The Somerset reporter., 1890-09-04
90 TO Judkins 4 Dunton's for shir
nannels and woolens.

Is visiting relatives In this town.
Velvet ribbons all widths also the satir
backs, at Ordway's.
G. X. York and Mrs. York of West At
hens were In town last week.
Mr.. G. B. Russell Of Maiden, Mass.
was in town few days last week.
Full new line of school cards at E. w
Moore's, Bingham.
E. W. Marston, Esq. of Oakland, Cal.
has been In town for few DAYS thi,
week.
Miss Lizzie Hussey and her aunt Mis-,
Leighton are on trip to Boston thi.
week.
Walter Pullen and wife departed fol
their home In Hoboken, N. Y. by Tues
days tssln.
Mr.. Alder, Lyon and wife and Berf
Lyon returned TO their home In Boston or
Monday last.
Mrs. John Robinson and Miss I'm.
returned from Old Orchard Beach OF
Monday last.
Misses Ida and Helen Town of Water
Vile have been the guests Of Miss Grace
Colby the past week.
Mrs. Emma Halves and Master Willie
have returned home from several weeks
stay at Old Orchard
DIR. Geo. E. White of Sandwich, Mass
is visiting in town for a brief time, his
annual vacation.
A new stock of yarns at Stewards best
grade of scotch, spanish, saxony and
country yarn.
Mrs. W. H. Wiggln of Belfast departed
on Monday last for three months visit
to her sister In Schuyler Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ssml Whittier returned
Monday night from their sojourn in Au-
burn, Portland and the Islands.
Miss Flora Reed of East Madison took
the train here Monday morning for Bos-
ton where she is visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Kidder who have
passed the summer at Old Orchard Beach
have returned to their home In this place.
Mrs. Samuel Steward, who has been the
guest Of her son, w. B. Steward, re.
turned to her home yesterday after
noon.
Messrs, Robert Eliot and Robert Gray
of Lawrence, Mass. were the guests OF
Jas. Holt over the Sabbath. Monday they
went to Carry Ponds for few days fish
ing.
Mrs. Hannah P. Eden of WaJervile
was the guest of Geo. Philbrick and
family over the Sabbath. Mrs. Eden de-
parts for European trip on the 9Th
inst.
Lewiston Commandery Sir Knights
brought their colored property man,
"Ssm" along with them, and he, too,
shared In the bounties bestowed upon the
visitors.
Geo. w. Halves, with his usual enter.
prise on such occasions, had display of
masonry. and implements in one Of his big
windows Tuesday, that must have been
pleasing to our visitors.
Harvey d. White was among the
passengers of Monday morning from
this station. He was en- route to Boston
and has entered the Bryant and Stratton
enmmarcial college in that city.
Mrs. John Ambrose and Misses Nellie
and Annie were called to Scion Saturday
to attend the funeral services of Mrs.
Mary Mahoney who died after long IL
ness Thursday the 20 instant.
New styles in ladies' gossamers at Jud-
kins and Dunton's.
Mr.. H. L. Dow of Boston Mass, has
been the guest of Miss Nellie Jewett of
Madison st. Mr.. Dow and Miss Jewett
departed by Mondays train for brief
visit to the parents of Mr.. Dow In Mon
roe, Maine.
The members Of the A. O. U. W. will
not be called on for an assessment in
Sept. An organization numbering close
to 1000 members having only one death
to report for the space Of thirty days,
must be in healthy condition.
Every school teacher In Maine is Inter-
ested In the letter writing contest for the
three valuable prizes, $50, $40, and 500,
offered by The Atkinson House Furnish
ing Co. First prize QIsker Range.
Pride In the work of their scholars will
interest them. Read the Atkinson adv.
The property and plant of the Cara.
basset Pulp Company and the Flberite
Manufacturing Co. have been attached
by the Second National Bank. Bushes
Is suspended In the former and In the
mill of the latter work has been suspends
ed since the Company finished making
hay caps some weeks since.
Rev. A. ]. Racklif, pastor of the Con-
grecstional church, has returned from
his vacation, and services will be held In
the vestry on Thursday evening at 7. 10
and ON Sunday evening at O'Clock P. M.
Work on the interior Of the church is
progressing rapidly, and 1t is confidently
expected that services will be resumed as
early as Sept. 81.
10 different shades 10 India Twill dress
goods only so cts. yard, at Ordway's.
They have very desirable, and extern
siye assortment Of Remnants at the
Wooden Mill this season, consisting of
Broad Cloth, Overcoatings, Cassimeres,
Cloaklngs and Dress goods, both plaids
and stripes: Also some late and choice
patterns suitable for ladies fall and
spring jackets and circulars. all Of which
are offered at extremely low prices. Az
The organ concert given by DR.. Minor
G. Baldwin Of Chickering Hall N. Y, In
the First Baptist Church last Monday
evening was attended by large audience
consisting In the most part, Of our best
and most music loving people. DR.. Bald
win proved TO every one his perfect con-
troll of the organ, his playing Oft times re-
minding one Of an orchestra - the diff
ferent representative qualities OF tone
were made to appear, under his skillful
manipulation. He received several hearty
recalls during the evening.
The Steamer "Star of the East" will
make an excursion from Boston TO Bar
Harbor, leaving Boston on Saturday,
Sept. 9Th, at 3, P. M. Returning will
arrixa in Rnston ON Monday morning