The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-01

pairs of home knit stockings In exchange
for goods.
Mrs. L. J. Lancaster of Bangor Is Wis
iting In town at the home of her son,
John II. Lancaster.
Mrs. Mabel Lord Verrill of Auburn
arrived last evening for few days visit
with Mrs. Belle A. Small.
Miss Ella Clark of Bangor has be- n
passing the week as the guest OF her
brother, N. Weston CLARK.
Mrs. Frank W. Allen of Greenville il
10 town for brief visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. }. p Merrill.
The Harvest dinner of the Congregt-
tional Working League, announced for
yesterday, will be served, November I.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Goodrich arrived
home, Tuesday evening, from tort
nights visit with Massachusetts friends.
M. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchins arrive d
home, Tuesday, from a vacation trip
through New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets.
Somerset Chapter No. SO, order of the
Eastern Star are to meet tomorrow (Fri-
day) evening at Kpghts of Pythias Hall,
Water street.
Green q Barnard give away box of
candy on Saturday aud until all is gone
with every sale of stockings amounting
| to 81 cents or over.
The Blunt Hardware Co. have just re-
ceved a nice line Of rifles, shot-guns,
ammunition and sportsmen's specaltes,
preparatory for the fall hunting season.
Misses Arlene Clark, Sadie Mel wrath
and Gertrude Clark attended the pro-
duction of "The Lion and The Mouse"
at the Watervlle opera house, last even
ing.
M. 2. Abbott Of Livermore Falls.
manager of the Maine Telephone COM
pany, has been In town, this week. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Abbott and their
young child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Saff)rd left this
morning for Whitman, Mass, where
they will be guests Of C. D. Reed, treas-
urer of the Commonwealth Shoe Co.,
during the month of November.
Mrs. Elijah Alden and her two child
rem, Thalia and Ames, went to Gardiner,
Saturday, to Join Mr.. Alden, who has
been employed at the Spow-Hszlrd shoe
factory In that city for several months.
Mrs. Henry Tibbetts of Fairfield pass
ed Sunday with her brother, Henry P.
Canon, Mrs Canon has been seriously
Ill. Her sister, Mrs. Hattie Webb OF
Auburn Ia here and will remain until
she fully RECEIVERS.
Henry Elliott, clothing merchant OF
Gulford, formerly employed here In the
store of C. r. Ward, was in town, Mon
day. He was accompanied by Harry
Kennedy, who WAS at one time employee
At Hotel Coburn In this town, now clerk
ing Ia hotel at Guilford.
A communication reaches our Office
this week which we are unable to pub
lish for the reason that II Is unsigned.
We can only repeat the notice, which
we have often previously given, that we
cannot publish news items or CON-
munications unless their authorship Is
known to US.
In an advertisement elsewhere In this
issue Nd II. Lambert, manufacturing
confectioner, calls attention to the fact
that he is sole agent In Skowhegan for
Atkinson's chocolates. During the
past season Mr.. Lambert has established
AN enviable reputation as manufacturer
of home made candies.
Mr.. and Mra. o. G. Killlum Of Fair
banks, Alaska, arrived In town, Satur-
day. Mrs. Kellium is a former Skowhe-
gan girl, a daughter of Elbrdge Rich
ardson, and this is her first visit home in
28 yesrs. She has been a resident OF
Alaska for the pest 10 years. Mr.. kel-
lium ia a presiding Justice of the Alaskan
Supreme court.
Deputy Sheriff j. D. NJ. Foster OF
Pittsfield arrived in town, Wednesday,
having in custody Charles Paige Of Pal
myra, who was arrested In Augusta,
Saturday night, with Mics Gertrude
Nichols, also of that town, on statu'
tory offence. Paige was charged with
elopement. The hearing was held IL
Pittsfield, Monday, and he was held In
the sum of $1,000. Being unable to fur
nish securities he was committed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus s. Nelson, who
were married, Wednesday OF last week
at Nobleboro, Me-, arrived here, Tues
day evening. Mr.. Nelson has been a
resident of Skowhegan for six years,
making bis home with his uncle, V. W.
Nelson. Mrs. Nelson, formerly Miss
Annie M. Barstow, had visited here and
gained the acquaintance OF Skowhegan
people to some extent. For the past one
and one half years she has been assistant
postmistress at the office in Damarscotts
Mills.
Dressmaking done at Ne. "a Pleasant
St. Call and see me. Mrs. y. A. Withee