The Somerset reporter., 1896-03-12


Fairgrieves.
Colby students residing here are
spending short vacation at their homes.
W. b. Steward has few of the fan
nelette wrappers marked down to S119,
left
Mrs. W. f. Richardson of Lewiston,
came To town yesterday on Il visit to
friends.
Dennis Murphy is on visit to hi,
daughter Mrs. Preble at Richmond, this
week.
Tufts always has one of the best
Glee Clubs in New England. ''-Boston
Herald.
Wm. G. Bailey, chairman of the board
of seleelmen of Harmony, was in town
yesterday.
E. B. Curtis and wife and Miss Withee
are passing the present week in New
\ DIRK city.
A. II. Noyes of the Leland Tanning
Co., left home yesterday on a business
trip to Boston.
j. o. Elaines has sold his recently
purchased trotter Dandy b., to "A Port
land gentleman, and he was shipped
today.
Do not forget to go to Coburn Hall,
Wednesday evening, March 18th, for the
class of 1900 are to give an entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Stafford have
closed their residence for the remainder
of the winter, and taken rooms at Hotel
Coburn.
A. II. Lang returned from Boston,
Monday night, accompanied by Mrs
Lang who had been visiting in Massa-
chusetts some weeks.
Mr.. Morris Gledhill, designer at the
Coburn Wooden Mills, made business
trip to Boston and Providence, Il. l.,
last week returning home yesterday
Tufts College Glee Club of 20 people
with fine reader at Coburn Hall, April
3, under the auspices of the Universalist
society. Tickets to any part of the hall,
only 80 cents.
There will be a special sale of ribbons
for the next ten days at Mrs. Kincaids
All silk three inch ribbon for 9 cents
per. yard and other widths in proportion.
Come before the assortment is broken
and Judge for yourself
Il. F. Parker, second on our board of
seleetmen sawed an ugly cash in his
right hand, by getting it caught in the
circular saw, of power machine at his
home, Tuesday, while he was assisting
in working up his years wood.
Messrs F. o. Sawyer, j. X. and +. r.
Philbrick, who last season purchased a
lot on the east shore of Hayden Lake,
near "Old Orchard are to erect a COM
modious cottage on the same in the early
spring for which McQuillan & Goodwin
have the contract.
1t is with regret that we learn of a
mishap that recently occurred to our
He was in the store of II. c. Decker,
and being suddenly taken with dizzy
spell fell heavily to the floor, receiving
a severe shaking up which has confined
him to his home ever since.
The address of Rev. Edwin V Fletcher
on Missions in China at the Bethany
chapel on Thursday evening of last
week, was one of marked ability. The
audience was good one considering the
unpropitious skies. 1t is hoped that Mr..
Fletcher will again speak on China be
fore he leaves this section of our state
He is at present visiting his father Rev
5. c. Fletcher at Monson.
Owing to the storm of last Wednes-
day and Thursday, the schools were
closed on those days. The week had
been so broken that it was thought adj
visable not to have session on Friday.
So much time has been lost that the
for the lost time, by keeping an extra
week in the present term. This will
make the spring vacation two weeks in
length. 1t is credit to the teachers
to say that although many of them had
made plans for a longer vacation,
yet they cheerfully complied with the
request of the Board to add week to
the term, for none realize more com
pletely than the teachers that we can i'll
afford to lose time if the work be done
properly.
One lot of ladies' 25c wool soles clos
ing out at 15c. GARDNER & BARNARD.
Don't purchase wheel until you ex-
anime the Wolf-Amercan High Art
Cycles, at Smiths Music Store.