The Somerset reporter., 1902-11-06
TOWN and VICINITY
"Humpty Dumpty" tonight.
1903 Almanacs at BuckIam's.

1918 AImdQHCS al buCKLam'S.
Large line of fancy baskets at Hesel-
tons.
Mr.. Malon Patterson of Solon was In
town, Monday.
Extra values In pictures and picture
frames at Heselton's.
Mrs. Ned Lambert is visiting her pa
rents In Roxbury, Mass.
Polly's Secret sells like hot cakes at
Bucknam's drug store.
Christian Science, Sunday morning,
church services, 30 Water St.
You can find nice line of ladies' and
gents fur coats at Chas. F. Wards.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chapter,
o. f. s., will be held, Friday evening,
the 9TH instant.
We noticed, this morning, garden on
Water street with verbenas and daisies
in full bloom, therein.
Miss Ethel Knowlton, who is teaching
her first term of school near Bingham,
was at home over Saturday and Sunday.
Pleasing news From this date light
lunches with tea or coffee will be served
at Delano's In Gould block at all hours.
There will be directors meeting of
the Town Improvement Society at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Eaton, Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
Russell Relief Corps extend cordial
invitation to the Spanish war veterans
and their wives to meet with them, Fri
day evening, in Grand Army Hall, Nov
ember 7th.
Arrangements have been completed
for special train for Watervlle on the
18th to enable all who wish to attend
the concert given by Creatore and his
Italian Band. The time of leaving will
be announced later.
The winners of the prizes at the Green
& Barnard Shoe Co. Chrysanthemum
show, as announced by the judges, Rev.
II. W. Kimball and Miss Clara Varney,
were as follows: lst prize, Alton
Green, Cornville; End prize, Irene Di-
vine; 3rd prize, Dora Towle.
The students OF the high school are in
active rehearsal, working hard for the
production of their forthcoming minstrel
entertainment to be produced, Friday
evening, Nov. Ia. From what we have
been able to gather, it will prove great
er success than their previous effort.
C. E. Hinckley of Worcester, Mass,
after visiting few days with his father,
j. w. Hinckley of Athens, who has been
i'll, returned to his home Friday morning.
Mr. Hinckley has milk route in that
city which Is in a flourishing condition.
He purchased two cars of hay while in
town.
."Humpty Dumpty' with the world
famous clown, Jas. R. Adams, in the
title part, is at the opera house tonight.
There are seven strong Vaudeville acts
introduced and car load of trick
scenery and mechanical effects are
carried. Seats now selling at Simpsons.
Prices 20, IS, and so cents.
In the sixty liquor cases sent to Chief
Justice Wiswell or demurrer and excep-
tions, at the September term, certified
as frivolous and intended for delay; Or
ders have been received from the law
court overrulng the exceptions and
ordering judgment for the State. They
will be in order for disposal at the De-
cember term.
At the Congregational Church, Sun
day morning, divine worship at l0:15,
with preaching service by the pastor.
Subiect, 1.-The idea of God, mans deepest
conviction about him." This is the first
in a series of six sermons 90 great re-
ligious truths as evidenced in Christian
experience. Special music. In the
evening there will be stereopticon lee
ture upon India, illustrated by numerous
lantern views. All are cordially wei.
come.
A meeting of Russell Relief Corps
will be held, Friday afternoon, Nov. 7th.
Members come as early as possible.
Mrs. Julia A. Libby, Dept. Senior, vice
president will be present and inspect
Russell Relief Corps. Friday evening
Mrs. Libbey will be the guest of Russell
Relief Corps, members of Russell Post
and wives also Wildes Camp, Sons OF
Veterans and their wives are cordially
invited to be present. An entertainment
will be given and refreshments will
be served.
The Town Improvement Society held
the first literary meeting of the season,
Friday afternoon, at the Library Par
Tors. Annual report of secretary; roll
call, members responded with fact
concerning some ancient Roman; paper,
The Eternal City, Mrs. Esther Palmer !;
report of State and General Federation,
Mrs. Belle A. Small; paper, People OF
Italy, Mrs. Emma French. At the close
Of the meeting delicious refreshments
were served by the directors. Hostesses
Mrs. G. A. Weston, Mrs. Clough.
The Woman's Club will observe its
twentieth anniversary with special
nrooram Friday afternoon. November