The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-12-22
TOWN and VICINITY
See Bucknam's ad on page 4.

See Bucknams ad on page 4.
Christmas neckwear at Miss Williams.
Worsted mufflers, popular colors, at
Norton's.
Mr.. Abel D. Russell of Augusta is In
town today.
The Blunt Hardware Co. want hook
keeper at once.
fine assortment OF cigar ard tobacco
Jars In silver and glass at Philbrick's.
We observed that one of the busiest
places In town the past week WAS at
Chsse's Sleigh Repository.
Great sale of fresh home made candles
at Delsno's candy store on Saturday
many varieties at little cost.
David A. Hsig, agent for the Ander-
son plant of the American Wooden Co.,
is in Boston on business, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Marion Nutting went
to Burnham yesterday afternoon, where
they are to visit with relatives for few
days.
Miss Lou Reed has returned to West
Upton, Mass, after passing the summer
at the home of her father on the river
road.
Have you seen the pretty dolls in G.
r. Fogg's show Window They are to
be given away. Call and inquire about
them.
Start right now and keep record Of
important events for the coming year.
Full stock OF 1905 diaries at Foggs Drug
Store.
The next regular meeting of the w,
c. r. U. will be held in G. A. r. hall,
Tuesday afternoon, December 9th, at 3
o'clock.
II you want flnnelette or percale
wrappers, be sure and call on Brigham
& Seekins, as they are closing out their
line at cost.
The Supreme Court, Justice Peabody
presiding, will convene on Tuesday next.
the Goth instant. This is Judge Pea
body's first term in Somerset.
An endless variety of Christmas car
dies at Delano's candy store from Sc to
75c per pound Everyone can be suited
there at price they are willing to pay.
Mrs. Olive Morse and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Gladys York, went to Burnhsm
yesterday afternoon, where they are to
make their home for quite a portion of
the winter.
Charles Green went to Portland yes
terdav afternoon. He has now loaded
from his numbering operations in Nor
ridgewock, two cars of oak piling and
his trip to Portland is with reference to
the sale of them.
II. C. Giles of Cornville left here for
Boston Friday of last week, He will
visit his brother in that city and confer
with the New England Teachers Regis
tration Bureau concerning an appoint
ment with some New England school.
J. W. Blunt of the Blunt Hardware
Co. returned from Boston Wednesday
night, where he purchased complete
stock of hardware, and this old and reli-
able firm will be found on deck doing
business in the Brown block, opposite
this q flee.
The next meeting of the Sorosis, Dec.
d, will be Christmas meeting. Each
member is requested to bring gift to
the value of twenty-five cents. A COM
mttee will be at the Library Parlors,
Monday afternoon, Dec. 26, to receive
these gitta, which must be there at that
time.
At the regular meeting OF the Show
hogan Mems Club, Monday evening, held
at the library parlors, l.. L. Walton,
ESQ, president of the club, addressed
the club on Legal Points Every Bust
ness Man Ought to Know" There was
a small attendance, but the address and
the following discussions were thorough
ly enjoyed.
Miss Mary Jones OF Madison met with
quite serious accident last monday
evening, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Cyrus W. Goodrich, Oh Madison avenue.
She had started to go from one room TO
another and, mstakiDg the door, fell
down the cellar stairs. Fortunately no
bones were broken and she has now go
far recovered that she probably will be
able to return TO her home In few days.
At a meeting of Russell Post, G. A.
R., held on Friday evening last, 1t was
voted to extend an invitation 10 Russell
Relief Corps to join the Post in installa-
ton OF the Ulcers Of the two organic =.
tons, Friday evening, Jan. h. Wldes'
Camp, Sons of Veterans, were also in
vited to attend this installation. 1t was
also voted TO invite Commander james
P. Thompson to give a talk il regard to
an Indian campaign in which ne partici-
pated near the close of the war, on Fri
day evening, Jan. Goth, and that the
members Of Wides Camp be invited to
attend this meeting and listen to this
talk.
Choice line of poultry at Roderick's
market.
O. r. KnOWlton Co, are serving hot