The Somerset reporter., 1896-05-21
Swivel silks, 29cts., at Judkins'

You can buy good hammock for soc
at Chas. f. Wards.
James j. Pooler of Portland, is visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Connor of Unity, Is guest at the
home of her nephew, Mr.. A. A. Lang.
Rev. B. {. Wentworth will preach at
Revere, next Sunday Z. NJ, at } .o'elack
Mrs. L. II. Anderson left home this
morning to visit her parents in Maiden,
Mass.
Deputy Sheriff Mutt of Fairfield and
Williams of Hartland, were in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Fairbrother left
home this morning to spend a few days
in Boston.
Read the advertisement of the great
auction sale of horses in another col
umn.
Alanson Locke and wife of Athens,
are spending few weeks with relatives
in Boston.
Rev. l.. Ii. Copeland will speak next
Sunday morning on 1.-The Ideal Life,
Matt 3, As.
Remnant suitings for both ladies
gents and chiIdrens wear at Coburn
Woolen Mills.
Mr.. E. B. Hill left home yesterday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Taylor in
Springfield, Mass.
A women is wanted to do laundry
work at Mouse Island this season. APP
ply to j. c. Durrell.
One of Gardner & Frosts specialtes
will be shoes for the little ones. See
their line before buying.
Brace Lawley is procuring list of
all those owning bicycles, preparatory
to their being taxed by the selectmen.
The Memorial service at the Univer-
salist church, Sunday next, will begin at
the usual hour for the morning service,
1870 o'clock.
Mrs. j. N. Collins and Mrs. Abbie
Robinson were among the prize winners
in the recent Boston Globe serial contest
receiving $500 each.
Mr.. Cyrus Bates, member of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce and an
extensive hay merchant, was the guest
of Geo. II. Pishon, Tuesday.
j. II. Dane has purchased of j. p
Merrill the residence recently vacated
by w. b. Steward on North Ave, and
moved thereto with his family.
The advance sale of seats for Miss
Carde's literary recital tomorrow, Fri
day evening, is very flattering, and
there promises to be fair audience.
Russell Relief Corps, and all other
ladies Interested are requested to meet
at G. A. r. Hall, Friday 10Th at Q A. NJ.
to make arrangements for Memorial day
Bring flowers if you have them.
The two car loads of horses to be
sold next Saturday at Skowhegan House
stables arrived on Tuesday, and are
without doubt the finest lot of animals
ever shipped here. They command the
admiration of all who see them.
Coroner Addition has received letter
from lawyer In Dakota, asking for in
formation regarding the death of the
immigrants killed on the Canadian Pa
cific recently, near Holeb station. The
lawyer claims to be counsel for relatives
of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden of Moose
River, were iu town, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, visiting friends. Mr.. Holden
said that it has thus far been a good
spring for stream driving on the Moose
River waters. The first raft across
Wood pond was turned out of the pond
and passed under the bridge at the viii
lage, Saturday. The dry weather is
beginning to tell on the water.
Frank York and Hiram Lawrence
were gathered in by Chief Police Tufts,
Friday of last week, for intoxication
and after sleeping off the effects
of the liquor in the lookup, were
arranged before Justice n. w. Brainerd,
plead guilty and fined $500 and cost
each. In default of payment they were
given 30 days in jail. On Tuesday
friends raised 1.-THE amount for which
they were committed and they were
released and left town.
The Citizens League will meet in
Grand Army Hall, Monday evening
next, at the usual hour, 7.30 o'clock.
After the transaction 0fgeneral business
including reports of committees, the fol
lowing topic will be considered: "'rhe
educational element in the work of the
league" L. F. Danforth Esq. and Rev
b. c. Wentworth will be the leading
speakers and others are expected to fol
low. Ladies are invited to attend this
meeting and large attendance of mem
bers is desired.
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