The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-11-19
TOWN and VICINITY
1904 almanacs at Bucknam's.

Hon. Forrest Goodwin was in Augusta
yesterday.
See Knowlton's ad for Thanksgiving
specials.
L. Goodwin was in Athens on bust
mes, yesterday.
J. Harvey White is on brief visit IN
Boston, this week. "a
John Thomas the famous humorist at
Coburn hall, Nov. 80.
Do you want a good hot water bottle?
Buy il of Buchanan.
Miss Sadie Jewett was the guest OF
friends in Waterville, Friday.
Henry Richards of Gardiner was IN
town on business, last FRIDAY.
Fl. A. Mann, agent of 1.-THE County
Fair" was in town over Sunday.
Josiah Crosby, Esq, Of Dexter was in
town on legal business, Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Clark visited relatives in
Wateryille, several DAYS last week,
DR.. A. G. Young Of Augusta was In
this town a short time, Wednesday.
Bucknam warrants all his rubber goods
for one year from date Of purchase.
Miss Ada Hoxie of Wateryille was the
guest over Sunday of MI. and Mrs. F. [.
Emery.
The ladies' are fast realizing the dc
light In going TO Delano's Candy store
for light lunch.
c. K. Cook returned home by last
nights train from his vacation trip In
Aroostook county.
r, ad George Simpsons ad telling OF
the new things he has to offer Tor
Thanksgiving week.
The home made candies at Delano's
Candy store are as popular as ever
They are made fresh daily.
Miss Viva Crommett, who had been
visiting relatives here, returned to NAL
den, Mass, Monday morning.
Rev. Daniel Onstott delivered his
lecture "The Battle Of Waterloo in Car
diner, Friday night of last week.
Mrs. Fannie Wildes accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Gledhill,
went to Boston, Monday morning.
The Eastern Star Chapter of Norridge-
wock bought, this week, one OF those
elegant Kingsbury pianos of Dinsmore
& Bickford.
George Simpson has been confined at
home, this week, with a severe cold,
coupled with rheumatism, but is now
convalescent.
The steamship Saxonia, on which Miss
Louise Fl. Coburn and Miss Mary Norris Of
this town returned from Europe, arrived
In Boston, yesterday.
In the operetta 1.-TWO Queens" at
Coburn hall Dec. End, besides the adults
are 20 pretty children. See them at the
Universalist Merchants Carnival.
Col. and Mrs. w. r. G. Estes went to
Brockton, Saturday morning, where
they will spend Thanksgiving as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Buchanan.
Charles Worster and Miss Eva Devine
of Boston, who had been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Fairgrieves, re-
turned to their home, Saturday morning.
j. FL. futile of Athens was In town,
Monday, renewing his subscription to
the REPORTER. He has taken the paper
for great many years and never fails
to keep it paid up ahead.
Mrs. N. II. Jewett and her son John
who had been the guests of r. W. and
Miss Lizzie Haines, returned TO Boston,
Friday. Mr.. Jewett has charge of the
horse department on the Boston Herald.
The Blunt Han DWARF Co. have added
to their already complete stock large
line of horse blankets and fur robes, and
mean to make prices on them hat will
compel you to buy if in need of anything
In that line.
A party of about 25 students of the
High school and invited friends enjoyed
a straw ride to Norridgewock, Friday
evening A dance was held In the
Grange hall there, music being furnished
by Merchants orchestra of this town.
Hon. L. G. Williams of Athens was In
town, yesterday, on business at the
court house. He informs us that there
Is decided Improvement In the small pox
situation In his town. The matter Is
we'll In hand and they have good reason
to hope that no more new cases will
appear.
County Commissioners Metcalf, Mer-
rill and Williams were at their rooms 10
the court house, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, giving attention to general business
and considering some preliminaries re-
lating to court house extension. They
have visited several court houses In
Maine, have given thorough considera-
tlon to the problem in hand aud will
have something to submit to the public
10 due time.
Among the recent farm sales of S. II.
Swain are the Louis de Lemos farm 10.
Gated in Norridgewock to W. L. Tread
we'll of New York; the William Null