The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-16
TOWN and VICINITY,
Nnu collarettes al Lndkins'.

W. B. Brown, Esq. or Hartand was
in town Wednesday.
Abel Davis of Pittsfied was in town
on business yesterday
Jas. r. Frost is on a business trip to
Boston this " eek.
Fine collection of tinted henriettas for
commencement dresses at Judkins'.
Miss Grace Glass of Bangor, was
among the arrivals by last evenings
train.
The many friends of Mrs. Eta Seveno
will be glad to learn she is now GONZALES
cent from her recent illness.
Mrs. Fred Pooler left Saturday for
Boston and Newport, r. |. to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Ellis and son of Walpole, Mass,
who have been visiting with Mrs. l.. B.
,Jewett returned to their home, Tuesday
morning
The second anniversary of Woodbine
Lodge d. of II. will be observed next
Monday evening, and a good attendance
is desired.
Mr.. William Wentworth of No. Fair
field, has been quite sick With the pre-
yailing epidemic of severe cold and is
still confined to his bed.
New bonnets and hats for children at
0rdway's.
Rev. |. B. Moore was here Tuesday on
business connected with Probate Court.
Mrs. Moore accompanied him and called
upon many friends in town.
7. b. Barrett and II. c. Cover of
Canaan took the afternoon train yester-
day for Portland to be in attendance uL-
on the Republican State convention.
Mrs. Vine w. Coburn, who has been
passing the winter in Boston, returned
to her home Tuesday night last and was
accompanied by her niece, Mrs. Jackson.
The ladies of the Sewing Circle
of the Universalist Society are to meet
with Mrs. b. A. Sawyer on Madison
Ave, this, Thursday afternoon, April 1G.
Mr.. VIM, A. Allen of this place, who
was severely burned about the face and
eyes with chemicals at the pulp mill in
Fairfield, few weeks ago is recovering
without losing his eyesight.
VIM. Adams of Carratunk was in town
Tuesday. He said it was not very bad
shedding from Carratunk to Bingham
Monday. Mr.. Adams attends the State
convention at Portland to-day.
The law firm of Merrill Il Cover has
been dissolved by mutual consent, and,
G. w. Cover, Esq, has opened an Office
in the Griffin g. Wentworth building, in
rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Adams.
Messrs. C. A. Marston, f. p. Viles, n.
". Brainerd, K. n. Merrill, Forrest
Goodwin and j. O. Smith are in attend
ance upon the Republican State ,conven-
ton which is held in Portland this
morning.
Shirt waists 50 cts. to $3.50 at
OrdwaV's.
MI. and Mrs. Walter +. Palmer re-
turned to Providence, last Saturday
after a weeks visit in this town and
Cornville. They were called here by
the illness of Mr.. Palmer's father, Jesse
Palmer
Herbert n. Pratt, Colby 90, again this
year proved to be the strongest man in
college, his record being 1908 points.
This test is for all-around strength.
Colby's second strongest man scored
1888 points.
Evidently Landlord Chandler of Hotel
Heseton means to give his guests the
best to be had, having secured the SER
vices Of French chef, right from New
York, Louis Morris by name, and they
say he is an artist.
Mr.. Lewis Anderson and Miss Sarah
Anderson attended the funeral of the
late Robert Dobson at Pittsfield, Tues
day, returning Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Dobson were
close friends having been intimately ac-
quainted for many years.
New print and percale wrappers at
Stewards.
The Sorosis will meet in the Library
parlors, Wednesday of next week at
o'clock P. m, a picnic supper will be
served. This is the annual meeting and
officers will be elected for the ensuing
year. Members are requested to be
prompt The literary programme will
include the reading of the yearly maya
zine.
AT the horse show in Boston, last Fri
day in class three, for trotting bred
stations exhibited with three of their
get the get to be especially considered
Messenger WilkesI (2.23) (sire of Trot-
wood owned by Fred kincaid of this
place. won first prize and three of the
hYe Of his get exhibited there, won first
prizes in other classes.
DIR. J. n. Merrill of this town will
nave the paper of the evening before the
"aterville Clinical society which meets
friday evening of this week. DR..
MerrilfS subject is sSewer air poisoningn