The Somerset reporter., 1903-11-19
Fur opening at W. H. wildes', Friday

Fur opening at W. H. Wildes', Friday
next.
A full line of horse blankets and fur
robes at Blunt Hardware Co.'S
Mrs. Arthur Jewett is visiting with
friends In Portland, this week.
Low prices on horse blankets and fur
robes at Blunt Hardware Co.'S.
Frank P. Pennell left home yesterday
afternoon on business trip to Piscata-
quis county.
Mrs. Frank w. Allen of Augusta was
in town, over Sunday and Monday, call
ing among friends.
II you come to the Terrio trial, why
not stop at the Oxford. They will make
special rates.
Will the finder Of small pin contain
ing boys picture return to this Office and
receive reward.
F. P. Moore is selling the celebrated
mountain buffalo robe, guaranteed wind,
wafer ana motn PROOF.
300 new fiannelette wrappers arrived
at j udkins', bargain prices Csc, $l.19,
81 80, 81 40, 81 65, 81 %.
John Thomas, the humorist, and Grand
Concert Co. in the MiIburn Club enter
tainment course, Nov. 80.
If you wish to see all the novelties in
fur neckwear and muffs attend the open
ing at Wildes', Friday next.
Mrs. M. G. Tbbetts will instruct In
oil painting at reduced rates until Christ
mas, also take orders. "a East Front st.
Sheriff Lang returned yesterday fore
noon from Jaekman, where he went on
Monday to serve papers op certain per-
sons In civil process.
Rev. Daniel Oastott delivered his
lecture "Savanorolo" at East Madison,
last evening, the second in the course
being held at the Congregational church.
Kendall's orchestra furnishes music,
next week, as follows: Tuesday night
in Milburn hall, Wednesday for the K.
P's at Guilford, Thursday for the Odd
Fellows at Clinton and Friday in Mil
burn hall.
All desirious of being up-to-date in the
new dance steps and learn how to prop
erly conduct themselves at social gather
ings should not fail to attend the school
10 dancing and department at Milburn
hall, Nov. 20
Sixteen members of Co. E., with Capt.
F. G. Dunlap in command paid visit to
the range last Saturday afternoon to try
their new 1920 magazine riff IS and to
say the boys were delighted with them
is putting 1t mild.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace Blunt have
taken TIE home of Mrs. Fannie Gushing
for the winter, removing there on Mon
day last. Mrs. Cushing and daughter
are to go South for several months
stay, after visit of some weeks In Port
land with her father.
Mr.. Geo. w. Palmer of Silver City,
Idaho, is visiting relatives and friends
in Maine after so years in the West,
during which time he has been East but
once aid that was IA years ago At
present he is staying with his foster
reice, Miss M. S. Jones, at No. Is,
Mechanic St., where he is i'll but i'm
proving.
Webster Savage and Marcus Moore re-
turned home, Friday OF last week, from
hunting trip in the Dead River section,
as result of which they brought home
four foe deer. Mr.. Savage had the
misfortune to cut the fl shy part of his
left hand while sticking one OF the bucks
shot. In the excitement and hurry In
cident his foot caught on branch
! throwing him forward and the knife
made an ugly cash.
Mrs. Ann Smith, widow of the late
Harrison Smith of Canaan, died Tuesday
of this week, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. G. Dunlap, North avenue,
with whom she had resided for a year
past. Deceased had been In failing
health for many months, and since her
fall about four weeks ago, as a result of
which she broke her hip, she has failed
rapidly and her death was not unexpect-
ed. The funeral services are to be held
from the home Of her son, George Smith
in Canaan, and vii be attended by Rev.
Fl. w. Kimball.
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