The Somerset reporter., 1896-05-07
Black lace collarettes at Judkips'


Bragg q Yarney do picture framing
and can show you fine line of mould
ings. If.
Orders for paper hanging left with
Chas. Dusty will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Percy Hill left home this morning for
Brunswick, where he has position with
+. \. VIII, jeweler.
Z. w. Marble of the firm, Baker Il
Marble, was in Waterville. Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Miss Mabel Phillips was called to st.
Adams, Sunday to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Mr.. Chas. Trafton.
Mrs. Herbert Wentworth and Miss
Grace Wentworth are visiting Mrs. Dr.
Vaughan at Augusta, today.
Ladies who take pride in wise economy
are securing some handsome suitings
from the Coburn Wooden Mills.
The Lewiston Sun spoke in high
terms of Rose Sydell's London Bellies,
calling it the best show ever in the city.
|. l.. Salley, d. V. S. attended
special meeting of the Maine Veterinary
Association in Waterville, last evening.
For sale or rent a new house with
bath room and all modern congeniences.
Inquire of Robert Mckenzie, Mt Pleas
ant Ave.
Miss Gertrude (. Goodwin is in charge
of the Pleasant street primary school,
supplying in the absence of Mrs.
Trafton.
Thos. j. Young, Esq, of Solon, was in
town yesterday on professional business,
but took occasion to call upon many
friends here.
Mr.. w. E. Knight has removed his
family from this village where he has
long resided and worked at his trade,
to North Fairfield, where he has pur.
chased farm.
Ladies will do we'll to call at the Co
burn Wooden Mills and look their rem
nant cloths over, before deciding on
their spring suits. They are showing
some beautiful cloths for a little money.
W. +. Clough has the contract for
Il new ell to the Hayden resi-
dence at Madison Among the changes
to be made will be new dining room
and hotel Office. Work will be COM
menced at once.
New capes at W. II. Wildes'.
Any one having books from the Uni-
versalist Library or singing books be-
longing &c the church are requested to
return them next Sunday MAY 10. or
leave them at NJ. b. Heselton's store
before that date.
Bert Hilton who was at work on set
of buildings at the eddy fell from a
staging, on Monday, distance of twelve
feet, and his hand came down with such
force on "A Ratchet that one finger was
broken and badly shattered.
New York newspapers report that the
famous skirt dancer, Louie Fuller,
whose services command such marvellous
prices, has become afflicted with nervous
prostratiou and cancelled an European
engagement to come to Skowhegan to
at the Sanitarium.
Mr.. Charles II. Pepper, who has been
studying art in Paris for the past three |
years, has had two pictures accepted at
The Champ de Mars Salon and another at
the Salon du Rose Croix in Paris, and
one at the Salon in Berlin. Such an
honor is conferred upon few Americans /
Dr. II. c. Taggart was returning from
The Town Farm, yesterday afternoon,
and was oyertaken about two miles out
side the village by a runaway team that
struck his carriage, threw him out and |
bruised him considerably. He succeed
I'd in holding his own horse and luckily !
escaped with no broken bones.
The lecture-recital by Mr.. Frederick |
w. Bancroft before Sorosis and guests |.
Will be given in the Bethany Baptist |.
church, Friday evening of this week,
Inc Sth inst, at o'clock. Mr.. Bancroft's !
subject will be Scotch Songs and Song
writer's. The Woman's club with
gentlemen and the Milburn Club with |
ladies' have been invited TO attend.
The Citizens League will meet in
Grand Army Hall, Monday evening, at
80 o'clock. The executive committee
have arranged to have the topic 1.-The /
Drink Evil" considered at that meeting /
Rev. II. w. kmball making the leading |
of the evening upon the effects
IF this evil upon society and the public.
Brief remarks and general discussion |
will follow. All are invited.
Mrs. C. c. Traitor was called to st. !
Adams, Thursday by a dispatch an
the serious illness of her /
father, Mr.. VIM. Trafton.
Mr. Trafton died Friday night and his
Heath was followed by that of his son
Mr.. {. G. Trafton. Saturday, who was