The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-29
TOWN and VICINITY

Call and see the stamped patterns for
hooked rugs at Bragg & Varney's.
Walter P. Ordway departed, Tuesday
morning, for business trip of several
days to Boston.
Miss Bessie Allen of Bangor Is passing
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Allen.
Gordon Dobson of Pittsfield was In
town the first of the week, returning
home, Tuesday morning.
Miss May Garland of Watervlle pass
ed Sunday in town at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Daniel Onstott.
Mrs. <. A. Banks OF Belfast Is In
town, passing the holidays at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Hilton.
If you are thinking Of buying dress
goods or silk, see what you can buy
them for at W. Il. Wildes' fire ssle.
Frank Walker of Portland was in
town for few days, the first OF the
week, visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4. L. Walker.
Judge Peabody aud Court Stenogra-
pher Hayden are guests at Hotel Coburn
during the term or the Supreme Court,
now In session.
Miss Elsie Walton, who had been at
home for Christmas week, returned to
Boston this morning, to continue her
musical studies.
Mrs. Leon Bailey returned to her
home in Portland, yesterday, after q
brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Walker.
Il. b. Hilton fell upon revolving
belt at the Leighton green house, Tues
day, and was thrown against window,
cutting his left hand severely.
Chas. Tllton Of Bangor passed a por-
ton Of the present week in town as the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ann Tilton, at
her home on the Norridge road.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Drake are In Mass-
achusetts this week, Mr.. Drake having
business In Boston and Mrs. Drake going
for A visit with relatives In Cambridge.
The specialties at Deiano's candy store
are high grade chocolates, bon.bons and
home made candies, and his stock OF
these goods is not surpassed in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren NJ. Haryille,
who left here for the Pacific coast about
November OH, have purchased home
and permanently settled In Pasadena,
Cal.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner c.
W. Fletcher of Augusta was In town
Friday of last week, his visit having
reference to the fire which recently
destroyed Coburn hall block.
Walter Lane, who has been telegraph
operator at the Western Union office fol-
several months, leaves next week to at
tend school at Lewiston. Jesse Harri:
of Madison will take his place.
Don't forget the Tufts Glee Club con-
cert at the Congregational Church, Sat
urday evening. This is without doubt
the finest college glee club In Americs
and deserves lIberal:patronage.
Delano says oysters were never coming
| better. AS far as we have been able tC
learn, he has yet to have dissatisfied
customer. Why not try him for next
Sunday? Orders left at eithc- store will
be delivered.
The many friends of Mrs. A. b. Beal
who left Skowhegan for Red Bluff, Cal,
December 7th, will be pleased to learn
Of her safe arrival at that place on the
evening of the l4th inst, having made
the trip In eight days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bilodesu passed
Sunday with relatives in town. They
left here for Fairfield, Tuesday, where
they were to visit with relatives of Mrs
Bilodeau's for few days before return.
Ing to their home In Augusta.
Mrs. Fronia Traitor and her daughter
Miss Birdena, were In town over Sunday
being guests with their daughter and
sister, Miss Dora Trafton, at the resi-
dence Of Calvin Cleveland. They re-
turned to their home In Hartland, Mon
day afternoon.
Donald Morrison and his sister, Miss
Margery, arrived last Friday, from
Massachusetts to pass the holidays with
their father, L. L, Morrison. Mr.. Nor
rison went to Portland to take part with
the Gee and Mandolin Clubs of Tufts
College, CT which he is a member, In
their entertainment In that city, Tues
day evening. He Ia also to appear with
that organization here and at other
places In New England during the col
lege vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. j. McNeelie of Taco
ma, WASH, who have been visiting In
Skowhegan for some weeks, start today
en- route for their home. They will pass
the coming week In Washington, D. G.,
where Mr.. McNeelie will attend the