The Somerset reporter., 1903-11-26
TOWN and VICINITY
1904 aImanaes at Bucknam's.

/ Call al Bassett's and see the latest anu
best in photography.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Woodbury. were in
Wateryille, Saturday afternoon.
w. r. Jordan, Esq, of Bingham was
in town on legal business, Friday.
Bucknam warrants all his rubber goods
for one year from date of purchase.
Ribbon candy, all h4vors, pure sugar
10. pound, at o. r. Knowlton Cos.
James Lumsden was in town, last
week, returning to Boston, Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. c. B. Southland, presiding elder
of this district, was in town over Nor
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 2. Viles partake Of
Thanksgiving turkey with friends in
/ Halowell.
The Glover Leaf Whist club were dc
/ lightfullv entertained at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. r. Pooler, last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith S. shepherd and Miss Lola
B. Goodwin returned home, Monday,
/ from their Boston trip.
The Montana buffalo robe is claimed
to be the cheapest robe in the market;
wears the longest. f. 2. Moore sells
them.
+. A. Moore returned from Danvers,
Mass. on Friday, called here by
the death of his father, who resided in
Canaan.
The first skating If the season was er-
dyed, Friday, on Whittier pond. The
ice was II little thin, however, for heavy
weights.
Mr.. NJ. F. Archer of Fairfield Center
was in town, Tuesday. He was one OF
the men drawn for the Terrio jury but
was not accepted.
The young business men of Fairfield
gave a concert and ball In the opera
house, last evening. Several from this
town were present.
f. f. Shepherd, Boston business man,
accompanied by his wife, were guess at
the home Of his brother-ir-law, Samuel
Harding, the past week.
The ball at Grange Hall, Thanksgiving
night, is sure to be most enjoyable &C.
casion for all who attend, and it is under
the best Of management.
f. n. Merrill, Esq, went to Boston on
the afternoon train of Thursday for
brief visit with his son who is student
at the Harvard law school.
Misses Florence and Mabel Pooer
went to Concord, Mass. by this morn
ing's train to pass Thanksgiving with
their aunt, Miss Julia Coburn.
The Park school and the seventh grade
Grafield school, which were closed be-
cause of the prevalence OF diptheria, will
open again on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mis-. Llewellyn Goodwin re-
turned home, Tuesday night, from a
visit of two months, 10 their daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Leavitt 10 PARCEL, |. t.
II you contemplate buying sleigh
this winter you should see the large
stock of l.. W. Chase. He's got the
goods and will make the prices right.
Mrs. Goodrich, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. F. o. Sawyer for several
weeks, went to Dexter, today to pass
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs
Blanchard.
Rabbits shave been displayed in the
local markets, the past week. The light
fall of snow, last week, made good sport
for local hunters who had a dog, and 2
large number were shot.
Sometime during the coming winter
the young people Of ST. Mary's parish
will give a minstrel entertainment Last
season the flair was Il great success
both artistcally as well as financially.
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.
At the regular meeting of the Town
Improvement Society, next Friday after
noon at half past two o'clock, Mrs.
Grace Coburn Smith will speak on the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado In North
ern Arizona. Members have the privi-
lege of inviting guests.
Mrs. Mike Kennedy OF The Forks,
summoned as witness in the Terrio
case, called at the REPORTER office,
Tuesday to adjust the subscription of
her paper. She does not relish beirg
retained here as a witness and questions
the wisdom of the summonng of so
many witnesses.
Lees orchestra is having another busy
week playing as follows: Bingham,
Tuesday evening; Wednesday at Madi-
son for the grand concert and ball of the
Great Northern Paper Makers; Thurs
day afternoon at Milburn hall for sun
light hop; Thursday evening at Smith
field for the Grange fair and dance; FRI
day night for party in this place.
Tuesday morning, as Ella Piper was
walking along the snowy walk near the
east corner OF North and High streets