The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-09

Prompt and careful attention given To
Pierce.
Mr.. ;. ". Iawton started three car
loads of hoop poles for Boston, Monday
morning.
+. +. Farrin writes the REPORTER thai
there is talk of a celebration of the 18th
of July at Brighton.
The young people of the NJ. T.. Church
will give II Lobster supper next Wednes-
day evening from 6 to :.
Miss Sadie Wood of Wilton one of our
teachers left for her home Monday morn
ing to spend the summer vacation.
Tickets for The Burglar. on Thurs
day night will be %, IS and 80 cents, in
stead of as advertised, 80. - and 81 90.
{. W. Day on Madison street wants
another ear load of potatoes this week
for which he will pay - cents per bush
el.
People are fast getting ON to the fact
that they can always secure Il good
bargain in II harness of l.. W. Chase. He
had a new stock come in last week.
The water company are laying pines
from the corner of Cedar ST.. out and
across the track and the entire length of
Mt. Pleasant ave. by c. \. Williams
residence.
Their is Il prospect that several Eng
fish young men, employees of the WOODEN
mill may form an English Rugby foot
ball team and invite the team from San
ford to play them here on the 18th Of
July.
Rev. 5. BiNby of lIanlcy. Mass. is
spending few day with his brother.
Hon. \. K. BiNby,
Miss {. NJ. BiNby of Pennington Is
spending some weeks with the family of
her brother, Hon. \. X. Bixby.
Hon. L. II. Webb arrived home Mon
day morning from the south much i'm
proved in health. He expected to come
Saturday but was delayed in Benton.
The annual cncampment of the Maine
Sons of Veterans occurs at Belfast this
week. and on the evening of June 9th'A.
+. Clark Post of that city tender cthe
visitors campfire and banquet. Dept.
Com. Dyer is to respond To the toast
The &. \. Il" ut that time.
Mr. W. j. Morse and wife of Portland.
came to town saturday night, remaining
over the sabbath as the guests of Mrs.
Morse mother. Mrs. Ann Jacobs. Mrs
Morse has but recently returned from II
YEAR musical study in Europe.
Mr.. j. &. Forrest returned from Man
chester. y. H.. ON saturday morning
last, and there is Il strong possibility
that he may again engage in his former
business in town. rs Il partner with +.
G.. Pooler d Go.
Mr.. W. NJ. Barker states that the RE-
PORTER did him injustice in stating that
he thought his son Carol Z. cured. He
had no such thought hut the sou was al
lowed to come home ON his fathers re-
quest. on the condition that he should
pay his expenses back to the asylum. if
it was found necessary to send him there
again.
1t was not large audience that greet
ed the spectacular production of Faust
At Coburn Hall on Saturday evening
last, but those present witnessed II rare
treat in the WAY of spectacular effects
never before seen here. The stage set
tin@s were great and the effects from the
calcium and electric lights particularly
pleasing. The company was first class.
and it is 10 he regretted thai thr attend
anee WAS no larger.
The WaterVlle base ball team came to
Skowhcgan Saturday afternoon last,
playing with the Volunteers weakest
team. but nevertheless they suffered an
overwhelming defeat al the hands of our
Youngsters. The Sharp games pm up by
the youngsters Who represent the Vol
untrcrs. WIS Il source al surprise 10 the
spectators, and il looked at one time IL.
if they would shut out illo visitors: as il
was. the WatcrAilr- made all heir
scores in one inning. AIg0e and Don
allison were the battery for the Noln-
tcers, aud they eXcrllel i'll th'ir posi-
tions The result was Is to g