The Somerset reporter., 1904-11-24
Wall paper sale at Bucknam's.


at Delano's for Thanksgiving
All the Skowhegsn schools closed yes
terday "wednesday for the remainder
OF the week.
Miss Helen Steward passed Sunday in !
Wutervllle at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w Heath
c. A. Leighton left Monday morning
for two weeks trip through Maine and I
New Hampshire.
| Try those famous seaW eed pickles with |
your Thanksgiving dinner, AT MeQuade's /
Riverside restaurant.
F. G. Heald & Co. have patent bread
mixer which they claim is equal to the
best, price Only $3.50,
E. Il. Holman, clerk at Fogg's drug
store, is passing the week as the guest of
friends in Ellsworth, Ne.
Make your Thanksgiving dinner COM
pete with few Of those fresh salted
almonds or peeans from Delano's.
Fred f. Lawrence attended the session
of the Supreme Judicial Court at Angus
Ia, Friday and Saturday OF last week.
X. A. Withee went to Winthrop, Sat-
urday afternoon, called there by the
critical Illness Of his cousin, B. 5. Kelley.
Mrs. John Holden of lockwood Is in
town, this week visiting her daughter
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Pet
nell.
Judge w. II. Fuller, who was i'll and
couflLed to his room at the hotel for
nearly a week recently, is now able to
attend to business as usual.
Chas. 2. Whttemore passed portion
of this week in Boston, having matters
to attend to in connection with shipments
of lumber that he is making to that mar
ket.
Norman Bassett and F. G. harrington,
two Augusta attorneys, were in town,
Friday and Saturday of last week, ex-
aiming records at the register of deeds
office.
When you get ready to put your car
riage away for the winter take it to
Chase's and have it painted and ready
for spring. 1t costs you nothing for
storage.
By calling at Chase's carriage reposi-
tory Skowhegan, Me. you will find a
complete line of harness, robes, Blan-
kets, whips, sleigh bells etc. at very
moderate prices.
Clyde H. Smith of Hartland, sheriff
elect Of Somerset county was in town,
Thursday and Friday of last week, max
ing nve LEGATION relative to the appoint
ment of his deputy for this locality.
Mrs. NJ. I. Pooer went to Boston,
Friday, and departed from that city the
following day for Los Angeles, Caifor-
mia in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Turner for visit of several months.
Geo. Weymouth has in new lot of
| dress suit cases and extension bags, all
fitted with the latest device for locking
and possessing some points of conven-
ience not heretofore SHOWN.
Mrs. Geo. Akin OF Brewer was In
town, last week, reporting the meetings
OF the Maine Pathological Society for a
Bangor Daily. While here she was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Merrill.
The members of Court Wesserrunsett,
[. o. O. F. are invited to attend the next
regular meeting of Companion Court
Altana, next Monday evening, the % h.
The ladies are intending treat for
them and good number are expected
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M Sawyer have closed
their Skowhegan residence and will
winter. Mr.. Sawyer has been emploged
a. the office OF the Fairfield journal for
some years but has always kept his
home in Skowhegan until this time.
Rev. d. A. Ball has returned home
after an absence of several weeks, por
ton OF which was passed in Massachu-
ton, next week, aud for the present will
supply various Universallst pulpits In
Massachusetts, under direction of the
state Universalst society.
F. L. Palmer & Co., formerly OF Au-
burn, manufacturer of farm carts, Car
riages and sleGs OF all kinds is moving
into the shop, formerly occupied by B.
/ A. FOss, In rear Of REPORTER OFFICE.
He will also do horse Snoring and i0h-
bling of all kinds. The shop will be open
for business on Monday next.
Levi p. Wyman, son Of A. H. Wyman
OF this place, has accepted position as
professor In chemistry At the Chester
Military College, Chester, Pa. and will
move there with his family early IN De-
cember. Mr.. Wymau has been for two
years past connected with the State Col
lege of Pennsylvania, ~ instructor in
the department of chemistry.
Jos. rurcotte returned to Bigelow,
this week, where he IA hauling logs for
Parker SanbOrn. Mr.. rurcotte tells of
finding a hoy of fourteen years named
Record, severely wounded, near his camp,
on Saturday, the II h instant. Record