The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
COUNTY AND LOCAL ITEMS.

stormy saouai"'
C,urt sets In two weeks, with Judge
Libbey presiding.
Just received at Misses King and Clark's
frippes, cords, plush orpaments, etc.
The last OF the course OF assemblies, at
the Heseltou, comes II nexi Monday even
lug
Our merchants report trade the past
week better than at any tine since the
holidays.
Those who have promised US wood should
haul 1t at once, as our supply Is about COM
plete.
Mr.. r. E. Hammond shipped car load
of apples from this tation yesterday after
noon foi Portlant.
County Commissioners Court yesterday
The auditing of few bills was about nll
the business transacted.
Choice styles In new Spring Percales,
Csmbrics, Prints and White Goods just re-
ceived at w. B. Stewards.
Pleasure, satisfaction, happiness, JOY,
and delight, by using Jadwin's Pine Tar
Syrup. Sold by Geo. Gushing.
The Universalist sociabie and entertain
ment held at the residence Of W. II. Pears
on last week was grand success.
Many roofs that had hitherto withsto cd
the thaws of the past winter, had to sue
cumb to that Of Sunday and Monday.
A meeting of the Gen.! Isaac Over Camp
Sons of Veterans will be held at the Meth
odlst vestry this, Wednesday Eve, at 1880
O'Clock.
Mr.. w. varney Of South Norridgew ock
left a hen's egg with US yesterday, that
measured 81 by 81 inches around 1t, and
weighed ounces.
One OF the best pieces of business traL-
sacted at the town meeting Monday was
the prohibiting of teams crossing our
bridges faster than a walk.
E. s. Prescott remoGed last week into
his new quarters with Mr.. Flagg and this
week Geo. D. Arnold has got settled In the
store left vacant by Prescott's removal.
The snow has been melting and settling
very fast the past week. About the rail
road crossing bare ground will soon be
visible and the small boy and marbles are
sure to follow.
The superintendent and assistant super
tencent of the Congregational Sunday
school give supper TO the school at their
vestry this Wednesday evening. Every
member is cordially invited.
The District Lodge of Good Templars
meets with Loyalty Lodge, of this place,
next Friday, the 9Th inst. There are to be
three sessions, at 1890, 9 and 7.30 O'Clock.
A full attendance is expected.
HI Henry's famous minstrel's gave an
other of their burnt cork entertainments at
Coburn Hall last Friday evening to full
house. The G. A. R. boys played the com
pany on shares and Yetted good thing.
The closing entertainment of the Nor.
ridgewock Classical Institute, consisting
OF recitations, declarations, instrumental
and vocal music, will be given at the
school building ON Thursday evening,
March 18th.
Remember to call and see US when In
want OF anything in calling or address
cards as We can show you as fine an assort-
ment 10 gilt edge, bevel edge, plain, round
or square corners, ETC., to be seen this side
of Boston. We have over fifty different
styles.
A large crowd, that completely blocked
Madison street from the corner of Elm to
Water streets, was collected one day last
week to hear woman from the suberbs
BLACKBOARD man In rather loud language
to be used by female. She held sway for
quite a time encouraged by the cheers of
the men and boys assembled, but later
Oficer Thyng appeared on the scene un-
hitched her horse that was standing near,
and placing her in the pung bid. her depart
for home. The crowd then quickly dis
persed.
The Auditor of the town of Smith1eld is
man who goes to work and rakes things
over In q very business like sort OF way
In his brief and pointed report he brings
to light various bluDders aud makes scath
Ing exposures OF inefitiency on the part
Of his brother officials. For instance, he
says he finds an order In the treasury on
which money was paid to buy books for the
town, while the records show that 1t was
for bridge planks. He Is right and we sus
tain him In his objection. The town where
he lives ought not to 60 to swapping books
into bridge planks.
We publish below the program of the
entertainment TO be given at Coburn Hall,
next Friday evening, for the benefit Of the
High School library. We heartily approve
the undertaking, and earnestly commend 1t
to our citizens as worthy of generous rat-
ronsge. Let US help the boys and girls
who are trying to help themselves. They
are attempting to secure for themselves
the means for broader culture. Let US en-.
courage them 10 their efforts by contribu-
ting our quarters; especially so, as they
will give US an equivalent for the money
invested, Friday night. The program is as
follows:
Music, Orchestra
The Boarding School Elopement from
Nae ADnLs STEWARD.
Tho Perils Of the Minee,
ELLA GIRrRuDH NASH.
Norah and the Spirits.
NIDA r. VINE.
The Pilot Story, ". d. HoioeHi
MABEL GOODWIN.
How Ruby Played. Jud Brownin,
when visiting N. Y, goes to hear
Rubenstein, and gives the follow
ing escription.
ALICE GIRrRVDn ROBINSON.
IxrEanlss1ox. REFRESHMENTS, Music
PART II.
Two scsnes from Longfel0w's Golden Legends.
LIT Some, Prologue StraebeFg Cathedral. Nigh
trying TO tear down the Cr0ee.