The Somerset reporter., 1897-05-20
New belts at Ordway's.
New fancy ribbons at Judkins'.

Mr.. Smith Sanborn of Carratunk, was
in town yesterday.
George B. Stafford made business trip
to Auburn, yesterday.
A large assortment Of shirt waists
from zoe up at Stewards.
/ Get your cream at Morrill, e. FIelcher's
and have it delivered at any hour you
name.
Susie Priest has fine line of children's
hats trimmed, in all prices. Special sale
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. S. f. Malbon of Boston. Mass,
was in town Friday and returned to his
home Saturday afternoon.
A full line of Delano's bread. cake and
pastry, as well as fresh cream at c. W.
Days, under Hotel Coburn.
o. r. Bacheller, Esq, has received his
commission as disclosure commissioner
for this town, uuder the law of last VIM
4 ter.
Scott Gilman is delegate from Show
hogan Lodge, No. % X. of p, to the
Grand Lodge in session in Portland, this
week.
Lewis Anderson accompanied his
brother to New York this week, the lat
ter being EN- route to his home in Scot
! land
! Mr. William to
Marblehead, Mass, Saturday, by the
serious illness of a daughter. w. H.
Langley, his son, accompanied him.
Mr.. p. B, Rofe will be at Ordway's
(to-morrow) Friday, from o'clock in
morning until l ;35 in the afternoon to
take orders for suits. Lots of new duck
and wool suits.
Most all shades of changeable silks
for waists, at w. II. Wildes'.
Tomorrow, Friday evening, regular
meeting of Russell Post q. A. r. occurs.
1t being the last meeting before Decora-
| tion day full attendance of members is
requested by Commander Wyman.
The funeral service of the late Miss
Evelyn Dow was held at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi A. Dow,
Friday forenoon last, conducted by Rev.
G. V. Hanson, ID. d. The interment
was at Waterville.
Mr.. B. f. Eaton, when in San Ca
briel, California, February 1885, saw
novel sign on one of the stores on a
business street ii that city. 1t read
thus: ~. n. Tuck, a years old, keep
ing store 1854
Have you seen that mems chocolate
Wei Bal that c. II. Gardner is selling
for $500?
A sewing school for girls under the
auspices of the Non-Partisan w. c. L.
L. will commence Saturday, May %, at
2.30 p. NJ at their parlors, G. A. r.
hall. Girls who would like to learn to
sew are invited to attend.
Mr.. j. II. Barbarick, superintendent
of the corn canning factory here, made
a business trip to Waterville, Saturday.
He says they have the best acreage of
corn engaged for the coming season
that they have ever had, but they are
now troubled to get tin to make cans.
Ladies black, russell, and green lew
shoes, $1.00 at Barnard's.
Mrs. S. +. Foster of this place, who
for some years has been laboring in
more or less remote places in our State
as missionary worker, gives talk
upon her work before the Woman's
Home Missionary Society in Augusta,
this afternoon, by invitation, to be fol-
lowed by reception.
Woodbury. & Gage, who have been in
trade in our town for many years, have
decided to close up their business, and
are fast vacatng the store at 1903 Water
street. Mr.. Woodbury., we are informed,
is to locate in California another fall,
and it is quite possible that Mr.. Gage
may, also.
| The First Grammar school, B. class
elected officers for the ensuing term,
Wednesday, May 10, as follows: Presi-
dent, Earl Smith; Vice President,
Estelle Ward; Secretary, Clyde Giles :;
Treasurer, Harold Ross; Executive Com
mittce, Ethel Knowlton, Vera Snow,
Gordan Wildes.
Silk ties 2 for 25 cts. at Ordway's.
The lot on Pleasant street, recently
purchased by Skowhegan Grange, upon
which they are to erect building, is
being cleared preparatory to commence
ing its erection. The house on the lot
has been sold to Mrs. C. Z. Dealey, who
is to have it removed to lot owned by
her on Maple street.
The new wholesale mea and provision
house of Swift Bros, which was opened
in this place few weeks since and has
been doing a highly satisfactory business
| is, by order of the firm, to be closed as
soon as the present stock is disposed Of
1t is matter of much regret that this is
so, and the owners give no reason for
this sudden change of heart.