The Somerset reporter., 1890-03-20
In bed.spreads at Stewards.

Mrs. M. A. Taylor Is In New York and
Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Parker went TO
Boston, Monday.
Hon. s. A. Nye of Fairfield was In
town Tuesday.
The weather the past week has been
decidedly March-y.
Mohair Brilliauts SO In. wide only 371S
cts. at Ordway's.
Thos. II. Anderson made a trip TO
Boston last week.
C. II. Atkinson went to Greenville, N.
H., Monday morning.
The fan edge ribbons for dress trim
mings at Ordway's.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Wildes returned
Wednesday from Boston.
See those ladies' seamless hose. 2 pr.
for 25 cts. at Ordway's.
Get your tickets Saturday for "Around
the World in so Days.
George Gushing and wife are now
domiciled In their new residence.
Hon. VIM. Philbrick returned from
Boston on Monday evenings train.
Miss Dunton departed, Monday morn
ing, for New York, to remain two weeks.
W. H wildes has been confined to his
iak dor ha
past week.
Mr.. d. f. Judkins passed portion Of
the past week at his parents home in
Athens.
Miss Linda Graves went, Monday morn
Ing, to Kents Hill where she will take
course.
Remnant Percales for shirtings,
childs waists and dresses, only cts.
yard at Stewards.
Mr.. Edw. M. Heath is on a business
trip to New York and may extend 1t as
far west as Ohio.
The next meeting of the Sorosis will
be held at Hotel Coburn on Wednesday
evening Of next week, the 26 h inst
Miss Lora Withsm returp<d from Bos-
ton Tuesday night. after au absence of
several months in Massachusetts.
The new spring dress goods are going
fast at Ordway's, SO make Jour selections
while the assortment is large.
The subject of sermon, next Sunday at
N. E. church, will be 1.-The Only Name"
A cordial welcome for all who will at
tend.
Have you tried It? The Pilot Boy
Tobacco at Patterson's, the grocers. 1t
is a fine smoke and the biggest plug for
the money in the market.
As Miss T. B. Colby was walking tow
ard the station to take the afternoon
train Tuesday for Waterville she slipped
falling upon the ice, breaking her thigh.
J. N. Smith received 80 gallons of
Microbe Killer, Saturday morning and AZ
gallons went out Saturday and Monday.
He had to telegraph for 30 more Tuesday.
Mr.. Delano, the baker, is evidently
looking for an increased business in his
line this summer, and has prepared for 1t
by putting in an extra oven and making
other decided improvements.
Chas. Farbrotber returned from Bos-
ton and Worcester, Sunday morning,
bringing with him several horses which
he purchased in the latter city. Among
the number are a few good draft and
driving horses which viii II De offered Tor
sale at low prices.
S. W. Philbrick was called to Green
Vile Tuesday, on business connected with
the Moosehead Lake Navigation Co., of
which company he is the treasurer. We
learn that this company have bought
another steamer to be used in this bust
on the Lake.
The prizes awarded by Russell Post, for
the boys and girls in the ticket contests
were awarded as follows: LIST prizes to
the daughter of Edw. Walker and to
w llic, youuS eou VI oco. W. hhWCs,
I'd to young son of Con Webb, and to
Belle Scall IN.
The great spectacular drama, "Around
the World in so Days" is to appear at
the Opera House, Skowhegan, next Tues
day evening. This is reported to be the
largest Company that ever visited this
place. and carrying an entire carload Of
special scenery. They will probably have
q full house. Tickets will be on sale at
Bixby & Bucks next Saturday morning.
James o. Bradbury, Esq, was in town
Thursday last, en- route from Athens to
Portland. He was In Athens In the in
terest Of the S. & M. Railroad Company
looking over the ground with a view Of
extending the road of that company
from Hartland to Athens, also prospect
ing for the extension Of a telephone line
from Hartland to Athens. The short
piece of road Pittsfeld to Hartland,
miles. pays running expenses. only and
the owners want to exteLd to increase the
business and improve the property.