The Somerset reporter., 1898-05-12
TOWN and VICINITY.

We learn that DR.. C. P. Sawyer is on
the gain.
Darius Houghton went to PittsfelG
this morning
Hair and lime by the pound or carload
at Blunt's.
Almon Caswell is on business trip to
Waterville today.
Miss Stella Jones of Waterville, was
! in town, Tuesday.
SPECIAL sale novelty dress goods at w.
n WiIdes', next Saturday.
Mr.. John P. Clark made a business
trim down river, yesterday.
Mrs. Richardson, Al Leavitt ST., has
me more furnished room not rented.
Mr.. John Metcalf and DIR. w. j.
Trefethen of New Portland were in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. sullivan Newton of Jackman, was
| in town, Saturday, remaining until Mon
day afternoon.
Bargains in remnants at Wooden mill
! All wool pants patterns from zoe &c
81 90, also all wool dress goods, cheap.
C. j. Abbey, superintendent of the
Skowhegan Electric Light company, and
Mrs. Abbey were in Augusta, yesterday
Clerk of Courts and Mrs. \. w.
Branerd were called TO China, Me.
Sunday last, by the death of all uncle
Of Mr.. Brainerd's.
Hon. c. A. Marston and Geo. B. SAT.
ford. Supt. of Bloomfield Shoe company
left for Moosehead, Tuesday, to spend
few days trouting.
Any lady wearing sizes, Pc, 3, 31l2 OF
can buy $l.50, elastic side, russell
shoe for Soc at Jas. Lewia's. just the
thing for house shoe.
We are not aware that any public OBJ
servance of Arbor day was made in
town, this year. The day is not sue
cess in public way at least.
]. B. Dinsmore of Waterville, has a
card in our columns. Mr.. Dinsmore is
piano tuner of large experience and
the many testimonials he has received
attest his ability.
The young men who compose the East
Side Yacht Club are recognized by the
fine looking caps they wear, and on the
front of each cap is handsome mono
gram done in white silk.
Abel D. Russell, Esq, deputy in the
Secretary of States office, Mrs. Russell,
snd their daughter, Miss Ethel Russell,
student in Colby, were in town, yes
terday, to- attend the Cary Partridge
wedding,
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church, next Sunday, con-
dscted by Rev. A. 5. Laid, d. D.,
presiding elder of Augusta district. A
quarterly conference will be held on
Saturday evening, and love feast Sun
day morning, at o'clock. Preaching at
the usual hour.
c. +. Dealey has opened a branch
Cleansing and repair shop for clothing,
n Madison, store formerly occupied by
The Bulletin office. Many dollars have
been saved to our people who desire to
be well dressed for little money, by Mr..
Deaey, and Madison citizens will find
such shop in their midst of like
advantage.
Mr.. Elias Thomas of Portland, arrived
town, Monday, with Hon. S. A. Nye,
Fairfield, and they left here, Tuesday
boon. While here Mr.. Nye completed
Fhe sale of part of township of land,
saOwn as Basin tract, on Dead River to
Mr. Thomas, who is becoming one of the
heavy owners of Somerset timber lands.
lhiS tract contains about 1000 acres.
The annual club tea of Sorosis at Hotel
VOourn, Monday evening, proved very
leasant affair. Forty-five club men,
oeH and guests partook of one of Mr..
names Acne" turkey suppers. The
program was somewhat informal and
sa wholly of patriotic nature. Mrs.
~ Judkins gave three short recita-
a0ns which were highly entertaining,
s'rlotic songs were sung with vim by
0e entire company, Gen. K. B. Shep-
efd Forrest Goodwin, Esq, and L. H.
anderson made pithy and appropriate
smarks, and Mrs. Judkins and Miss
Nrrude Webb sang duet and Mrs.
". Steward solo which were
very enjoyable. The parlors and dining
Vom were decorated with the stars and
'npes, while large pictures of President
'ehlnley, Admiral Dewey, and the
"uleship Maine held prominent places.
Puall flags were also used in place of
poutonnieres.
WANTED. A woman tn wash dishes in