The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-11-10
TOWN and VICINlT Y
Wall paper sale at Bucknam's.

Wall paper sale at BuCknam g
Moose meat at A. r. Jewett's.
The latest thing IN thermometers at
Fogg's Drug Store.
Mrs. S. Bsisdel of Cornville is visit
ing Mrs. Fred French.
Remember the food sale by the ". {.
T. u, November l6.
Roderick will take your order for
smoked halibut.
There is fine lot of ladies' fur driv-
ing coats In dog and calf skin at Ghas.
F. Wards.
CD. Abbey departed, yesterday, for
Portland and Boston on business for the
Skowhegan Electric Light Co.
George f. Sampson has two good
horses for sale, weighing about ll00 lbs.
Good workers aud drivers. VIII sell
one or both.
A food sale will be held in G. A. r.
hall, Wednesday afternoon, November
10Th at , O'Clock, by the ladies Of the
W. c. T. L.
F. H. Colby aud wife Of Bingham
were in town, yesterday. Mr.. Colby
was en- route home from a business trip
to Bangor.
Bragg & varney announce that their
new lines of carpets, mattings and floor
oil cloths have arrived, and they invite
you to inspect them before purchasing
Fred C. Nye has accepted the position
OF travelling representative OF the SHOW
hogan Casket Co. Mr.. Nye has been az
employee at the factory Of this firm for
eleven years.
Are ynn saving j. tn % per ceSs On
your meats by trading at the up-to-date
market Of Z. T. Goodrich? II not, why
not2 His stock Is complete and he Will
have plenty of chickens and turkeys for
Thanksgiving.
The marriage of Roy L. Marston, ED
est son of Hon. and Mrs. c. A. Marston
of this place, to Miss Julie Parmelee, Is
to occur In New Haven, Conn, at the
home of the bride, Tuesday afternoon,
| November 22d.
As forerunner of winter, L. W.
Chase has already received one carload
Of sleighs which are being unpacked at
his repository. He reports being able to
give some great bargains to contem-
plating purchasers.
Mrs. lothian Weston has been recover
ing the past week from the effects of
fall, last Friday, at her home. Her IL
iuries consist OF spraned knee and
wrist and severe bruises, but 1t seems
probable that she will recover from them
all.
The Centenary NJ. +. Church enter
tainment course for the season Of 1904
has been arranged for and includes five
lectures and two concerts, the first en-
tertainment, The Wilson-Flood recital
occurring, Monday evening, next.
Course tickets have been placed at the
low price of 81.
1t is claimed that his honesty and pop
uarity elected w. L. Douglass governor
of Massachusetts, Tuesday. Both Of
these admirable qualities are noted in
the Douglass shoes, also, and they are
sold In Skowhegan by Jas. Lewia only ;
80. so and $500. Go Ia and let them tell
you more about 1t.
A Mothers Meeting was held, Tues
day afternoon, in G. A. r. hall by the
w. C. T. u. An interesting program
was carried out, which was in charge of
Mrs. j. O. Smith, and some quite lively
discussions arose among the mothers
over the questions presented. The next
meeting will be a continuation OF this
subject.
A. K. Bison & Son, the boot and shoe
dealers, invite farmers, lumbermen and
all that wear felts, heavy rubbers and
moccasins to inspect their line of new
goods before buying as they claim to be
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able to save all money. Their goods are
strictly all new and all know what that
means to this grade of footwear. Call
and see them.
The Oregon Indian Medicine Co. will
exhibit In Milburn Hall for one week,
commencing Wednesday, Nov. oh.
Free, Wednesday and Thursday. A
clean, moral and laughable entertain
ment. Programme changed nightly,
consisting of musical acts, sketches,
farces, stereoptcon views and illustrated
songs, Don't fail to see the plastic poses.
The new construction at the court
house is proceeding STEADILY and 1t now
seems probable that the building will be
In readiness for the session of the Deem
Der term of the S. j. Court which con-
venes December 9th. The registry Of
deeds Is located In its new quarters In
the east wing, although not permanently
settled, and part OF this room Is also
used by the clerk OF courts at the pres
ent time preceding the completion OF
his office. The new fire-proof room of
the probate office is completed and its
business carried on there while the Pro-
bate court room is undergoing slight al
terations. 1t is intended to make the
probate office and the registry Of deeds
absolutely fire proof and with this in
vlew q cnmnlete outfit of steel shelving