The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-23

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day with hi- mother in lhi- place.
La Forrest Robinson and wife arrived
Thursday evening TO visit al the faHily
home here.
The Chinese laundry will remove
shortly 10 the former quarters Of the
somerset Laundry.
The first full rehearsal Of the Milburn
Club Minstrcl- i called lor Wednesday
night of This We'll.
Prof. aud Mrs. shailer Mathew, were
guests ef Mr. and Mr.. leo. Philhrick
while ia town, OVER the sabbath.
Max Freeman Co.. will begin fhrre
nights engagement al coburn Hail next
Thursday night. playing at 10, 20 and
30 cent.
Mis-, Grace Emery left home Monday
morning IL visit her sister. Mrs. Dr.
Cleveland at EaSlport, going by boat
from Portland.
\ special train will leave skowhegan
for Portland Tuesday morning nj 10
o'clock to accommodate delegates to-lhe
| Republican State convention.
:. W. Gould, Esq. and auctioneer W.
| II. Ward made Il trip to Starks Saturday
| and sold the stephen u. Greenleaf farm
at public auction 10 Grccnlcaf Bros.
Harold Narney and Levi Wymm paid
Il visit to Smithtield Ponds on saturday
| last. angling for black bass. and captured
| Is. two of which weighed , - lbs each
NJ. 4. Poolrr'> Grover Cleveland IS do
ing some fast work nov. and he will
make ii interesting for some of the con-
tcstants in the 80 elias, III Mystic Park.
| Boston. this fall.
Mr.. ElNcll Parks and wife of Boston
came to Sl,oWhegan by the early train OF
| Friday morning. and remained over the
sabbath as the guest OF Mr.. and Mr..
Elbriige Buiirr
Dr. H. b. Hill, assistant physician .al
the Insane Asylum. Augusta, and DR.. f.
II. :. Vaughan al.o OF The Asylum spent
sunday last with the parents al pr.
Vaughan in thi. Village.
The head of an immense oN recently
slaughtered b1 Nathan Thomas and
mounted by W.R.Gilorl. the Ia Niderm>t.
ornaments the market of T. II. lang.
The head i ~rumounted by a beautiful
pair Of horn> thai havca sprcad-of Iou
feet
\ ueN bIocl, i. going up at No.An,ou,
on the site of tin Carraha,-ct Bloch,
burned sometime since. Mr.. j. Clark vt
No New Portland ha~ purcha,ed,lh,
land and i erecting the block. Il brick
one the wood work being done under
the direction of George Barnard otrthi-
place and the brick work by Nm.
knights u Sons of thi~ place.
The graduating class of the HIGH
school very -cnsihIy. rs We think. voted
against receiving any bouquets or ba--
llrl~ OF flowers upon the stage and the
impression has obtained currency llat
Cuhun Hall WIS not 10 be decorated
upon the day of the graduating exercises
this vear. Ihi. is Incorrect The hall
will be prcttily decorated a. usual.
Geo. NJ. Fogg of Bangor, proprietor of
| Fogg- Electric Horse Remedies and
| Blood Purifier and other remedies. is
making II tour of Somerset towns with II
stylish double hitch, which indicates
that he i doing Il lively business He
gives the best guaranty that his remed-
ic- will do Just what he recommends
them To do. For sale in SkoWhcgan by
BiXbv u Buck and George Weymouth.
and by traders generally in other towns.
The Volunteer base ball club visited
No. Arson saturday last. where they
met the Madison club, and played thril
third and "rlbber" game ON neutral
grounds. The Volunteers put up lheil
usual strong game n Youngsters. aud
but for II wild throw would have come
off victorious as II WIS Il ten inning
game was necessary to decide the result
which MS Il 10 > against them. The
Madison nine WAS strengthened by three
of the former best players of the Carrl-
bassctts. These two clubs meet again
July 18th at Scion, and il will be Il game
| worth seeing.