The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-12-08
Ordway has 81 tenement to rent near

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Ordway has a 81 tenement to rent near
the Anderson mills.
ANY kind of pung built to order al
Chase's Carriage and Sleigh Shops.
Fremont Homsted Is the owner of a
pair OF twin calves, born last Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Williams is visiting with
relatives of her husband In Hallowell,
this week.
Mrs. C. II. Playse, who had been In
Portland for the past month, arrived
home, Saturday.
Great sale of fresh home made candies
at Delano's candy store on Saturday
many varieties at little cost.
Order your Sunday oysters from
either of Delano's stores and they will
be delivered Sunday morning.
clown Talk" e 1ur, for sale by Stew
ard Brothers, is recommended as thu
finest thing for all kinds of cooking.
Pocket knives, rszors, safety razors
and shears in great variety and at rea-
sonabe prices at the Blunt Hardware Co.
The Universsist Sewing Circle will
hold It's annual sale with dinner and sup
per In G. A. X. hall on Thursday, Dec.
22nd.
G. f. Samp'on has fresh stock Of
those celebrated cloth lined hot water
bottles which have given such good sat-
isfacton. (2w)
DR.. W. B. Moulton of Portland was In
town, Tuesday. He returned home In
the evening driving to Watervile to take
the late train.
Allen Hackett of Pittsfield returned
home, yesterday morning, after brief
visit with his son, Mr.. W. <. Hackett,
OF the Island Machine Co.
Buchanan has those artistic Sawyer
pictures at prices from 80: to 50. No
gift can be more acceptable to a friend
who loves the beautiful In nature.
Have you improved your opportunity
and sampled the Kennedys fancy biscuit
goods displayed this week at George
Smpson'sP Demonstration closes Sat
urday night.
James Leadbetter of this town has
one hen that hatched brood Of chickens
Ia June and raised them, and she has
laid 80 eggs since. Our informant says
he would like to hear OF more indus
trous hen.
A new encampment Of the Indepen-
dent Order of o Id Fellows was institute
ed at Elstport, Me-, last evening. W.
G. Bailey of this place, grand senior
warden, was present with the other
grand officers.
Mrs. Morris Gledhil, who had been
the guest OF relatives In town for the
past few weeks, departed for her home
/ in Sykesyille, Md, this morning. She is
to stop on the way at New York City
for a few days visit.
G. II. Girdler, prominent citizen
of Mercer, WAS in town, yesterday.
He reports the seighing not of the best
between Skowhegan and his home, but
preferable, nevertheless, to the deep
SHOWS OF mid-winter.
Col Isaac Dyer went to Portland, yes-
terday morning, and attended the state
meeting OF the Loyal Legion at Rverton
Park, last evening This is an organlza-
tion whose membership Is made up,
principally, from the surviving COM
missoned officers of the war Of '6l-'65
What promises to be the finest enter
talnment of the season will be given at
Ooburn hall, Dec. 3lst, under the aus
pieces OF the Congregational Church choir
They take pleasure In announcing the
Tufts Glee Club for this date. This Club
Is composed of 20 members and the fact
that a Skowhegan boy, Donald M. Nor
rison, takes a very prominent part, will
of course add much int crest to their eI :
applied to the fund for II new organ.
st. Anthony Court, Catholic o der of
Forresters, held Its annual election of
officers last Monday evening, with the
following result: Chaplain, A. o. La
croIx; c. r., A. K. Gelinas: V. c. r.,
A. o. Robert; p. C. r., George Roder-
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william Breton; treasurer, O. Bilodeau !;
trustees. j, Grodin, William Fortier and
A. Langlois; delegate, A. f. Gellnas !;
alternate, j. r. o. Bilodeau; medical
examiner, Dir. Gelinas. This is frater-
nal organization TO which no one may
belong who ls not a member OF the
Catholic Church.
Crescent Tent of the o der of Macea-
bees conferred the first degree upon one
candidate at Its meeting, last Tuesday
evening. j. IL. Williams and Thos.
ConrOy were appointed a committee to
arrange for a social hop under the aus
pieces of the society, to occur In Grange
Hall, Thursday evening, December 22ad.
After the work OF the lodge room an
adjournment was made to the dining
room OF the Maine Central hotel for d
banquet. Hiram Moore of Madison and
County Commissioner Milton l.. Merrill
of st. Adams accepted the invitation of
the members of the order to join them
at the tables.
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Paul Spadenci; the Herculean juggling
marvel, who created such a sensation at