The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-01

ments at Judkins'
D. W. Webber of Auburn was in town
on business Monday.
Very nice clans in the shell, this week,
at Roderlck's market.
Ladies fur driving coats at Ward's.
E lrly buyers get the best selection.
DIN A. True OF Litchhs1d, Me, was
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. George D. Ar
mold Thanksgiving day.
Pocket knives, razors, safety raz5rs
aud shears in great variety aud at rea-
sonable prices at the Blunt Hardware Co.
Mrs. LIZ Barnard has returned from
j maica Plain, Mass, where she has
been the guest for several weeks Of her
son, Charles NJ. Barnard.
Arthur Morrisett was at home from
Lewiston for a brief vacation iasr week,
passed at the home of his parents, Nj.
and Mrs. j. B. Morriset;.
Remember the lecture next Monday
evening, December oh, by Rev. R.
Joscelyn, subject, "rhe Making Of a
Meu.n See window hangers.
George Simpson and Odilon Vtgue
were the fortunate persons to fall heir
to the turkeys that were on exhibition
in Merwin's show window last week
Clarence p. Weston, Esq, of Boston
returned home Saturday afternoon, H.
had been in town to pass Thanksgiving
with his mother, Mrs. Lorena Weston.
Miss Alice Moore returned, Monday
morning, to her studies in the Kinder
qarten training school at Bangor after
passing Thanksgiving week with her
parents.
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.
Ii you pay Delano no more for his oys-
teis thar Others ask, what's the differ
ence to you even if he does pay the
wholesaler more? He's bound to have
the hest at any price.
George Grover of Lynn, Mass, was in
town portion Of last week, and return
ed home Monday, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Simon Grover, who will be
his guest for several weeks.
Geo. Weymouth has In a new lot of
dress suit cases and extension bags, all
fitted with the latest device for locking
and possessing some points of conven-
| fence not heretofore shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. o * and Miss Paul
inc were guests at the home of John NJ
Oak, postmaster Of Bangor, over Thanks
giving the gentlemen being cousins
Mrs. Oak aud Miss Pauline remained
over Sunday.
The service of the Eastern Steamship
Company, between Boston and kennebec
river points closed last Friday, the
steamer "Kennebec" making her last
trip on that day. This boat passes the
winter at Bath.
Mrs. H. A. Bennett and her daughter,
Miss Phyllis, returned to their home in
West Newton, Mass, Monday afternoon.
They had been guests at the home Of
Mrs. Benefits sister, Mrs. j. z. Merrill,
since Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. c. f. Ball of Athens left here
Friday for Northeast Carry, Moosehead
Lake, Maine, where she is to teach
school for the next five months. This
is one of the State schools over which
her husband is superintendent.
The insurance department OF the
Knights of the Maccabees paid on No
vemb % Il to the beneficiary of William
Vigue, one of their members, whose
death occurred not long since, cheek
for $500, the amount for which he was
insured with the order.
Arthur G. Bussey and his sister, Miss
Olive, were among the arrivals Friday
morning. M SO Bussey had been passing
the week with her sister, Mrs. George
Savage in Halloweu and NJ R,.soy
was rotnrni,o from o.oso whara ho
sna,t Tha,ksgiviog d.qss fba onos, -
friends.
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