The Somerset reporter., 1905-10-19
TOWN and VICINITY


The new hot water bottle, at Fogg's
drug store.
Mr.. AID Mrs. f. G. Woodbury. have
been visiting friends in Lewiston, this
week.
In Delsno's display of homemade
candies for Saturday, you'll be sure to
find your fsvorite.
Mrs. John ". Philbrick gave bridge
whist party AT her home on Maple street,
Saturday afternoon of last week.
Miss Mabel Judklns, who has been
teaching the past summer in Skinner,
Me-, is expected home next Saturday.
f. A. Moore left here, Tuesday morn
ing, for Danyers, Mass, where he will
remain for the next two months on bust
ness
There is be great auction sale Of
horses, carriages, sleighs, harnesses, etc.
at the Weston House, Madison the 2S.h
inst. See adv. in another column.
Delano hopes to have plenty of those
nice Juicy oysters this week, to supply
all customers. but it's always better to
make sure and order In advance at either
store.
. X. {. Woodland went to Afsoostook
county, Saturday. He is TO attend to
some business matters in that section
and hopes also to have an opportunity
for little hunting in the Aroostook
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed 2. Page left here,
last Friday, for quite an extended vaca-
ton tour. They plan to visit Montreal
and Quebec, and will probably 60 TO st.
John, n. B., and Halifax, N. s., before
returning.
Miss Minnie Littlefleld of Bangor has
been visiting for a week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Pencil. Miss Little
field is to leave Maine in the near future
for the south and will pass the winter at
Pi3ehurst, n. e.
Miss Donna Tozer passed Sunday In
town at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Tozier, on Pleasant street
and left, Monday morning. for South
Poland, where she is employed in teie-
phone office for the winter.
Two parties left for the Dead River
hunting grounds the past week, one
composed of r. f. Jackson, c. Scott
Robinson, NJ. C. Viles and A. P. Merrill;
in the other were David Yigue, Allie and
james Lewia and Peter Lessor.
Mrs. Heller Robinson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, left here today for a
two months stay in Massachusetts,.
The trip is undertaken on account OF
Miss Robinson's health and she Is TO re-
celve medical treatment in Boston.
C. J. Davis of Greenville, of the lum-
boring firm of Davis & Marston, accom-
panied by his son, Donald, was in town,
Monday and Tuesday of this week. They
came here in Mr.. Davis Ford touring
car and left on their return trip to Green
Vile, Tuesday afternoon.
The members of the Somerset Choral
are to continue their weekly rehearsals
under the leadership of Professor Elmer
f. Towne. The next meeting will be
Monday evening at the Congregational
vestry and several business matters will
be decided at that time among them the
question of regular meeting place for
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl. McCandless OF
Boston passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wentworth. Mrs. McCandless
and Mrs. Wentworth are sisters. Mr..
McCandIess is New England's represen-
tatiye OF the American Vineyard Co.,
whose speciality, "Not-a-Seed'' rasns,
has teen advertised in the REPORTER for
some time.
Newell R. Perkins, who had been in
California during the past six months,
arrived home, last week. He went to
Lewiston, Monday morning, where he
has a position with the American Ex-
press Co. He is to have short railroad
run out of that city, occupying the fore
noon, and will be in the Lewiston office
the rest of each day.
The annual meetings of the Grand
Bodies OF Oddfellowship were held in
Portland, this week. Mrs. Helen s.
Brown and Mrs. Alice S. Baker were
delegates from Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
to the Rsbekah Assembly, which met,
Tuesday evening Albert E. Jewett re-
presented Carrabe ssett Lodge at the Ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, yesterday
and Edward Spear was sent to represent
Parmenas E4campment at the Grand
Encampment, last evening.
| We would call attention to the club
| bling off r which we announce IN an ad-
vertisement on page seven of this issue,
open TO new subscribers and to those
paying their subscriptions In advance.
1t will enable all such to secure the RE-
PORTER and the New York Tribune
Farmer, both papers for full year, for
Sl75 The Tribune Farmer is the best
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the REPORTER has all the Somerset
county news. 1t will prove most ad-
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many readers.