The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

] Mt. anu MIS-. f. l.. + ora, lills week.
Frank l.. Eddy of Boston, came to
town, Monday night, for brief stay.
DIR. F. o. Sawyer makes his regular
monthly trip to Scion aud Bingham next
week.
Any one in want of a good, second
hand top buggy can buy at a bargain of
4 W. II. G.. Estes. 3w
Mrs. Geo Wentworth visited her
daughter, Mrs. p. ii. 5. Vaughan in
Augusta yesterday
Get your tickets for the forbett con-
cert at Patterns. Don't wait until the
best seats ale all gone.
DR.. F. O. Sawyer expects to occupy
his new purchase, the Cushing residence,
about the middle of May,
W. b. Steward is agent for the New
Armorside corset. one that is warranted
not to break over the hips.
Mrs. \. NJ. True of Yarmouth who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Geo.
W. Gray. returned home Tuesday,
Parmenas Encampment, and Carrabas-
set Lodge, |. O. o. +. will attend the
Bethany church next Sunday forenoon.
Theodore Harding of Pennington,
who is student at Colby University,
was the guest of his uncle, W. b. Fleteh-
er over Sunday.
Rev. l.. Il. Copeland, pastor of the
First Baptist church, arrived here with
his family, Friday last, and commenced
] his pastoral labors this week.
Mr.. Martin Smith and wife of Corn
vile, who have been with their son in
Foxboro Mass, fdn' some months, re-
turned home by Monday nights train.
Mr.. Chas, Playsc has taken a part of
John Dealys store, and is soon to re-
move his stock of boots and shoes there.
Mr. Pavse goes to Boston, next week,
for new goods.
Miss Mabel L. Ward returned Tuesday,
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank l..
Ross, in st, Stephen, y. Il. Mrs. Clar-
issa Ross, who passed the winter with
her sons in that city, returned at the
same time.
We are informed that Dir. Durrell at
Somervile Hospital, Mass, performed a
successful surgical operation upon Mrs.
Marcia Mitchell of Slowhegan, remoy-
ing tumor and that she is getting
along well.
Carrabassett Lodge, together with
Parmenas Encanlpment and Canton
Somerset have received invitations to
attend the dedicatory opening of the
new odd Fellows hall in Clinton the
18th of May.
Mr.. W. II. Norton came very near los
ing the sight of his left eye recently, by
being hit with a piece OF wood from a
saw. 1t was a dangerous wound he re-
ceiyed but is apparently doing nicely at
present.
NJ. f. Stevens advertises "A May night
ball in Millers Hall So. Norridgewocl
Tuesday evening, next, with ho'
turkey supper at his hotel, the Sawyer
House. kendalfs complete orchestra is
to furnish the music.
Assessors of the Village corporation
have appointed j. Smith Nuttng of the
Fire department, chief engineer; John
H. Steward, LIST assistant; Lyman ID
Murphy. 2nd assistant; Charles ID
Young, engineer of the steamer.
+ Garden seeds OF every description NJ
Patterson's. He represents all the ia
nous seed houses such as Jerome b
Rice, d. NJ Ferry, Lyman, Ezra viii
liams, +. p. burbank, and Dunlaps
His stock is new and he invites YOU tc
call and get prices.
Frank p. Bennett. editor of the Amer
can Wool Reporter, Boston. accompani
ed by his wife, have been paying Somer-
set County visit, and We're guests al
Hotel Coburn Tuesday night and por.
ton of Wednesday. During their stay
they were driven about town by Levi.
Anderson and wife.
We understand the pay roll of thu
Bloomfield Shoe Co., last month Wa
over 81. 900. This is a snug amount o
money to be distributed in town. bu
have faith to believe it will reach double
that amount within a year from now, al
the goods this firm have made. mee
with hatterng reception from tn,
trade.
In the case. Lena lIanralan V. John
Donigan. in which Il verdict WAS giver
for the plaintiff for 1929 and was to have
gone TO the law court on motion for {
new trial. the defense has concluded tt
abide the verdict and has paid the
damages awarded by the jury witt
interest and costs of court amounting Il
S3sS 4G.
Dog owners who have not taken out q
license for their dogs are not only liable
to have their dogs shot but are liable to
be fined SO, if any one makes, com
plant. S. to the town and 81 to the per
son entering the complaint. The town
clerk says but few canine owners have
complied with the law aud those who