The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-05

blankets at cost to close.
The Sorosls will meet with Miss Mabe
Ward next Wednesday afternoon.
II you want pair of bed blanket
cheap, don't forget Stewards blanke
sale.
The "Pie Dinner" given by the lsdiel
OF the Uniyersalist society at G. A. r
Hall on Tuesday las. met with the usua
patronage accorded those good cooks.
1t is expected special train will rur
from Watervlle on the night of the l2tb
Inst, to accommodate several couples
from that city who wish to attend the
concert and ball.
Russell Relief Corps will meet to-mor.
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock, instead OF
$50. Ladies please notice change OF
time. 1t is hoped every member will
make an effort to be present.
The largest and latest sheep ever kill
ed in this vicinity, WAS dressed by
Cairns & Goodrich last week, and has
been on exhibition at their store; dressed
weight ITO lbs. Raised by s. J. Williams,
Cornville.
Rose Glycerlne Jelly is new toilet
preparation recently placed upon the
market by H. W. Gushing, the apotheca-
ry. 1t is put up IN convenient form and
has many good qualities to commend 1t
to the attention of the ladies.
Conductor Chandler Informed US this
morning that the buildings on the Water
vile poor farm were burned last night.
1t is feared that some of the inmates per-
ished in the flames as several have not
been found yet.
A large party of friends, mostly men,
bers of the Universallst society gave Mr..
Francis Seveno and wife "surrrlse par
ty" on Tuesday evening last, it being the
occasion of Mr.. Seveno's birthday. Sub
stantial tokens of remembrance were left
with the respected couple.
Mr.. A. j. Pettengill Of Sioux Fall. d.
T., representing a syndicate of capitalists
of that place was here last week to in
vestigate the tanning process as done by
the Leland Tanning Co. and to confer
with the proprietors In regard to estab-
fishing a plant In Dakota. Theso parties
offer good inducements to the company
to locate plant at Sioux Falls.
Miss Stella Foster, who presidea so ac-
ceptably over the First Grammar school
In this place has recently organic ID a So
ciety known as the ''In As Much Circle
of Kings Daughters" The officers are
Stella Foster, president; Cornelia Snow,
vice president; Berl wslton, rec. sec'y.,
Blanche Clark, cor sec'y; Jettie R. Gage.
treas. Fannie Stevens, Lulu Cass and
Grace Emery, social committee; Blanche
Clark, Mae Dascomb and Stella Jones,
sick committee.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of next week, Feb. 10 and IL, occurs the
annual entertainments given by Russell
Post, G. A. r., and we predict for the
libersl patronage. The
this season are given
strictly by home talent, and consist of
music, both by the Mando
lin club and local violinists and pianists,
by select readings and vocal
music, while on one evening drama is
to:be presented. All our people know to
what good use the funds thus raised by
Russell Post are put to, aud should lend
helping hand on this account, II for no
other reason.
Bargains in corset covers at 80 cents at
M. B. Heselton's
Mention was made in our columns q
few weeks since of the death of Joseph
P. Adams, of Malbon's Mills. We now
record that of his daughter, Miss
Josephine, which occurred at St. Adams,
Thursday, Jan. 20, at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Orrin A. Parkman. with whom
she had be en- visiting since last October.
She was the last of her family her father,
mother, and older sister, having all died,
like herself, of consumption. She was
born In st. Albans, but came to our town
some seventeen years ago. Here she
made many friends. who now sincerely
mourn her death. Her sickness was long
and distressing. but the eLd was both
calm and joyful. The funeral took place
at her late home at Malbon's Mills on
Sunday forenoon last, aud was conducted
by Rev. c. V. Hanson. An excellent
quartette rendered the tribute Of song.
Kind friends brought beautiful floral
Offerings. The survivors Of this house
hold. who have been to her as a mother
and brothers, have the sympathy Of their
friends in these dark houra