The Somerset reporter., 1901-10-31
Apprentice wanted at Miss withee's.

/ Inc usual thursday night dance al
The Pines, tonight.
Mrs. C. W. Pnllen visited in Augusta,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Blunt Hardware Co. claim to sell
the best soc knife for the money in town
Mrs. Albert Moore is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. E. Longfellow in Gardiner
this week.
1000 bushels of good potatoes wanted al
once at the Depot Store, for which they
will pay soc.
Alonzo Lawrence and Albert Moore
started, Wednesday morning, for May.
field after a deer.
Hon. C. A. Marst~a went to Green.
Vile, yesterday, on business trip and
was accompanied by Mrs. Marston.
A larger assortment than ever before
Of satin, velour and tapestry pillow GOV.
ers with cords to match, on sale at Miss
Williams.
Mrs. Bruce M. White and young sor,
who have been passing the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fellows.
left, this morning, for Nelson, B. c.,
Mrs. Fellows accompanying them as far
as Montreal
The comedy-farce "The Wrong Mr..
Wright" was presented in Coburn Hall,
Saturday evening last, by competent
company of actors and the good-sized
audience In attendance were highly
pleased with the entertainment.
The last of the Thursday night dances
at The Pines for this season will come
off Thursday, Nov. 9TH, and 1t is planned
to make the closing the event of the
series. There will be concert by the
Forresters Mandolin and Guitar Club,
and Lees orchestra will furnish music
for the dance.
Halloween Entertainment" at the NJ.
E. Vestry, Friday evening.
Come spend with us a happy nicht,
And have joke together"
| Remember 1t Is Witches Night and dinna
! be fey'd gin ye should see weird figures about
| the ingles and see strange faces lookin' at ye
| from nook in the wa
Everybody invited; admission 10 cents.
| Your Fortune, 10 cents.
! The entertainment course to be given
in the NJ. E. church will open, Tuesday
evening next, Nov. ,, with Rev. T.. l..
| Houses lecture "Ligh and Shadows OF
Army Life" illustrated with many very
| fine stereopticon views. Tickets for the
course or single lecture on sale at Dins-
more & Bickfords and Smiths Music
| Store.
Mr.. Charles II. Davis OF New York
city has been paying brief visit to his
summer home, "Kilcare,' this week, the
trip being more in way of business,
| looking after the present stock and plans
for the future, as it is his intention to
make the farm the home OF many blood
ed strains in the way of cattle, swine
and poultry.
S. c. Durril of Flagstaff was In town.
Monday, to bring home his sister, Mrs.
A. |. Sawyer, who had been his guest.
He returned home, Tuesday, his brother,
j. c. Durrill, and wife accompanying
him for visit. Situated in the ideal
sportsman's country, it is only natural
that the hotel Mr.. Durrill conducts en-
joys large patronage from those il
search of game.
We learn that upon the completion of
the Gould block, D. +. Judkins is to re-
move into the west store, which will be
fitted up to his liking and give him n
much larger store. At the same time
w. f. Robbins will remove to the store
now occupied by Judkins, which also
gives him more store space and will per
NIT of his fitting up special room IN
the rear for his optical business that has
grown to such dimensions within few
years to require it.
The first of Mrs. F. X. Philbrick's "At
Home" days occurred Thursday after
noon of last week and Skowhegan ladies
10 large numbers attended, enjoying a
most pleasant reception. In the evening
the callers included many gentlemen, at
which time Mr.. Philbrick WAS also "ai
home" and a delightful hour was the
result. Miss Mary Burrill assisted at
the reception and served fruit punch anc
Master Phillip Burrill served bon bons
and sweets with IA becoming bearing.
The twentieth year of the Woman's
Club opened on Wednesday afternoon,
when large number of ladies assembled
at the Library Parlors. The program
consisted of the roll call, the members
responding with quotations from Emer-
son; piano solo, Miss Ella Hight; Pap.
err, "Some Changes brought by the
Nineteenth Century," Miss Louise Fl.
Coburn; song, Miss Hazel Leavitt, ac-
colnpanied by Mrs. Philo Steward
book review, "The Sketch Book" Mrs.
Anna Merrill report of Federation, Mrs.
Allen. The directors, the hostesses OF
the afternoon, served refreshments.
A matched race Is to occur at FairvieW
Park, next Saturday afternoon, between
Edw. Gledhills gray gelding, Gray
Harry, and Charles Tuttle's bay mare,
Lady Wilkes, for $500 on a side and
the gate receipts, winner TO take all.
This race Is the outcome of the recent
ost races at the same track Mt which