The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-20
Sour krout at Roderick's market.

heao ABOUT the sale OF wrist bags al
BuckHam's.
L. L. Walton departed, yesterday
noon, on business trip to Lewiston.
Ladies' fur driving coats 10 Russian
calf, dog, wambeck. astrachsn and wool
seal at W. H. Wlldes'.
Miss Lettie NJ. Rowe arrived home,
last week, from a seven weeks visit
with relatives In Lynn, Mass.
Nj. B. Heselton is putting In some very
busy days just now opening holiday
goods, getting ready for the Christmas
boom.
Captain and Mrs. W. n. Emery arrived
heme, Monday evening, from a visit OF
several weeks with friends In Boston aud
Augusta.
Quite a number of Skowhegan ladies
attended the missionary basket picnic al
the new Baptist Church In Shawmut
yesterday, some going by train and
others by team.
Dow c. Baker Of Bingham was In
town last Friday, and departed by the
noon train In company with his son,
Frank, for Journey of week or more
In Aroostook county.
Duncan Wemyss of Somerville, Mass.
passed Sunday as the guest of his cousin
w. r. Elliott. Mr.. Wemyss Is in the
employ of the Travellers Insurance, En-.
ployer's Liability department,
Dana w. Hall of Chicago was the
guest of Skowhegan friends for several
days last week Mr.. Hall filed very
ably the position of principal of the
skowhegan high school from 1890 to
1894.
Delsno's increasing oyster trade de-
monstrates that his claims as to quality
are correct. His motto is, FURNISH the
best; let the people know about It
Orders left at the store will be delivered
Sunday morning.
G. G. Doe of Boston took the train for
home from this station last Saturday.
He had been on a hunting trip in the
Pleasant pond region and had shipped
home two deer few days in advance of
his own departure.
The Worthen house, situated at the
corner of N forth Avenue and East street,
which was purchased some weeks since
by NJ. B. Heselton, has been thoroughly
repaired by its new owner and fitted for
rental in two tenements, both OF which
are already occupied.
Miss Hester Maddocks, who resides
with her niece, Mrs. V. W. Nelson, ar
rived home last week, after months
visit at d lmariscotta, Ne. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Fl. L,
Coombs, who came for a brief visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, and
returned home Saturday.
The Maine Spinning company has the
machinery on its first floor In position
and started the wheels for the first time
lU'uhy. hCJ VIII ~"
yarns, this week, but beyond this will
do little rore than Timber up the ma
chimes. Everything in the equipment is
new and presents a very fine appearance.
Quite striking feature Of the grounds
surrounding the pretty residence Of
Capt. F. c. Dunlap on North Avenue Is
a fl, " pole erected during the past sum
mer. Il ls forty feet high, painted
green to correspond with the house and
stables and topped by gilded ball. In
suitable weather it carries United
States flag of ample proportions.
Geo. H. Roderick, who has been in
Portland for the past four years, and
who now holds the position of assistant
manager of the cafe In the Union Sta
ton, is passing the week with bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Roderick. His
friend, who came with him, Mr.. Joseph
Broderck, left here to return to Port
land, going by the way Of st. John and
thence home by steamer.
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