The Somerset reporter., 1896-03-19
visited friends in

f. A. Prehle of the firm Colby &
Preble, was in town yesterday.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth will preach at
Revere next Sunday P. NJ. al 3 O'Clock.
Hon. Moses French of Scion, was in
town Tuesday on his way TO Wateryille.
All grades of the village schools below
the high and grammar, close this week.
Every one is delighted with Miss
Sullivan's readings. Cobura Hall, March
10th.
Misses Gertrude and Lois Weston re-
turned from Boston Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. William Allen and wife are on
visi, to friends ia NEWPORT aud Dixmont
this week.
j. Abbott Kendall went to Bath yes
terday, where he played in the orchestra
last evening
Mrs. 5. c. Ward went to Boston by
this mornings train on brief visit to
HtI uhuSntefS'
Messrs. Perry S. Lougley, c. 4.
Merrill and j. II. Gray were among the
Scion people in town Tuesday last
The Miburn Club are to give a
Ladies Night" on Friday evening the
9th inst, with a reception, card playing
and dancing.
Novelty dress goods from 25e to $500
a yard at w. II. Wildes'.
w. b. Steward has purchased the
residence of the late r. II. Merrill,
Coburn Ave, and is to occupy it with
his family at an early date.
Do you want a bicycle? Then read
our liberal offer on the fourth page. No
one is barred from competing III the con-
test. Isn't it worth trying for?
The adjourned citizens meeting at the
Congregational vestry Monday evening
is likely to be one of considerable inter-
est and large attendance is desired.
Mrs. John X. Hill, nee Minnie Bean,
and little son of Bangor, California,
arrived here last evening to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cyrus Bean.
Joe Lawley while practicing in the
gymnasium the past week, for the COM
ing base ball season, was struck in the
mouth by the ball, and as IA result is
minus three front teeth.
A. O. Roberts has purchased the bar
Der business of Arlie Shaw, over the old
post office. Mr.. Roberts had been with
Mr.. Shaw for Il long time aud is we'll
known to his patrons as first class
workman.
Thousand yards good crash lie
yard at Dyer's.
Wildes Camp Sons of Veterans will
hold special meeting in &. A. h. Hall
tomorrow, Friday, evening next, at
o'clock. All members are specially
requested to attend as a muster of one
or more candidates is expected.
The electric cars are sadly missed by
parties attending Court from up river
towns as well as many others, and all
long for the time when the weather will
permit of needed repairs being made on
the bridge across the south channel and
ON the road and the business resumed.
Bartlett has Just received a supply of
~ La
years figures. A small lot of choicest
seed barley. Plenty of f. Frank Co.'S
celebrated fertilizers. Don't fail to read
his ad.. and don't fail 30 supply your
self with soap during his great soap
sale.
A regular meeting of Russell Post
No. 90, @. A. II. will be held at Grand
Army Hall, Friday evening next, at 7
o'clock. Directly at the close of the
meeting Wildes Camp Sons of Veterans,
will hold a special meeting to which all
comrades of the Grand Army are cordial
ly invited
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club held yesterday afternoon in the
Library parlors was very interesting
one. The question "Resolved that
prosperity is most conducive to the
highest development of mankind,
caused spirited discussion. Vocal and
instrumental music was a pleasing
feature of the exercises.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS automa-
ton at Coburn Hall, April 3.
The roll call at the Methodist church
which was to have come off March
llth, and was postponed on account Of
the revival services, will be held Thurs
day z. NJ. March Goth. Rev. J. NJ. Frost
of Bangor will lecture in the evening
on Jesse Lee, the founder of Methodism
in New England. cordial Invitation
is extended to the public to attend the
address.
The A class of the grammar school,
Miss Addie K. smith, teacher, gave
most enjoyable entertainment in Coburn
Hall last evening, which was listened to
by an appreciltive and Interested audi
ence. The recitations by the young