The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-01
baby bonnets at Iudkins'.

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Mrs. Moody Weston of Cornvine, is
visiting friends in Pittsfed.
Forrest aodwin, Esq. VAS in Pitts
field, Tuesday, on law business.
Judkins has a fine new line Of pot
muls for graduating dresses.
w. 5. Varney returned home Saturday
night from his new York visit.
Flowers at all prices at Miss S. NJ.
Brookings'. CAN and see them.
Hon. o. D. Baker of Augusta. has
been in attendance upon court "a part of
this week.
A party wants 10 lease a farm near
Skowhegao. VIII buy stock. call at
! Morrison's.
The class of 80 5. Il. s., held re-
reunion at the home Miss Huldah Fow-
Ter, Tuesday evening.
Have you bought one of those special
bargains in black dress goods that W.
II. " ildes is sellings
l he model market OF A. Il. Lang has
had mammoth Quinn refrigerator add
ell to its complete equipment of furnish
ings the past week.
This is The season of the year when
our macadamized streets are most to be
/ appreciated. Our business section is
dry, nice wheeling.
Miss Emma robey left home, Monday.
to attend the Boston openings, aud will
reopen her dressmaking rooms, Monday,
Apr. 9Th.
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L. W. Frost arrived home at Cornyille,
yesterday, from New York and expects
to remain there for some weeks to do
some work on his farm buildings.
II. c. Berry, occulist, left here We'd
uesday, for Pennington, where he eX-
poets to remain some weeks Mrs.
Berry and children accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Wildes gave
whist party of 40 couples at their home
on Friday evening of last week, which
proved a delightful occasion to those in
attendance.
Slas Leland aud wife, after spending
the past wiutcr as guests of The Barto
in Boston, returned home, Monday even
ing, and have reopened their Madison
Ave. residence.
The driving on the river is now much
appreciated. As yet it is trfle soft,
but few days will settle the snow and
then we predict it will be neat for two
weeks or more.
Mrs Chas. Webber of Lewiston, and
Mrs. David l.. Williams of Hamilton,
Ontario came 20 town this week, called
here by the serious illness of their
father, Moses Thompson. Mr.. Williams
accompanied his wife.
Grand Chancellor Parsons of Portland,
will pay Skowhegan Lodge, X. of p. an
official visit tonight. There will be work
in the second degree on two candidates
after which a banquet will be served at
the Skowhegan house.
At a late hour Saturday night, the
Pittsfield school committee decided ad.
verse to dismissing school master Bailey,
of the Grammar school, who was before
the board charged with cruelty punish
ing boy named Humphrey
Mrs. 0. E. Roberts of Lynn. Mass,
returned home, Wednesday morning,
after remaining two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. n. II. Caswell, during her i'll
ness with the grippe. Mr. Caswell, wife,
child and mother were severely i'll at the
same time with this troublesome disease
The Woman's Club has invited the
Soross and the Town Improvement So
ciety to lecture by Miss Mary A.
Sawtelle. Dean of the Woman's College
Colby University, Wednesday, April Z,
at :: 30 p. m, at the Bethany chapel
subject, "'fhe Influence of Environment
on George Eliot Each member of the
Woman's club can invite friend.
Mrs. Patience Brown and daughter
Miss Anna Prince, of Alpena, Michigan;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Huff and Mr.. and
Mrs. James SturteVant of Hartland:
Mrs. VIM Titcomb and her son, Carl of
Foxcroft, and Mrs. George Foster of
Abbott, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
f. |. Estes over Sunday. Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. HUFF, Mrs, Sturtevant, Mrs.
Iiteomb and Mrs. Foster are sisters of
Mr.. Estes and this was the first time
they had all been together for 20 years.
Mrs. Brown and daughter left here Mon
day morning, for Michigan, after visit
ing relatives in Maine three months,
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional society occurred Tuesday evening,
Mr.. l.. l.. Walton was elected moderator
The report of the treasurer, Gen. Il. b.
shepherd, showed all bills for the past
year paid and small balance in the
treasury. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pruden-
tial committee, J. A. Colby, Geo L.
Sampson, Walter Robbins; music COM