The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-17
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ter, Mrs. VIM. Dorau.
Mrs F. G. Yeaton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Pulsifer.
The Jealous Readers will meet with
Miss Hattie Cleveland Saturday
Every one purchasing hat of Brook
ings 4 Priest will receive dolls hat.
Will the finder of coon cat return to
Geo. f. Washburn and receive a reward.
Rev. L. II. Copeland will discuss next
Sunday the subject The agony Of faith. .
There will be a meeting of the {. c. {
c. at the Library parlors, Friday after
noon.
n. ". Brainard Esq. is spending the
week at the homo It bis n Ia Chi
See the advertisement of II. c. Bassett
photographer, who succeeds Z. +.
Sturteyant.
Supt. George b. Stafford of the Bloom
field Shoe Co., made business trip to
DOSlOu Ills Ntek.
All parties owing for coal delivered by
L. l.. Morrison will call and settle for
same with j. X. Mcclellan.
H. E. Judkins of the Elmwood Hotel,
Wateryille, was in town yesterday. ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Judkins
46 in. serges black and colors only 80
cents at Ordway's.
A. b. Lawrence and wife of Danville
Junction, have been visiting Llewellyn
Goodwin and family this week.
Miss Fanny Meuton of Bath, a former
popular assistant in our high school, was
in town Wednesday for the day.
Mr.. l.. G. Salisbury OF this place,
OBLIGATED as best man at a fashionable
wedding in Wateryille, Tuesday evening
Miss Joie Donegan returned home
Tuesday night from a months visit to
Montreal, Quebec and other parts of
Canada.
Mr.. G. l.. A. Stevenson wife and son
of Winthrop, Mass, who have been the
guests of Tuttle Bros, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Edith Savage of Fairfield, was
the guest of Miss Gertrude +. Goodwin
several days last week and over the
Sabbath.
Trim mod hutc aJyary,hAIx- md to
suit everybody's purse at The Bouquet
y Madison Ave. Prices from Sl.00
upwards.
Lewis Anderson, accompanied by his
wife aud daughter, left home by the
afternoon train of yesterday, on visit
to Montreal.
The low prices put on the wooden
remnants at Coburn Wooden Mills, to
close them cut, is bonanza for the head
of the family who has boys to clothe.
Conductor w. A. Richardson and Mrs
| Richardson of Lewiston are spending a
few days in town. Mr.. Richardson now
runs the train from Lewiston to Bath.
The Woman's Baptist Missionary So
ciety for the kennebee Association will
hold basket meeting at Fairfield, We'd
| nesday next, morning and afternoon.
Tea and coffee will be furnished by the
ladies of the Fairfield church. The usual
reduction of railroad fares is expected
Mrs. W. n. Wilson of New York city,
who has been at the Androsis Santa.
rum for six weeks past, taking the
baths for eczema. returned home yester-
day. aud her testimony as to the efficacy
| of this mode of treatment is now added
co the thousands DR.. Conant possesses.
Angler Hill again places upon our desk
some fine large apples, of the Alexandria
variety. He shows us apples the total
weight of which is pounds II ounces.
The aggregate girth is trihe over
feet He has but two trees of this
variety. 1t is an off year but he got two
barrels from one tree this year.
Heavy rough cloths for capcs at
Ordway's.
A. r. Jewett will open the City
Market under Hotel COburn, Wednes-
day next, where he will keep full line
of meats, provisions canned goods. etc.
The store has been remodeled through
out, cellar added and a capacious G.
F. Quinn & Co. refrigerator, the best in
the market, put in, Every thing will be
new and first class. Mr.. Jewett's ex-
perience in this line of trade, here and at
Boston, will be guaranty that the
business will be conducted so as to meet
the needs and wants of customers in
businesslike way.
Mr.. Truman Sawyer received a pain
full injury early Wednesday morning at
the residence of l.. l.. Morrison, where
he was employed III attending upon Mr.
Morrison in his Illness. He went down
a flight of stairs he was not entirely
familiar with, and supposed he had
reached the floor when he was one step
up, and being heavy man, not as spry
as he once was, the unexpected drop of
this last step threw him to the floor,
sprainng one knee badly. In attempt.
ing to regain his feet he also spraned
the other knee. so that he is laid un at