The Somerset reporter., 1897-03-25
TOWN and VICINITY



New spring millinery at Bourgeois,
90 Water st.
Atty Gen. ". T Haines of Water
VILE, was at the court house, Thursday.
Engagemei Is can be II axe with Miss
Prescott. "Gownr", March %.
Rev. B. c. Wentworth addressed the
W. {. 7. L. at Madison, Friday evening.
Bragg & Yaruey do picture framing
ind can show you fine line of mould
ings. If.
X. &. Partridge, Esq, of Whitefield,
was IN attendance upon court, Thursday
last
Mrs A. c. Houston and Master Robert
returned to Sangeryille, Friday morn
ing.
Webster Williams, the well known
North Arson horseman, was in town
Saturday.
Charles W. Fletcher, Esq, deputy in
surance commissioner, was at the court
house Monday.
Miss Katherine Berry of Houlton
has been the guest of Misses Alice Whit
tier and Ella Nash for few days.
Read c. II. Gardeners ad on driving
shoes.
&. L. Homestead of Portland, was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral ser
vices of his aunt, Mrs. Abby Common.
{. a. Ross will soon begin extensive
repairs on his Court street home. j..
f. Phillips will have charge of the work.
Any of Our readers desiring steady
job with good pay will do well to read
the advertisement, "Men Wanted in
another column.
Children's jackets at Ordways.
II. w. Wade was in town Tuesday.
He reports that lumbermen in the yicini-
ty of The Forks have been more than
busy during the past two weeks.
Roy l.. Marston has been appointed to
the position of assistant editor-in chief
of the Orient, the paper published by
the students of Bowdon college.
A crew of five men and ten horses
arrived in town Friday night from
Eustis, where they have been numbering
in the camps operated by Joseph Yiles.
Mr.. l.. A. Addition received dispatch
| Saturday, announcing the death of his
| brother, T. J. Addition, at his home in
Leeds, and took the train Monday morn
ing to attend the funeral services.
Saturday, Judkins will sell white bed
spreads, soc; good feather tick &c; lace
pillow shams, 25c; ladies' SOC plain I'M
derwear, zoe; mems $l.00 underwear,
49c; mems trimmed night shirts, 49e.
Meetings in the interest of home
missions will be held at the Congrega.
tonal church, Friday afternoon and
evening. Prominent workers will be
present and make addresses. All are
cordially invited to be present.
We understand that Miss Grace Nudd
Vi IIlb lOW 10 bllI ahtllOl IA WV ohbl
stories appearing in the two last num-
bers of Harper's Monthly. This is a
success rarely achieved by so young a
writer and must be very gratifying to
her many friends.
The Town improvement Society will
hold its annual meeting in G. A. K. Hall,
Monday, Mar. 20 at 2 80 p. NJ. As inn
portant business measures are to be dis
cussed, all the members are requested to
| be present and also those who con-
template joining the society the coming
year.
White nainsooks DC a yard at Ordway's g.
A pleasant home wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rowell
in Madison, Saturday evening, when
their daughter, Miss Mabel Rowell, was
Rev. II. w. Kimball performed the
| ceremony in the presence of relatives of
the contracting parties only. They will
make their home at Canaan.
Engine Hall was the scene of another
pleasant gathering of the members OF
the fire department on Monday evening
last, at which time by invitation of w.
ii. Norton, a sumptuous spread laid by
Caterer Delano was handled in a most
satisfactory manner. On this occasion
the members OF the steamer company
presented chief engineer, j. Smith
Nutting, and his able assistants, l.. ID.
Murphy and c. +. Rochester with silver
badges bearing their respective ranks.
Among the handsome pieces of furni-
ture which Dir. Conant is putting into
the Quinnebasset at Norridgewock, is a
sofa of "A rare antique pattern, with rose
wood frame. In these days when
antique furniture is so highly priced it
is very valuable possession, aside from
it's beauty. There are other pieces of
the same pattern belonging to the set,
all of which the Doctor has had reup
holstered and ready for use when his
hotel is opened.
There will be a stated conclaye of De
Molay commandery 10, X. T., ON Tues
day evening, April 6. After the routine
business there will be rehearsals in ex-