The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
New styled veilings at Ordway's.

heN. u. w. dlnckIeY OF GOOu VIII
Farm was in town yesterday.
Rev. L. H. Copeland will discuss next
Sunday morning the subject "Co-ordinate
Truths.
Mrs. Minnie Lord of kenncbunk, paid
her aunt, Mrs. S. w. Gould. brief visit
the past week.
Curtis sells handsome muslin and silk
bonnets for soc and $1.00; school hats,
19c.
Mr. Norbet Krutzky, the hair dresser,
will be at Colby's store, Wednesday
next, all day.
Mrs. George Wentworth is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. p H. S. Vaughan
in Augusta this week.
Mr. Archie Mckenzie of Fulton, n. Y,
was in town this week, returning home
by this mornings train.
Mrs. Chas. Murphy returned Tuesday
afternoon from an extended visit to her
parents in Orange. n, j.
Yesterday was our first real touch of
warm weather for the season and re-
markably tiue day it was.
Everything goes at your own price at
Decker's from now until Saturday at 2
p. M, after that at auction.
Mrs. VIM. Doran returned home Mon
day night last after visit of several
weeks to relatives ia Portland and Bos-
ton.
Miss Alice Lawley, who has been pass
ing a brief vacation in town, returned to
the Gorham Normal school Monday
morning.
Mr.. Jas. D. Partridge has sold out his
boot aud shoe business in FIT. Fairfield,
but may continue TO reside in Aroostook
county.
w. r. Elliott, book-keeper at the
Coburn Wooden mills, broke the little
finger of his left hand recently, while
playing ball.
A capable girl, DESTROYS of a perma-
nent situation to do housework can
secure place by applying to Mrs. j. c.
Griffin, Madison Ave.
The topic for the Y. p. c. L. meeting
at the Universalst church, Sunday even
ing, April 10, is Safety in Righteousness,
References | Peter ;l3, lisa. 26 3.
Writing paper and envelopes at Ord
ways.
The interior of Delano's store presents
particularly fine appearance since the
completion of the artistic decorating re-
Gently done by Jas. Clarkin of Water
vile.
Large assortment of ribbons at NJ. b.
Heselton's.
The subject of Rev. George f.
Leighton's talk at the Universalist
church, Sunday evening, April 10Th, is
"The United States and the Worlds
Future"
Levi c. Weld and wife of Cape Eliza
beth and Miss Enid Peables of Lewiston
are in town this week, to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Robert Nc
Kenzie
c. a. Dusty, the well known paper
hanger, is ready to attend to jobs of
papering in tirst-class manner at short
notice. Shop next to telegraph office.
Also prepared to do any kind of painting.
After suspension that has lasted
"snce the flood the cars on the S. & n.
Electric road again resumed their trips
on schedule time, Tuesday afternoon. 1t
is one of the most welcome sights of the
year to see this road again in operation,
and one that is equally appreciated by
the residents of Northeastern Somerset
who have business at the shire.
The Woman's Club, at the meeting of
yesterday afternoon, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year. Miss
Caroline Philbrick, presidents Mrs. J. 2.
Merrill vice president; Mrs. N. w.
Brainerd, secretary Mrs. w. B. Steward,
treasurer; Mrs. l.. j. Addition, Mrs.
Esther Palmer, Mrs. Mary Snow, Mrs.
Clara Leavitt, Mrs. w. II. Wides and
Mrs. E. p. Viles, directors.
Fine perfumes % cts. an ounce at
Ordway's.
The tanning business of the Leland
Tanning Co., in this place has beer pur-
chased by M. j. Allen and George l..
Nay, who will continue the business AS
heretofore using the same firm name,
and retaining Mr.. A. II. Noyes as super
intendent. Messrs. Silas Leland and
Roswell NJ. Taylor, the former pro-
prietors, as the Leland Betting Co, of
Boston are to handle all the product of
this tannery, the change being made to
enable the latter gentlemen to con-
centrate their entire capital in the Bos-
ton business.
Frank s. Cairns, prominent business
man of this town, has an unusual interest
In affairs in Cuba at this time. He has a
father, step-mother and four sisters re-
siding on that island, now 80 sadly dis
turbed by war. Mr.. Cairns recently
wrote to Walter b. Barker, American
consul at Sagua la Grande, where these