The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-04-02

see Dyers shirt waists before buying.
Attend Qadway's cloak opening Fri.
day.
Awnings are being put in place this
week.
w. II. Wildes, Esq, was at Augusta,
Monday.
F. I. Farrn of Brighton, was in town
yesterday.
Have your pictures framed at Folsom
and Varney's. Aft
Miss NJ. S. Jones of Athens, was in
town Tuesday.
Gen1 X. B. Shepherd was in Augusta
on business Tuesday.
Governor Cleaves has designated
Thursday, April %, as Fast day.
Have you seen w. b. Stewards bicy-
Gle suitings for ladies?
w. X. G. Estes has a five room teue-
ment to rent, with or without stable.
Henry Galway claims to have the best
flock of brown leghorn hens in town.
Forrest Goodwin has removed his law
office to Ordway's block, up one flight.
A representative from a large Phia-
delphia cloak house at Ordway's, Fri
day.
A barn full of first class hay for c. o.
d. Leave orders at Anidrosis Sani-
tarium.
w. NJ. Aver, superintendent of the
Somerset Railway, was in town Tues
day.
Miss Matte Davis returned home
Monday, from visit to friends IN Water
vile.
j. Colby Bassett of Augusta, was in
town over Monday night, Il guest at
Hotel Coburn.
1t will be pleasing news to many to
learn that Sampson the corner druggists
has commenced serving soda.
c. +. Burrll goes to Boston Friday.
/ Her dress making rooms will be closed
until Saturday morning, Apr. 10th.
Rev. l.. IL. Copeland will preach Il
special sermon Easter Sunday, subject,
"rhe Resurrection Life" John 5:2f.
a rehearsal of the children, who are
to take part in the Easter concert. will
be held at the Universalist church this
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock sharp.
Roadmaster Toward expects to have
the double track from Detroit to East
/ Newport, in excellent working order for
the June time table of the Maine CEN
trial.
The Steamer kennebec will probably
commence her regular trips from land
ings on the river to Boston on Tuesday,
| April l4th, should the river be clear
from ice.
Mrs. Henry I4eavitt and Master Willie,
who have been on IA visit of ten days to
! DR.. f. \. Leavitt and family in Brown
Vile and to friends in Bangor, returned
home Tuesday night.
Owing to the recent death of Herbert
j. Wright, general agent of the North
western, +. h. Knowles, has made a con-
| tract with Aetna Life Insurance Co., for
years, as special agent.
A crew of men are at work on the line
of the 5. IL n. electric road and the
work on the bridge is nearly completed.
Supt Longfellow expects to have cars
running on schedule time early next
week.
We have received with the compli-
ments of its author, Mr.. Nate Teflt of
Bangor, copy of the new and popular
song "Over the Fence Is Out" a song
that has met popular approval wherever
it has been sung.
Mr.. Chas. Bangs left here for Berlin
Falls. n. H., Friday last, where he is to
take charge of the packing room and
box making in the shoe factory in that
place, position he held with Keene
| Bros, at one time.
Walter York, who remained in town
after the departure Of his parents to
finish up the winter term of school, left
for Portland, Tuesday. One evening
last week, he was tended party in Mil
burn Hall by his schoolmates.
The suitings that the Lakeside Worsted
and Coburn Wooden Mills are putting on
the market, for both ladies and gents
wear, are beauties. Many of the most
desirable patterns in remnant lengths
can be bought for little money at the
Coburn Wooden Mills.
Easter Sunday will be observed at the
Bethany church by a sermon by the
pastor in the morning, appropriate to
the day, and in the evening there will
be social service with special singing
and the administration of the ordinan ce
of baptism, The public are cordially
invited.
| County Commissioners Leavitt and
WeAber were at the court house, Mon
day and Tuesday, and assessed the
County tax for the current year that is
by law requested to be assessed in the
month of March annually. The tax i