The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
F. A. Totman of Fairfield, was in town

naVe your pictures Iduleu Ut Folsou
and Varnevs. 4tf
Hon. a, II. Chase of Lexington, wal
in town Saturday.
DIR. S. F. Conant was in Fairfield Fri
day morning on business.
Jewett d Brown have removed from
Madison Avenue to Court Street. SEE
advertisement
DR.. f. L. Adams may be reached at
his office by telephone. His number i:
702,
Extra bargains in ladies fast black
hose for u, 10 and 10 cents pair at
Stewards.
Miss Clay of Belfast is officiating at
the telegraph office during Mrs.
Seyeno's illness.
Mr. f. ). Cairns is in attendance upon
the political conventions in Portland and
Waterville this week.
S. d. Arnold was on the street Monday
morning after being confined to the
house for some weeks.
Auction sale of clothing and gents
furnishing goods at Decker's Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Robert Brakeman of Chelsea, Mass,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. N.
Donovan few days last week.
S. B. Brewster of Newport, X. l.,
has been spending several days here and
at North Arson the past week.
Mrs Ella J. Mason of Biddeford who
is prominent in Woman's Relief Corps
circles in Maine, passed Sunday in town.
Charles l.. Witham of the Waterville
Evening Mail, was in town Friday morn
ing on business connected with that
paper.
A muster of four members is expected
in Russell Post G. A. K, Friday evening
next, and all members are specially in
vited to attend.
Rev. Father Bieyer of Galveston,
Texas, left here for Montreal, Monday,
where he will remain until June when
he returns to Texas.
Reserved seat tickets and concert and
ball tickets for the 22nd, at Pattens
Drug Store. Reserve seats 30 cents
Ball tickets, Is cents.
Harold Woodbury., who has been at
tending Gray's business college, Port
land, returned home Thursday evening,
having completed his course.
Go to M. b. Heselton's for ladies',
or gents cotton hosiery
Mrs. l.. B. Jewett's class of the Con-
gregatonalist Sunday school, are to give
"A sociable in the Congregational vestry,
Friday evening. There will be a short
and refreshments viii be
served.
The enterprising firm, |. 5. johnson
& Co., certainly have novel way of
the popular remedy Ano-
dyne Liniment. They have steam
yacht with which they visit Maine sea
shore towns, and distribute tons of
advertising matter among the inhabi-
tants.
An alarm of fire was pulled in Sunday
at about noon for slight blaze in the
house on the corner of Madison avenue
and Winter street, occupied by Abel
Patten. The department responded,
but their services were not needed as
neighbors extingushed the flames.
The damage was slight
There will be two kindergartens open
ed the 10th of this month. One held in
the vestry of the Christian church, and
the other in the large house at the
corner of Mechanic aud East Front SITS
Two competent teachers are to have
charge of the work. All parties having
whom they wish to have attend
these schools are requested to apply to
Mrs. l.. w. Weston, Mrs. F. q. Sawyer
or Mrs. F. w. Allen, RIA If
Mrs. Henry Doran, mother of VIM.
Doran, died at her home in Augusta,
Friday last, the funeral services being
held the following Monday. Deceased
had reached the advanced age of 90
years, ! mos. retaining all her mental
faculties to the last. She had always
been remarkably we'll woman. Her
hearing was perfect and her eyesight
such that a greater portion of the time
she read without the use of glasses.
The Somerset Branch of the First
Maine Cavalry association held bust
ness meeting at Grand Army hall, Thurs
day evening last, April 9th, at which the
officers of last year were reelected as
follows: John II. Wyman, president;
A. f. Bckford, vice president; Henry
j. Varney, secretary and treasurer.
The meeting was well attended and,
Notwithstanding the disappointment
in not being able to hold the annual
banquet of the society as they have
heretofore done April 9th, those in at
tendance were enthusiastically in favor
of keeping up the organization, and in
fittingly observing the day next year.
The Skowhegan Woman's Club has
answered the appeal of Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe to the women of America in be-