The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
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MANS.
The tired shoppers delight-those light
lunches at Delano's.
E. N. Merrill, Esq, was in Augusta,
to attend hearing, Tuesday.
Buchanan, the druggist, has second
hand show cases to sell cheap.
Some bargains In slightly used upright
pianos at Smiths music store.
c. E. Dealey of the Bay View, Water
vile, was In town over Friday night.
L, L. Walton, Esq, went to Augusta
on professional business, Tuesday after
noon.
Use domestic sage in your stuffing
for Thanksgiving turkeys. G.. R. Fogg
has 1t.
VIM. Weeks, formerly landlord of the
Heselton, was in town on business, Sat-
urday.
Molasses crisp 15c pound two days
only, Friday and Saturday, Knowlton
Corporation.
Hon. s. j. Walton returned home, Sat-
urday, from business trip to Jackman
and vicinity.
Rev. Daniel Onstott's subject for next
Sunday morning will be IAN Apostles
Determination"
w. L. Waldron wenU to Waterville,
Friday, to pass two or three days with
friends there.
Don't miss the cream fudge sale,
Wednesday and Thursday,-Knowlton
Corporation.
Mrs. Clara Leavitt department inspect
or is on tour of inspection of the diff
erent Women's Relief Corps of Maine.
The home made goods at Delano's
please everyone. They cost more but
the value is there you soon find out.
Mrs. F. G. Dunlap returned Monday
morning from few days visit to her
sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Roberts of Hsllowell.
There are now 50 regular boarders at
the Heselton and Landlord Cahill expects
to increase the number to so with a few
weeks.
The meeting of the Mems Club, which
was to have been held, Friday evening,
was postponed, on account of the teach
ers convention in the hall.
Postmaster L. G. Williams of Athens
was in town yesterday to meet his wife,
who returned by last nights train from
a visit with Boston friends.
Mr.. Linw0od Corson, graduate of
Skowhegan high school, now attending
Bates College, will teach during the
winter at Frenchboro, Me-, resuming
his college work again in the spring.
Forrest Bosworth of North Cornville,
while at work in Danes saw mill 10 this
place, Thursday forenoon, caught the
end of the little finger of the right hand
in the buzz saw, mangling 1t SO seriously
as to make amputation necessary.
Levi Emery, one of the commissioners
appointed to ascertain the boundary be-
tween Pittsfield and Palmyra, went to
the first mentioned town this morning to
see that the monuments were erected as
the commissioners found the boundary
to exist.
A. j. Bernard accompanied by his
daughter, Ethel, went to Lewiston, Tues
day morning, returning on the afternoon
train with his daughter, Edith, who was
recently patient at the Sisters of Char
ity hospital, where very successful
operation for appendicitis was performed
about three weeks ago.
The management of the Milburn Club
entertainments take pride In announcing
the second In the course, The Wagner
Harp Orchestra and Quartette Co., who
appear in Coburn Hall, next Tuesday
evening, Dec. I'd. 1t is composed of
six well-known artists who have the IA
vorable commentator of the press and
public and they present an entertainment
that wins the praise Of the most critical.
Single admission will be on sale at Samp-
sons, Saturday, 80 and 70 cents. Course
Tickets for the remaining four entertain
ments $l.75.