The Somerset reporter., 1898-03-03
TOWN and VICINITY.

r.. N. Merrill, Esq, attended court at
augusta, this week.
Mr.. II. F. Danforth of North Arson,
vas in town Tuesday.
Miss Theo Currier of Oberliu. Ohio, ia
| he guest of Mrs. d. II. Bartlett.
New line of gentlemen's neckties for
he Canton ball at Ordway's.
Or. and Mrs. F. 0. Sawyer left home
sor Boston, Wednesday morning.
Thos. Leigh, Jr Esq, of Augusta,
,ty solicitor, WAS in town yesterday.
The Hathaway shirt in large variety
III STYLES at Norton's new clothing store.
Mrs. Joshua Williams visited her
laughter, Mrs. Weber at Lewiston,
sst week
Mrs V. A. Sprague of Watervile, is
kpending few days with friends in
Town.
Mrs, Sarah j. Fogg returned last even
ng from Massachusetts where she spent
! he winter with her nieces.
Rev. l.. H. Copeland, form erly of this
own, has become pastor of the Baptist
kburch in Palmyra, N. Y.
Mrs. Agnes Moody of Cornville, left
nome Tuesday, for Massachusetts,
where she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Steward left home,
Tuesday, to visit friends in Clinton, re-
{urning Wednesday evening.
A fine perfume is always seasonable.
t, W. Folsom, the prescription druggist,
has some of the best at low prices.
The officers and members of Pythian
Sisterhood are requested to meet at their
ball. Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. Maddocks went to Orono, Tues
Jay morning. 1t is hoped that his son,
Howard, may be able to be moved home
Monday.
At the Universalist church next Sun
Jay morning. the pastor will speak upon
HE words "Let no man deceive HIMSELF
M are invited.
Hon. s. j. Walton was 10 Augusta, Tues
Jay, to attend the opening of the March
ERIN of the supreme court there, Judge
Thitehouse presiding.
Mrs. Sadie Bickford of Auburn arrived
town this week to take charge of the
'ostal Cable Telegraph office recently
pesed at Hotel Heselton.
They have very choice line of rem
ants for sale cheap, at the " 'olen Mill.
insisting of mems wear and ess goods
the latest shades and styles. If
We learn that George Weymouth is
remove his stock of goods soon to the
tore opposite his present location, re-
emily occupied by W. r. G. Estes.
The ladies' of the Relief Corps will fur
ish nice hot dinner, at the G. A. z.
al, Monday, March Z, for 25 cents.
ONE all ye that hunger and thirst and
shall be filed.
New evening kid gloves for the Can
bn ball at Ordway's.
All members of the Woman's club who
Expect to attend the mid-winter meeting
the Maine Federation of Woman's
ub at Fairfield on Thursday, March 10,
fe requested to notify the secretary,
lss Lizzie T. Hussey, as soon as posi-
e
Wildes Camp No, l6 Sons of Veterans
ave voted to give supper and enter
lnment in the near future, to the men,
ers of Russell Post and all sons of
flerans who do not belong to the camp.
he camp has also decided to purchase
Informs in season for Memorial day and
De annual encampment in June.
0ne Of the chief attractions of the
Pming reception concert and ball, to be
wen under auspices of Canton Somer-
in Coburn Hall, the llth inst. will be
ne music by Kendalrs orchestra. For
any weeks the orchestra has been re-
Farslng new music especially for this
|ent and our people are promised u rare
eat from them.
MISS Clara j. Williams of Portland,
Fter of the late Bin Williams so well
Town by many business men IN this
"n, has bought out the business of A.
Dyer on Madison avenue and will
Ike possession about April first. Miss
lilams has been at the head of the
ney goods and ribbon depart ment of
mes Bros, Portland, for number of
bars.
We are pleased to announce that Prof.
20 l. Garcelon is to teach the banjo,
anaolln and guitar here Tuesdays.
e following press notice speaks for
elt as to his ability. See his ad in this
'eks REPORTER. CAT the recital last
enlng Prof. Garcelon's pupils showed
Onclency and intelligent mastery of
cir instruments, and the Ell Dorado
Glo, Mandolin and Guitar Club under
direction made their successful
out Lewiston journal.
WIN the exception of one day, Bart
supplied his customers with eggs at
Cls and huffpr 1S ntS nar LII