The Somerset reporter., 1903-11-12
Store or work chop $40 month, Ord

way.
A chance for the school children; see
Knowlton's ad.
Marcus L. Parsons made business
trip to Hallowell, Tuesday.
p. P. Caswell OF North Arson was in
town few hours, Saturday.
Low prices on horse blankets and fur
robes at Blunt Hardware Cos.
Buchanan warrants all his rubber goods
for one year from date of purchase.
One wood furnace for sale cheap or
exchange for wood-W. II. Heselton.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, was In Port
land over Tuesday night on professional
business.
W. H. Swain of Boston was In town
over Sunday, the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. j. r. Phlbrick.
Frank Savage of Fairh I'D has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. F. r. Philbrek,
several days this week.
The next regular meeting Of the Town
Improvement Society will be held Nov.
18th, In the library parlors.
w. J. Abbott returned to Rockland,
Monday morniog, after a brief visit With
II IN. S. J. Walton and family.
B. A. Sawyer and wife left hone,
yesterday, for an extended visit with
relatives In several Massachusetts, cities.
A crew Of section men has been busy
the past week grading the Maine Central
yard here and relaying portion of the
track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Towle are on
vacation visit to friends in Portland and
will visit Boston before their return
home.
The drama, "The Stolen WILL" the
first night OF the great Univeraalist
Merchants Carnival has Is characters.
Nay Varney is sin it."
The Blunt Hardware Co. have added
to their already complete stock a large
line OF horse blankets and fur robes, and
mean to make prices on them that will
compel you to buy If in need of anything
in that line.
We are requested to again state that
Wednesday afternoons from one to five
will be observed as visiting day at tn
county Ill, and positively no one can be
ad mitted as callers except during these
hours on that day.
The second grand ball Of the S. T. &
l.. A., of Skowhegan is to be held in
Milburn Hall, Tuesday night, Nov. "a b.
for which Kendall's orchestra Of six
pieces will furnish music. Supper Is to
be served at Danforth's cafe.
Lathe McKenney got bad cut on his
wrist, Tuesday, while grinding planer
knife at NJ. j. Aliens shop. 1t was
most fortunate escape from cutting an
artery, and as 1t is he will carry much
bandaged wrist for several weeks.
E. F. Rowell, who with his father, D.
j. Rowell, has carried Oh extensive lum-
bering operations at Roach River for
some years, will again operate there this
season, leaving for the scene, yesterday.
They expect to cut about one million
this year, somewhat less than last
season.
Fred A. Williams visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Williams, at
South Scion, last week. Mrs. williams
accompanied him. While there he tried
his hand at hunting, shooting seven
cartridges and other game, also four
years old deer, buck, which weighed
nearly 200 pounds.
There are at present fourteen prison
ers In the county jill, an unusually large
number The two burglars who were
shot in their attempts to escape capture
are getting along finely and probably
when the time arrives for their trial at
the December term of s. j. Court, they
will practically be entirely recovered.
Joseph Steward has housed his apple
crop for the season of 1903 and finds he
has 402 barrels of nice hand picked fruit.
From one tree he gath cred eighteen
barrels of Northern Spys, and at least
enough to have filled two barrels were
eaten from the lower branches Of this
game tree nv his hogs we are informed |