The Somerset reporter., 1905-10-19

George E Morrill, has sold "Vsrney' $
Prize" fl ur for ten years. No dissatls-
fled customers. Do you use 1t.
Mrs. C. P. Dascombe Of Wilton Is a
guest at the home of her son, l., A.
Dascombe, NJ. D. on Madison avenue.
II you need horse clothing of any kind
harnesses, blankets, robes, whips, etc,
l.. w. Chase can fit you out at the low
est possible cost.
J. r Philbrck and G. E. purril, ae
eompanied by their wives, left here this
morning to pass the next week 10 Bos
ton aud vicinity.
The homemade candy season Is here
and next Saturday YOU will fild many
kinds of these popular, fresh made
sweets at Delano's.
Bassett is already working on Christ
mas orders II will be much to your adj
vantage to arrange for sittings early
At any rate call aud see some Of the new
and attractive stvlss. ~
w. II. Clark of the firm Of W. Il.
Clark & Sons, Caratuuk, was in town,
this week, attending to business Connect
ed with their numbering operations
which they are to conduct the coming
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C, Da5rell are II
town, having closed the Ssmostt House
at Mouse Island after very successful
season. They are quartered at the Co
burn for the present and have not as vel
determined where they will pass tht
winter.
l.. j. Addition, z. T. Goodrich aud W
II. Wides arrived home, Monday morn.
ing, from Chamberlain Hill in Moscow,
where they had been for weeks hunt
ing. Their list of game included three
deer, good supply of partridges and a
large black bear.
S. w. Philbrick, treasurer OF the Ken
nebec Log Driving Co., went to Augusta,
this morning, where be is engaged to-
day with the directors Of that corpora
ton 10 assessing the tax Of the various
log owners for the expenses OF driving
during the past season.
l.. w. Chase prefers to sell out all hi:
carriages remaining in stock at a great
sacrifice rather than to carry them over
this winter, as he is troubled for room
since the burning of his repository. II
you are to need new carriage your
money will be we'll invested II you buy
of him now.
B. F. Chadbourne of the Maine board
of Railroad Commissioners, and T. E.
Dunn, chief engineer Of the Maine Cen.
trail system, arrived at this station by
special train, Friday evening OF last
week, on their annual tour OF inspection.
They passed the night here and left early
the following day.
Mrs. Alice Head White of Waterville
will give lecture recital on Schumann,
in Milburn hall, Tuesday evening, Oct.
"a at s 10. This concludes Miss Morri-
sons course on German music. From
her study at Ooerlin, Leipsic and Berlin
and her general musical experience, Mrs.
White is admirably qualified 10 interest
| her hearers 10 Schumann and his music
Miss Mollie Marston returned home
yesterday, from three weeks atay at
Carry Ponds, where she has been tht
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Briggs OF
Pittsfied at their fine new sporting
camps. Miss Marston brought with her
as a trophy of her skill with the riff q
handsome buck deer, weighing nearly
175 pounds, said to be the fiuest ont
brought into town, this season.
! Rev. Abram Wymsn of Topeka, Kan.
sas, was in town, last week, and passed
few days at the home Of his cousin
Mrs. G. E. Townsend, on Leavitt street
Mr.. Wyman is graduate of the Skow-
hogan High school, being valedictorian
of the class Of 1884 His home has been
In Topeka for thirteen years. He was in
the East to attend the National Unitarian
convention at Atlantic City, N. j., and
took the opportunity thus afforded to
visit his former home.
The mansory wall which has been
building for l.. w. Weston & Co. dur.
ing the past month would have been
completed by Saturday night but fol-
the fact that the workmen engaged there
have been transferred by II. G. Puring-
ton & Co., who have the contract fol-
both Jobs, to the Phibrick & Ward
block on Water street, where they are tc
make an effort to complete the founda'
ton this week. Two of the iron pillars
for the front of this block have come
and were put In place, yesterday.
The Skowhegan Water Co. are lay
ing 500 feet of four inch main on Pine
street and will establish a hydrant for
fire purposes at the southerly end.
1t will be arranged for the use Of one
line of hose and fitted with device so
that the suction pipe Of the steam fire
engine can be readily attached. This
will make the eighty-frst hydrant es-
tablished by the Water Co. under
.ontrsrt with the Skowhegan Village