The Somerset reporter., 1889-03-28
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Mrs. LIZZIE i4ohpaiu ~ JAIN "s"'" -
Oldways.
Col. A. W. Wildes was at Augusta
Tuesday,
Bank Examiner Hnrd passed Sunday at
the lieselton.
Special bargains in cotton underwear
at Ordway's.
Maj. Claiming OF Fairfield was in town
yesterday.
Buy spring jacket of White &
Wildes
Mr.. VIM. A. Pitts is on trip to MaSsa-
chusetts.
r. G. Leighton of Portland was in
town over Sunday.
Ordway has fine assortment of all
kinds of ribbons.
w, S. Plummer of Lewiston, was in
town over Sunday.
The schools in the village commence
Monday next.
Representative Sprague of Dexter was
In town Saturday last
l.. T. Boothby. Esq, of Waterville'
was in town yesterday.
Fine quality of Baritz kid gloves for
81 90 at White & Wildes'.
Maney Holt shipped one car of cattle
from this station Monday.
B.F Eaton and family are domiciled at
the Heselton for the summer.
Have YOU seen Baisdelrs spring style
hats? He has all the new ones
Mrs. william Tucker is visiting her
son and family in Marlboro, Mass
Mr.. C. II. Cunningham of Augusta was
in town over Sunday, returning Monday.
We will be ready for business April 4
or 9th New England Clothing Co. 80
Water St.
Rev ID. Il. Holt preached for Bethany
church Sunday last, In the absence OF
the pastor.
See the serge dress goods for so cts. in
Is different shades at Ordways. 1t beats
them all
Rev. Mr.. Chanlon of Waterville was in
town Monday, the guest of Rev Mr.
IIamakers.
Col. Elias Miliken of Augusta, and
Calvin Totman were registered at Hotel
Heselton last night.
Miss Babb will entertain the Sorosis at
the residence of Mrs. A. r. Bixby, next
Wednesday evening.
II. d. Patterson made a quick trip to
| Vinalhaven Saturday, passing Sunday
with his people in that town.
r.. S. IIllman has sold his store at Mad
| ison to George Trask and has bought a
| large bankrupt stock at Pittsfleld
W. H. Wildes starts for New York and
Boston Friday. We look for a fine line
of dress good and trimmings upon his
return.
Senator Haynes, of Waterville, and
Alderman Brown of the same city, were
pitted against each other in Judge Fosters
Court, yesterday.
Hon. Geo. Il. Macumber, of Augusta
was in town Tuesday, on his way to Mad
ison to adjust the losses on the fire that
occurred there Saturday night
Capt. Amos Tobie was home from his
lumber camp Monday on Carry Town re-
turning Wednesday. He reports very
good hauling there this week.
IN Hon. Geo. d. Bisbee of Buckheld'
State bank examiner was in town yester-
day to make an examination OF Somerset
Savings Bank and Somerset Loan and
Trust Company.
There will be grand social dance at
Fairgrieves, Hall, on Friday April 9TH
under the auspices of the o. M. ..
b., of Skowhegan. Music by joys full
orchestra All are cordially INVITED.
Hon. +. F. Webb of Waterville was in
court irving a case for the House lnsur-
ance Company of New York. Squire
Hackett was the lawyer for the plaintiff
and the case goes to the law court
CkOWHepaU OuSHt W navy WV S'N''SO
painting of horse so life like that
kitten went up and kissed 1t on the
mouth This is reported as TACT by
credible witnesses How is this for the
artist.
Evander ]. Mitchell, f. NJ. Savage and
w. Goodrich of Skowhegan; Eugene
Keene of Canaan, and George Leavitt OF
Clinton, left this town for Red Blum,
California. where they are to be employ
ed in the numbering business.
Mr.. G. B. Fairgrieves having leased the
half interest of Geo. W. Savage, Will run
the camps at Carry Pond, the coming
season. With Georges knowledge OF the
wants of thorough sportsman, visitors
can rest assured they will find things
o. X.
The large stable on the Jacobs lot, the
property of the Bethany Baptist church
was sold at auction, Saturday last, for
1866. to X. II. Merrill & Son, who will
move it to vacant lot they have on Hes
elton ST. Tn, re were several bidders
for the property.
And now the village youths and maid
ems HE themselves to the suburban sugar
camps absorb unreasonable quantities oil
the delicious maple sweet, while the
husbandman looks on with amazed sor-
row as the prospective profits OF his
spring campaign are dissipated.
The publishers of this paper have re-
Gently purchased new fre-proof SAFE
and their customers who may owe them
balances, large or small, on account or
subscription, need not fear that they can
not safely keep the money and therefore
hesitate about paying 1t.
A terrible thing, but it must be done.
Ordway has bought the entire fancy dry
goods stock of King & Wards, and says
he will sell it at so cts. on dollar to
close it out at once. This sale TO COM
mence at A. NJ. Saturday, March Both.
Call and examine as soon as doors are
open, as it will go quick at these prices.
Mr.. NJ. P Waterman and family, after
residence of over quarter OF century
in our place, are to depart on Wednesday
next for Washington Territory, where
they are to make their future home, al
ready having married daughter settled
there. Mr.. Waterman was for many
vaars oorpocto1 Nth tho railroad be-