The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-31
TOWN and VICINITY
Reliable furs at W. II. WiIdes'.

More new cloaks at Judkins' for very
low prices.
Hon. Seth L. Milliken of Belfast, was
registered at Hotel Coburn Friday.
Ladies' union suits of underwear in
cotton and wool at W. B. Stewards.
c. E. Emery has sold out his hotel
business at''Athens to Paul Donigan of
Brockton, Mass.
Tine Universalst sewing circle meets
with Mrs. Jefferson Savage this Thurs
day afternoon.
Very desirable patterns in remnant
J woolens for men and boys wear may be
found at Coburn Wooden Mills.
The popular Camille D'Aryile cigars,
advertised elsewhere. may be found in
all shapes at Patterns drug stores
Mr. John Hcdman, instructor of mod
ern languages at Colby University,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
W. H. Fuller went to Watervlle Mon
morning to attend the funeral of Madam
Ware, whose death occurred Thursday
last.
The Womans Club will hold their
first meeting for the season at the
library parlors, Wednesday of next
week.
Inexperienced nursemaid be-
tween 20 and 30. Address stating refer
erces. Mrs. 5. Box 1884, Portland,
Maine. 3w44
Miss Lois Weston, who is attending
Shaws business college at Portland
came home Thursday evening, returning
this morning.
One case of the celebrated "B. +. j.
ladies vests, slightly damaged, only
29cts, regular price 80 cents, at w. II.
Wildes'.
Smith Whittier returned from Old
Orchard Thursday evening. While away
he made arrangements for the erection
of cottage there this fall.
Miss Jennie Garside who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodwin
for the past week, returned to her home
in Foxboro Mass, by this mornings
train.
Mrs. f. b. Ward, who has been in
town for several weeks past visiting
friends and enjoying again the drives
and beautiful scenery in and about
Skowhegan, left for her home in ST.
Paul, MINI, by Saturday mornings
train.
II you need bed blankets, w. B.
Steward has fine stock.
Miss Lora G. Cummings was in at
tendance upon the initiation and ban
quet of the sigma Kappa, the ladies
Greek letter fraternity of Colby Uni
versity, at Waterville, Friday evening.
She responded to the toast "Our Quon-
dams,n
Misfortunes do not as rule come
singly. Following closely on the fire
the Leland Tanning Company had at the
| thhhSlJ uCitj NhiNh iol oit III
tie damage, the Boston office of the
company and the front of their store
were damaged by fire October "a. The
loss of the company was about $1,000,
fully insured. Mr.. Leland writes to
Mr.. Noyes here to hurry the stock along
Messrs. George f. Landry and Sam
E. King of Waterville, arrived In Show
hogan Thursday evening from an up
river hunting trip, bringing with them
three deer. One of these, buck, was
without doubt the largest ever shot in
the Maine woods. Mr.. Landry secured
him on Cold Stream. He weighed close
to 500 pounds and was as large as
caribou. 1t was impossible to get the
whole of him in the wagon, his head
aud neck hanging out almost to the
ground Mr.. Landry shot him through |
the neck and said he toppled over with
out struggle.
Children's double kneed hose, 25c at
Ordway.s.
Rev. c. NJ. Emery preached in the
Bethany church Sunday, and gave an in
teresting talk Sunday evening on Fort
Kent, Aroostook county. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery have just returned from long
carriage drive through uine counties in
Maine, through l20 towns and planta-
tons, and % towns and cities in Canada,
covering a distance of 100 miles on
American soil. and 1870 miles in New
Brunswick, II distance by earriagesin all
1220 miles. Besides this, they travelled
by steam cars $50 miles and by electric
ears 100 miles, making in all, 1870 miles
in four months from June %, 1895.
All lovers and students of piano music
will be glad to learn that arrangements
have been made for two grand recitals
by Paderewski at City Hall, Portland,
Thursday evening, Nov. 2lst, and Friday
matinee, Nov. 22d. Evening prices,
81 90, $50 and $500. Matinee prices,
81 90, Sl2j and s1.50, including reserved
seat. On sale or mailed ut Stock bridges
Music Store, SIT Congress Street. Half
fare on all railroads in the state, to all
holding Paderewski tickets. Padere-
wski tickets must be bought in advance