The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-26

.lo will do it. Read Ward, adj
n4putv sheriff F. l.. Harding was in
pan Yesterday.
Mr.. f. &. Emerson i on visit 10
!, plrrnt, in Everett, Mass.
Geo. H. Arnold went to Gardiner yes
.,l,v. remaining ever night
II. Allen Esq. of Mercer was in
,sg Yesterday and loakel in on the
gnoEIEa
meeting OF somerset Chapter Il. \.
| .on, will lac held tomorrow. Friday
tr,aiuS,
Nj. Hattie Elliot, who during her
def visit in town MAS The gust Of DR..
l,rit 5nd fanily, departed thi. MORN
,hnia Nile~ las appointed William
| Nuid OF Fairfield deputy sheriff To
| an the vacancy there caused by resigna-
fm
People have begun to evince interest
The coming concert ina pleasing way,
rq numb + of seats already sold is en-
cun-ins.
Having decided not to employ MILL
lar hi, fall T. b. " j, \. Colby offer
| f.ir stock of velyets, grapes, feathers,
|nlmcnts, etc, etc, at greatly reduced
I.ices
Miss Mary stuart futile. who has
stn in Wateville Tor several days past,
|gsagel in drilling the cast. who are
|.on to produce Tongfellow'S Dream
h that city, returned home Tuesday.
The REroRrER is under obligations to
Charlie, f. Nash, Augusta, publisher of
HI, Maine Farmers Almanac. for Il copy
/ that valuable publication for the year
|N4. 1t is an old friend and familiar to
|te eye
>upj Butler i soon to establish II
|Nlt of signals for the town schools. to
b. blown from the shoe factory, which
nIl announce when there is to be one
4.son of school and also when mo Sos
ion will he held
Mrs. Jos. Robinson went to Greenfield,
la.s.. suberb of Boston. Tuesday
morning last to assist in the care of her
..ier. Mrs. Dir. kilgorc, who As well as
i4r husband was recently injured in a
carriage accident quite severely.
Mr. Geo. \. Humphrey, who with his
wife and baby has been on a visit of two
week, to his p ople in Amherst, Mass,
rtarned home Tuesday night. This
wa. the first vacation Mr.. Humphrey has
tlken since assuming the superintendent
q Of the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery,
period of six years.
Henry Richards of Gardiner, WAS al
Hotel Coburn over Monday night. Tues
day morning it was this gentleman's in
pnion to take IA bicycle ride to his home
10 company with several of our young
business men who ride wheels, going
via. Nassalboro, China. etc. a distance
d 80 miles, which il was proposed to
over during the forenoon. The rain.
toweyer, prevented the trip.
Mrs. II. II. Haynes of Bangor, who
vent to Boston some weeks ago to pur-
sue her musical studies with Charles X.
Adams, has accepted fine position in
the Unitarian church choir at Licking
ton Mass. Mrs Haynes was one of
Mrs. Helen Winslow's most promising
pupils. Mrs. Haynes was Skowhegan
girl, Miss Brown daughter of W. NJ. +.
Brown Esq, and her many friends here
ie pleased at her success.
Of the artists who compose the Jessie
'olthoui Co. that appears at Coburn
Hall on the evening of Nov. LIST, under
The local management of the Congrega-
tonalist society, the press criticisms
are extremely complimentary. Miss
'outhoui the reader, needs no introduce
ton to Il Skowhegan audience having
ippeared here several times in recent
tears making warm friends, who can
but be glad of til" opportunity to listen
ioher again, alI ~e predict for Mrs,
" F, Shaw, the soprano, Mrs. Nelly :.
ldelle, the violnist, David Lithgoe, the
BARITONE, and Walter A. Pick, the ac-
'mpanist, the same warm welcome.
The advance sale of tickets was opened
Bixby & Bucks, yesterday.