The Somerset reporter., 1901-11-28
TOWN and VICINITY

Wednesday.
B. A. Sawyer was In Augusta on bust
ness, Monday.
Nelson w. Curtis of Scion was in
town, Monday last.
n. W. Murphy Of Jackman was in town
on business, Saturday.
Coal and wood stoves for sale in the
store on Court street.
J. f. Holman and daughter of Athens
were in town, Saturday.
Forrest Thompson went to Waterville,
Monday, to pass the week.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, went to Au.
eusta, Monday, on LEGAL business.
Everything in materials for Christmas
fancy work to be found at Miss Williams.
A full line of Food Choppers and
Ralsin Seeders at TIE Blunt Hardware
co.
Mrs. Byron Robieon of oornvllle left,
Friday last, on visit to relatives in
/ Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. Heselton went
to Augusta on the morning train of
Wednesday.
Household goods at auction and retail
| In the store on Court street, every even
ing this week.
C. +. Young of the Skowhegan Pulp
Company, made business trip to Au-
gusta, Monday.
Henry Washburn of Bingham, accom-
panied by his daughter, Jessie, was in
town, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Porter are pass
ing Thanksgiving with Mrs. Porter's
parents at Portland.
Miss Tude Lampher of Foxcroft was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Ordway
over Friday night
Alfred Neron left Thursday for Port
land where he is to receive treatment at
the Maine General hospital.
William H. Holmes of Cornville was 10
town, Monday, on his way to Boston
where he will be for the winter.
Mrs. Eta Seveno, who had been visit
ing relatives here for week, returned
to Old Orchard, Saturday morning.
Clerk of Courts Seekins was at his
desk, Saturday, after several Gays
illness which kept him at his home.
Frederick Danforth of Gardiner, for
me- ly one of the board of railroad COM
missioners, was In town on Monday.
Mrs. II. s. Steward left home on Mon
day to spend the winter in Watervlle
with her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Heath.
Mrs P. C. Shorey of Norridgewock
left home, last week, to visit her son In
New York and daughter in Marlboro,
Mass.
The regular meeting of Skowhegan
lodge, No. 20, X. of p, will be held,
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lance make IL necessary.
On account of the delay in receiving
the art exhibition pictures and the great
interest manifested in them, they will be
held on view over Friday.
Wilkie Clarke and r. b. Simpson at
tended the Bowdoin. Colby football game
at Waterville, Saturday afternoon. Bow
dom was defeated IL to 0.
Harry Crawford of Athens took the
train here, Monday morning, for Lowell,
! Mass, where he Is TO enter the drug
store of his brother to learn the business.
The steamer "Kennebee" will make
her last trip for the season, weather
permitting, from the river, Thursday,
Nov. 18th. and 10 from Boston, Saturday
morning, the Both.
On Thanksgiving Day the post office
will be closed as follows: From II a. m.
to 1.15 p. m. from 1876 p. M. to $50 P.
m. from 2.40 p. m. to 4.50 p, M. and at
Call at the REPORTER office and see
our latest stock of samples of engraved
calling cards, Now Is the time to
order for Christmas delivery. There is
no more acceptable gift for either
gentleman or lady.
In our enumeration OF new buildings
erected this season, made last week, we
omitted the stable erected by Charles A.
Ross in connection with bis residence on
Court street. 1t is a very substantial
two story structure, built of wood with
steel roof and is constructed with all the
care and thoroughness usually given to
houses or stores. 1t contains carriage
house and all is thoroughly finished ir-
side to the owners liking.
Twenty-Five baskets were packed with
nice Thanksgiving dinners for deserving,
destitute families in our town at Bethany
church chapel, Tuesday evening, aud
they were distributed Wednesday,
among people whose circumstances
seemed to indicate that such contribu-
lions would be acceptable. The baskets
each contained chicken, vegetables,
sugar, cranberries, fruit and various
articles of food and groceries.