The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-10

dreh's bonnets at Mrs Flaggs.
Another lot Of those all wool drcs
goods for 90 cts. at ordway's.
Call at Kendall Bros and see their new
papers and carpets; prices low.
Hon. d. d. Stewart will return to hi.
home in st. Alban, next week
Tickets to "rhrowii upon the Norl1,
3j and 30 cents at BiNby 4 Bucks.
Don't 90 to lIarl's new Shoe Store un-
less you're willing to save money.
Look at new parasols at King 4 Wards
Also lot of fans received to-day.
i The first meeting of the proposed
bicycle club is to be held this evening
Dr. Fellows is expected to arrive home
= from his European trip about June 10th.
Mrs. \. y. Burke of Bingham has an
advertisement of mllinary goods this
week,
Col. J. w. Spauldng was in town
Tuesday, returningto Portland Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Ruth Mantcr of the firm Mantcr x
Blake, Madison, is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Last week G. x NJ. Nolin shipped some
of their justly celebrated Grass Hooks to
Portland, Oregon.
Ice Cream If you want something nice
by the pint quart or gallon you should
call at S. Whittiers
If you don't want to pay a fine drive
slowly across the bridges This matter
is being looked after
+. b, Heselton shipped nice hoise 20
New York Monday. The price paid rang
ed from 500 to S275.
Two Square Pianos to rent or will sell
them cheap; also Il nice Woods Organ
at "Smith's Music Store
Rev. Miss Haynes has been engaged by
the Unversaist Society for the coming
year commencing June lst,
DIR. S. \. Patterns services are in de
mand, Decoration day. He delivers an
address at Madison this year.
Il, 7. Patten offers one IL inch Expert.
spade handles, ball hearings all round. for
S9j, or to let for the season at $50.
In the notice of Gould Bros. special
sale on our first page it should read reg
uar price, $500, at only 81 81" instead
of Sl,7j.
Great excitement in millinery at Curtis.
He is selling trimmed school hats for
Is cts, and Rough and Ready hats and
bonnets - cts.
The directors of the Kcnncbec Log
Driving Company met at Augusta, Tues
day, for the transaction of necessary
routine business
\ meeting of the Board of Trade is
called for Monday evening next at q. A.
r. Hall. Let us have good turnout.
See notice elsewhere.
The residents of the South end of Main
street are considerably elated at the pro-
posed continuation of the sidewalk out as
far as Bloomfield street
Don't overlook the REPORTER STRIFE
MINT this week. The County news and
other items and articles are well worthy
of the attention of our readers,
Ladies in want of black silk look at
W. B. Stewards stock. He has one lie
warrants New line of sunshades, Jersey
underwear and slate colored kid gloves
John ID. Stevens, who has been employ
ed at the oil cloth factory for several
years, left this week with his family for
Winthrop, where they will live ON farm.
r. 7. Patten has disposed of three more
bicycles since our last is,ue, bringing his
total for this year to nine. Mr. Atkinson
has also increased his total to five during
the same time.
Mr. d. II Evans of the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary will preach at Cornyille,
next Sunday the 18th inst. We are not
informed of the hour but presume it will
be in the forenoon.
J. O. Bradbury, Esq., of Hartand,
leaves for Kentucky Monday next to in
vestgate the Bean property matter in
which many Harmony people are inter
cstcd.
The indications are that Thrown upon
the world will be greeted by large
house as nearly one hundred seats were
sold yesterday at BXby Bucks, one of
the biggest sales on record for the first
day.
The Methodist General Con ference in
sess on in New York has excluded the
female delegates, that were trying for
admission and remanded the question of
female representation to the local coli
ference.
Very Rev. Charles O'Caron V. G. of
Three Rivers, Canada is on friendly Wis
it to Rev. Mr.. GencreauX of this village,
His principal business in the state is in
connection with the new Ursuline school
at Watcrvile.
Now is your time to select fishing
outfit of all grades and prices. Split
bamboo, Lance wood and Green Heart
rods, and general line of sporting goods,
sold at bottom prices. Call and see for
yourself at S. Whitter's.
Mrs. X. IL. Townsend was rendered Il
pleasant surprise on Saturday evening of
last week by the members of her Sunday
School class. Mrs. Minnie Barnes in be-
half of the class presented Mrs Townsend
with a beautiful silver cake basket.
Mr. F. II. Fassett architect came to
town, Tuesday afternoon and yesterday
looked over the Leavitt street school
house, the old academy building and the
lot near Mr.. Avor's, preparatory to the
extension of the former, the repair of
the academy building and the erection of
new house on the Avor lot
Mr.. Chas. Walker of Canaan, a carpen
ter by trade, lost the sight of one of his
eyes early in the winter, by accidently
hitting it with an awl More recently the
other eye has been troubled, and on Tues
day morning he came to this place and
took the morning train for Boston, where
he goes to the hospital for treatment.
The Augusta Ministerial Association of
the Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at Skowhegan June 2jth to 27th
/ inclusive. An attractive programme has
/ been prepared commencing with ser
mon Monday evening June 2jth, by Rev.
T. f. Jones. Tuesday and Wednesday
there will be addresses and es ays and