The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-12-22
Celery and lettuce at A. r. Jewett'p.

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The Blunt Hardware Co. want book
keeper at once.
A. R. Jewett has some fine Vermont
turkeys for holiday dinners.
Any kind of pung built to order at
Chase's Carriage and Sleigh Shops.
The Glover Leaf Whist Club meets,
this afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. Chas.
Folsom.Jones.
Mr.. B. F. Baxter of Arson was In
town, this morning, aud called at the
REPORTER office.
J. Howard Wyman Is at home from
Harvard Medical School to pass the
Christmas holidays.
Geo. r. Tibbetts OF Fairfield, county
commlssioner-elect of Somerset county,
was il town, yesterday.
The village schools, including the high
school, closed the fall term, Friday, and
are to have two weeks vacation.
W. II. Wlldes entertained as his guests
over Sunday, his sister and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis, OF Portland.
Mrs. Il. w. Brown has opened mill!-
merry parlors In the rooms directly over
her former store, and has some special
bargains to offer.
Mrs. Alice Gilman of Olkland, inspect
ing and installing cffieer of the Maine
division w. r. c., made an official in
spection OF Russell Relief Corps last
Friday evening.
MISS Clara Allen OF Rdlonville, Me-,
who has occupied the position of teacher
In English In the Skowhegan high school
for the fall term, has resigned.
Her successor has has not yet been
elected.
The Sunshine qLilt got up by Mrs.
Pauline A. Jewett and others on the
Plains, will be disposed Of next Wednes-
day afternoon, the 28,h instant, at 2
O'Clock, at Mrs. Edgar Ford's, Madison
avenue. All are welcome.
Lumbermen need more snow for their
logging operations. The light snow OF
Monday last makes good sleighing In
this vicinity, but 1t is little thin on the
roads for heavy teami &. More snow
would be acceptable to all.
Prof. and Mrs. Roy L. Marston ar
rived, Monday evening, on the late train,
and are guests at the home of Mr.. Mars
tons parents. They are to leave to-
morrow (Friday) morning for their
home In New Haven, Conn.
Geo. w. Cover. K. N. Merrill, Forrest
Goodwin and S. w. Gould were among
the Somerset attorneys to have business
before the law court at Augusta. Mr..
Cover sent his brief to be filed and the
other gentlemen attended In person.
Beatrice Sanborn broke her arm be-
tween the elbow and wrist by fall
while at play at the Garfield school, last
Friday. She Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker 5anborn who reside on
Madison avenue, near Jewett street
Mrs. j. Wallace Blunt gave a whist
party of "a ladies Tuesday afternoon, in
honor OF Mrs. Roy J.. Marston OF New
Haven. II WAS most congenial COM
pany and delightful afternoon was
passed with cards and refreshments.
Bertram l. Smith, Esq, Of Penobscot
county has a fine recommendation OF
Somerset bar for the position OF Attor-
ney General of the State. A large major
itv of the members Of the legal profes'
sion In the county endorse his candidacy.
The Maccahee Band is to hold a meet
ing tomorrow (Friday) evening, at En-
CINE Hall. Ii is desired that all mem
bers be present and also that all those,
whether members or not, who are inter-
ested to have such an organization main.
tanned, shall attend.
Guy Thibault, the eleven year old son
Of Peter Thibault, met with most un-
fortunate accident at the factory of G.
& NJ. Nolin, yesterday morning. In
some way his right thumb was caught
by the drill near which he was at work
and so injured that it was found neces-
sary to amputate 1t.
Miss Maud A. Merrill WAS delightfully."-
surprised, Tuesday evening, by her class
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who called on her at her home in antici-
patton of her eighteenth birthday. The
time until midnight was pleasantly
passed and at that hour Miss Merrill was
surrounded by her guests, who wished
her many happy returns of the day and
presented her with silver chatting dish
Miss Ethel Walton is home from the
Boston University Law school to pass
the holiday vacation with her parents.
She Ia occupying portion of the time
In compiling the report of the commits
sion appointed by the last legislature for
the erection of a monument to the mem
DRY OF Maine soldiers at Andersonville,
Ga. This commission, of which the
Hon. s. j. Walton is chairman, Ia to sub
NIT Its report to the Governor and Coun-
Gil, December 30,h, and 1t will then be
issued In printed form.
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Plenty of ducks and geese at A. II.
Jewett's.
o. F. Knowlton Co.'S store is open
every evening, this week.