The Somerset reporter., 1902-12-18
Xmas novelties at Mics Williams.


Remember the dance in Milburn hall,
Christmas eve.
Smoking Jackets, all styles, all prices
at Chas. r. Wards.
F. H. Colby of Bingham was in town
on business, Friday.
Leave orders for green or dry cord
wood at Steward Bros.
Miss Grace L. Russell returned, Sat-
urdsy, from Vanceboro.
Miss Alice Parkmsn of Norway is
visiting at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Weber of Lewis
ton were in town, Saturday.
Emma Huntington Nason's poems can
be found at Bucknam's; price Sl.00.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Foster of
Canaan were 10 town, Thursday.
Large assortment of china dishes and
cups and saucers at Heselton's.
Miss Mabel William of Waterville was
the guest of friends over Sunday.
Ladies % cent side elastics, now sell
ing at Is cents pair at Heselton's.
Buy your extracts Of Knowlton Cor
porstion at wholesale price. See ad.
r. W. Haines and Miss Lizzie Hsines
passed Sunday with relatives in Augusta.
Miss Alice 81. Knight is spending the
week with friends In Scion and Bingham.
Don't go out of town for your Christ.
mas goods before you call on Bucknam,
the druggist.
Miss Caroline Holman Of Athens was
In town, Friday, and took the morning
train for Kents Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Roberts of
Portland were in town over Sunday,
guests of friends, here.
Rev. D. A. Ball of Bellows Falls, Vt,
occupied the pulpit at the Universalist
church last Sunday morning.
The first masquerade ball held in Show
hogan for several years will occur in
Grange hall tomorrow night.
Fifteen from here attended the mas
querade ball at East Madison, Friday
night. Lees orchestra furnished music.
Miss Lillian Gore, who has been en-
poyed in THE REPORTER composing
room the past summer, returned to her
home in Abbott, Saturday afternoon.
George Roderick returned to Portland
Saturday afternoon, after few days
visit here with his parents. Mr.. Rod
erick is assistant manager Of the Union
Cafe 10 that city.
A special dispatch to the Bosto n
Globe from Brockton last Thursday,
announced that w. r. Buchanan had
presented to the relief committee 300
baskets of coal to be distributed among
the needy.
All who are seeking suitable gifts for
a gentleman friend should keep In mind
the up-to-date line of smokers articles
to be found at Merwin's cigar store
any one of which would be delight to
its possessor.
At the First Baptist Church on Sunday
morning, there will be worship at 10 As
with Christmas sermon Gods First
Love toward u.s." Evening Praise
Service at O'Clock. Subject, Gods
Greatest Gifts. Other services as usual.
All are cordially invited.
Wesley Perkins, who lived on Bigelow
Hill 10 this town, died the 18th instant,
of heart failure after some weeks Illness,
aged 40 years. A wife and three sons
survive him. Funeral services were
held, Monday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. Daniel Onstott.
Mrs. Sarah Ann (Waldo) Jewett
widow OF Isaac s. Jewett, deceased,
died at her home in this town, Thursday
the 18th instant, aged SO years and thr> e
months. She was the daughter of Allen
Waldo and was born In Chesterfield, N.
Fl. She leaves two sons, Lyman B. and
Horace, both of Skowhegan, Funeri
services were held Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Fl. W. Kimball.