The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-06

The Second National Bank pays three
and one-half per cent on time deposits.
Have you tried those new perfumes al
FogR's drug store; they are exquisite.
Chas. II. Playse WAS Ia town, Thurs
day of last week, to pass Thanksgiving
with his family.
Sampson & Avore are subscription
agents for magazines. Call aud get a
catalogue of prices.
W. Il. Clifford, a Sturgis Commission
Deputy, passed a portion Of last week a.
his home in this town.
Colonel and Mrs. T. II. Anderson OF
Portland were among the visitors Ii
town, Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. J. A. Colby entertained Der broth
err, william Town and wife of Water
Vile, on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Viola II. RYAN of Lewiston was
the guest of her brother, :. F. Emerson,
last week, on Thanksgiving day.
Every Saturday morning fresh opened
oyaters at Delano's; cost no more than
ordinary tub oysters. Leave your ordez
Mrs. Robert Cole OF Fairfield was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Kinds, on Thursday of last week.
Iiyou take your prescriptions to Fogg's
4 n h.
pounded by a registered pharmacist.
Mrs. I. W. Frost took the morning
train, yesterday, for Lawrence, Mass,
to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Rutter.
Ralph Gledhill, general manager OF
the Somerset Worsted Mills, arrived
home, Yesterday, from weeks business
trip to Boston.
w. w. Oikes was called to Somerville,
Macs. Friday, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Cakes father, John Loughrey, who
died on Thursday, the % b.
The exquisite Sawyer pictures-nearly
all new subjects, at Bucknam's. They
make one of the most acceptable of holt
day gifts and at small price.
j. NJ. Swain, secretary-treasure of
the Maine OrnithOlogical society, attend.
ed the annual meeting of that body in
Portland, Friday of last week.
Miss Louise Pollard left here, Friday,
for her home in Los Angeles, Cal, after
being the guest of j. Fred Pollard and
family since early In September.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bennett and their
daughter, Miss Phyllis, Of West Newton,
Mass, returned home, Monday, after a
weeks visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.. j.
p. Merrill.
w. F. Robbins is very fortunate in
being able to procure the services Of an
artist in Massachusetts to paint china
for HIM this season. l. should be seen
to he appreciated.
D.. Geo. o. Smith left here Saturday,
for Washington, d. C., where he will be
bHRhRCu III lut Wplh u us " par lLhthb
OF the U. S. Geological Survey until the
ID h OF the present month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Owen Of Augusta
with A. c. Houston Of Guilford and his
sons, George and Robert, were guests Of
E. f. MeNeelie and family on Thanks
giving day.
Dairy lunch opens Saturday at Del
AMOS, everything first class. Quick SER
Vice, all foods home made under the
supervision OF Mrs. f. X. Delano.
Soups, chowders, stews, meats and all
home made food, sold to take out,
The following students from the
Maine colleges passed their Thanksgiv-
ing recess In town: University of Maine,
Helen Steward, Robert K. Steward, Ray
mond Smith, Chas. Smith, Edward
Snow, Chas. Cleveland, Russell Taylor,
Frank Merriam, Guy French, Ben B.
Fogler, A. z. Wyman, Jos. X. Goodrich
and Gordon Wi1des; Bowdoln College,
Chas. Walker, Guy p. Estes and Maui
rice p. Merrill; Colby College, Maud A.
Merrill and jeanette l.. Sturteyant;
Portland Commercial schools, Ernest
Vigue and Cecil Gates.