The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-12-20

Heselton's.
,Ordway has sold bis entire stock Of
books to Buchanan.
r. T.sPatten went to Portland on bus
mess, Monday afternoon.
j. N. 81 1. J. Smith report large sale
of pianos for Christmas presents.
Don't forget to look at handkerchiefs
and white aprons at Miss williams.
c. E. Dealey and wife have been visit
ing, this week, with friends In Lewiston.
NJ. B. Heselton has purchased the
Ordway stock of toys, games and dolls.
A new line OF house coats and smok.
ing jackets just received at Dow q
Carriers.
DIR. C. P. Sawyer left home, this morn
log, for New York to receive treatment
for sciatica..
The sofa cushion at the Universalist
fair was awarded to G. F. Burrill OF
East Madison.
Miss Fannie Trench of Norridgewock
has been the guest of her sister, Mls.
II. NJ. Pattee, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bosnian Of Water
Vile were the guests over Sunday OF htr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. L. Foss.
Several members of Sunset Chapter
attended the Eastern Star meeting at
South Norridgewock, Tuesday night.
Mr.. <. c. Butler, who Is attendir &
law school at Bangor is In town for
few days visiting his brother, A. X.
Butler, Esq.
Clarence d. Reed of Whitman, Mass,
treasurer of the Commonwealth shoe
and Leather Co., was looking over the
Skowhegan factory one day, last week.
Carnations, chrysanthemums, smilax,
ported plants and Christmas holly for
safe at South Side Greenhouse, No. l,
Milburn St.. and by Mrs. Benner, agent
al No. 50 Water ST.
john Murphy, for many years con-
positor in the office of the KennebCc
Journal Augusta, was in town, Frida,
morning, on his way home from visit
with relatives in Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Whittier, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Emerson, Ansel Holway.
Joseph Partridge and Mrs. j. A. Kendall
went to Lewiston. Monday afternoon, to
be in attendance upon the annual meet.
ing of the State Grange now in session
ia that city.
The grammar schools of the tow
closed, last week, for the annual Christ
mas vacation. This event was pleasant
ly celebrated, Friday evening, by Sc
ciable in the smaller of the Milburn
halls. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant tipe is reported.
Twenty five members of skowhegan
Council, No. %, o. U. A. M, went up
to Madison, last evening, on special
ear over the Somerset Traction line,
where they witnessed work in the first
and second degrees by the Madison
Council. A batquet supper was served |
the visiting brethren. They returned I
home at late hour well pleased with
the reception given them.
G. A. Moore arrived In Skowhegan on |
the 1890 train, Saturday forenoon, from [
few days hunting trip In Piscataquis /
county. He brought with him fine
buck deer weighing over 200 pounds
" hich he shot, last Thursday morning,
at 80 O'Clock at the foot of Russell |
mountain In the town of Blanchard.
This is the largest buck shipped out of
Blanchard. this season. w. X. Clifford
will mount the animal. He was four
years old,
Last Thursdays Boston Globe cor
tanned picture and short write up Il
George d. Patterson. Mr.. Patterson
has been connected with the police force
of that city for number of years, hay
ing heen what is termed ''hobo chaser.
he is now promoted to the rank of in
spector with an Office at police head
quarters in Pemberton square
year ago last summer Mr. Patterson,
accompanied by his wife, was guest
for several weeks at Lakewood and has
made number of acqualntances her
Who are pleased to learn Of his promo
lion.
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