The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-29
weet pea seeds-Bixby & Buck.

Miss Hannah Page his been visiting
in Washington, d. c., for week past.
S42.50 buys ladies' new lS97 bicycle
warranted, at Barnard's new shoe stoee.
w. d. Blaekden and wife of Lewiston.
were among The arrivals 10y Moaday
nights train
Mrs. F. J. Goodrich of Wateryile,
spent Sunday in town, the guest Of Dr..
and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer.
The next meeting of Somerset Pomona
Grange will be held with the grange at
East Madison, Tuesday, May lllh.
Capt. Zsnas Vaughan returned home,
Tuesday evening, from a visit of several
weeks with friends ia Massachusetts.
Charles Blackwell of Madison, aud
c. +. Whittier of this town, returned to
the University Of Maine at Orono, Mon
day afternoon.
Ralph Simons of Madison, who is a
student in the medical school at Bruins
wick, was in town on his way to that
school, Monday.
Short back sailor hats from &c and
upwards, at Susie Priests.
Tickets for Canadian Jubilee Singers
Concert on sale at Bxby Il Bucks.
Tickets . cts, reserved seats IS cts,
children under Il, - cts
The topic for the social meeting at the
Universalst church, Sunday evening,
May ,, is "0ur Junior Workers. refer
ences, Psalm Il y, Feel. l2;l
A nice line of hat trimmings. includ-
ing the latest novelties in flowers. rib
bons and ornaments, at Miss ;. NJ.
Bookings, - Water rect.
f. y. Merrill, Esq, leaves home today
for business trip of about two weeks To
Minneapolis, Kansas city and may pro-
long his journey to Denver, Col.
Members of the degree staff of Pris-
ella Lodge are requested to meet at odd
Fellows hall saturday evening, May /,
at 30, for practice in degree work.
Tabs of new lace and fancy ribbons,
cheap, at Judkins'
The grand lodge of F. & \. NJ, meets
at Portland. Tuesday, May 4th. Tickets
will be issued over the Maine Central for
one fare round trip to those attending.
All the seeds advertised by the Sllowhe-
gan Cash Grocery Co., may be procured
in bulk, are guaranteed by them, aud in
buying that way the saving is surprising.
Turner Buswell, Esq, agent of the
Coburn estates, left here, Tuesday, tor a
business trip to Wisconsin and North
Dakota. H. expects to be given about a
month.
c. +. Durrell of this town shows us
some fine samples of Plymouth Rock
eggs. From Jan. l to April p, 80 of his
hens laid 2,50l eggs. The samples left
with us weighed nearly ounces each.
The members or the Methodist society
are much gratfied that Rev. B. c. Went
WI vi Nho lCAhl IltN as lllCll Ddolol lbi
the current year, and purpose TO give ex-
preston to this satisfaction by rendering
him a reception in the Methodist yestry,
tomor' ow, Friday evening,
Among those who attended the funeral
services of Hon. Seth l.. Milliken at
Belfast, Thursday, from Somerset
county were Forrest Goodwin, Esq, and
Sheriff +. p. Yiles of Skowhegan, Thos.
j. Young, Esq, of Scion, Dir. A. E.
Farnham of Fairfield and Oramel Murray
of Pittsfield.
New line of infants bonnets from l5c
up, at w. Il. Wildes'.
The 'children's operetta "The Lady s
Lost Slipper will be produced by the
young people of Saint Mary's church,
Thursday evening, May 9Th, at Coburn
Hall. Don't fail to see the "Sunflower
Chorus in the latest songs and dances
Reserved seats on sale, May lst, at James
Lewia's store. Prices, ID, % and 80
cents.
+. X. DelaBo has this week taken the
agency for the United States Baking Co.
to sell for them, direct from his store ut
the factory price, their fine line of plain
and fancy crackers, biscuits and cakes.
This company is the largest company in
America and defy competition in quality
or price. Call and look over their stock
of goods and get the factory prices.
The members of the Knights of
Pythias, who appeared in the circle of
the recent X. 2. minstrel entertainment
called on j. A. Kendall last Tuesday
evening and presented him with a hand
some solid gold X. p. charm. Miss
Grace Nudd, the pianist of Kendall's
orchestra, vas also remembered with a
very pretty silver purse. Refreshments
were served aud a pleasant evening
passed.
A few minutes after 10 o'clock, Tues
day forenoon, fire alarm was rung in
from box 81. The blaze was in the tene.
ment house on Milburn street, owned by
Gail Harville of Madison, and occupied
by Napoleon Mathews. The depart
ment made remarkable time, the distance
and mDd heinz cnnsidprpd oud tho fro