volunteers came off
as advertised, on the grounds in this
place, and was witnessed by a large
crowd under umbrellas, and from the
shelter OF the grand stand. The game
was started in the rain, each club hop
ing tn see it clear away, and was contin-
ued to the fifth inning without change.
At this time the Volunteers had the
hest Oft aud the crowd as well as thu
team wanted the game called the No. An
son howe yer, said no and so did the umpire
and the game was continued throughout
resulting In victory for our boys by
score of Is to IL. AS it how stands each
team has won three games, and the tie
will be played off soon.