The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-03
Kid gloves G3 els, at Ordway's.

in Portland
Mr. Chas. Mason of Hartland vas in
town Monday last.
las. Lumsden has II good house for
rent on l urner Avenue.
Remnants in ladies dress goods at
Coburn Wooden Mills
Have you seen the trimmed hats for t
Sl.50 81 90 and 81 30 at The Bouquet"
Miss {. f. Burril, dressmaAer, re-
turned from Boston Saturday afternoon.
Ralph Ames is the new clerk at II. W.
W. Cushing's, succeeding Thos. Far
rand.
Mr.. George f. Fillebrown of Madison,
was in town yesterday and made the RE
PORTER flee call.
Mrs. W. +. Cleveland, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Emery return
ed To Passport Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred L. Conant returned
home OH Tuesday from their visit OF
some weeks in kentucky.
~ ''o,' - '''e o"i 'l0'7', ie",i,'' , IVA
ing ii at the Register OF Deed office.
Miss Annie MurIy made visit to her
~ = - ',....' hiaraIo
','''','7
The ladies are securing some particu-
| larI.r ,,ratt,- Arn.. troaI5 for littlp
larry pretty afess eooos' loi H'''o
money Ill 'ho>e remnants oelnS eiose"
ou'sae Tue Soouf1 " ooieh NILS
Inc 9oi'eise1 NouutH l'"eiieis oon-
Yen'lon 1ila' WAS IL nave p'en 'ioio'' Al
9ou'" Nof'laSe"oeN' III 'e'ooei i''s
oeea posi- Poneo uatii fIioaa' NoVe"l0eI
SUI
+. d. Ia1erfiere. Who MAS with the
Fucker circus band, when the show
stranded here, and since has played bass
WIN ilooo oano' iei' '''iN morning w
worcester. where lie Is u Jo'" ''e ~
iieHiS ai'''s'iei o'n'''
The races at Fairfield park were not
largely attended yesterday Tie ~
race was Won by L. ". folsom's br. M
Nettie W; the 2.25 class by >. I.
GirouX's b. - Phillias and the 30 by
!. Il. wellington D. = f"fil''S
Don't forget that next Wednesday,
oct 2til' Is opening Jay al NJ IS MI
eaio : afeSs mats anu evening "ohne'S
are 10 oe silo"n' Every i"''A III 10" "
shou'o oe III attei'o"nee IL 'i'l9 VIZ ''
the most attractive o'siiaN oi '''e sea
sou All eero'aiiS iiFi''"'
Shredded cereal coffee made from great
American wheat has caught the people
III 'i's P'"ee' anu e''ooi III NV
i n"Nl''s o's saie on IT. ME . U''"
'i'ahoie', ioi ,ie company mas o''"
serving t'lis eoiiee WIN " Tree luneh' at
his store Tor week past ana al VINO
tas1e II TESTIFY 70 us ueiieious naNoI'
Hon. W. W. Stetson, State Supt. OF
schools, will lecture III Coburn Hall,
Tuesday evening the Sth instant at 40.
Ills SUBJECT Is lile se''ools ol yesleIuay'
To-Day anu TOMORROW a eoful"l INVITA-
l'oi1 Is eAtenaeo 10 ail 10 d'tcilo' 4 luii
iiaii Is oesi''oie' lie eo''''S ny sP'Vi"i
i''N at 'o'i u SUPP i'oo'pso"'
ast eolored turkey red damash' l2'ac
at ". II. Nildes
Mrs. l.. {. Cremmett and her son
+ Dwight NJ. Crommett have returned
i from langley where they have been dur
ing the summer months. Mrs. Crom-
nett ana family 60 TO Portland Tor the
winter where Dwight expects To enter
Shaw business College and Miss Viva
the city schools.
! The delay experienced in commencing
work upon the Ordway block is occa-
stoned by the necessary wait for the
numerous steel beams ordered from
! Pennsylvania and which are expected
next week. The contractors promises
the block will be ready for plastcrers by
the second week in November, and ready
for occupancy Jan LIST.
The exercises of the week of sacred
song will close next Friday evening at
/ the Congregational church. As prcvi-
ously announced, an interesting program
ic nraporad M, Horn puachlor and tho