The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-22

The Maine Farmers almanac for 1907,
at Fogg's drug store.
The Second National Bank pays three
and one-half per cent on time deposits.
Mrs. Anndell Murphy Of Melrose High
lands, Mass, is at present at the Somer-
set Hospital
A resident of Bloomfield street reports
seeing a fl ,ck of half a dozen or more
robbins near his home this morning.
Only five weeks to Christmas and this
year you'll find at Bucknam's the largest
and choicest selection of suitable gifts
he has ever shown.
Miss Maud Thompson, cashier in Ord
ways dry goods store, went to Portland,
yesterday, to be the guest for a few days
Of Col. and Mrs. 7. II. Anderson.
Members of the First Baptist Church
and Society will give farewell recep-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. Huse at the church
vestrles, Tuesday evening, Nov. 81 b.
The fair OF the Congregational Work
ing League, to be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday, December and 5, will be
open on Tuesday from 2 TO p. M, and
throughout the day, Wednesday, closing
with a supper from $50 to 7 O'Clock.
A. r. Jewett's market has been in the
hands Of the painters and decorators for
the past ten days and energies with
new steel ceiling and other signs of i'm
provement just In time for the trade of
Thanksgiving week.
Advice has been received here of the
birth of daughter on November 6, to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Walter snow of Somer-
Vile, Mass. Mr.. Snow, the son of Mrs.
Geo. d. Arnold of this place, is now su-
perintendent of the Marston Electric Co.
of Boston.
Mr.. Arthur J. Tantish and Miss Mar
jorie G. Buckley, both of this place,
were married by FIR. Lacroix at ST..
Mary's Church, last Sunday afternoon
Walter Murray was best man and the
bride was attended by Miss Sadie Bolduc
as maid of honor.
The members of Skowhegan Grange
are busy with the preparations for their
annual fair which will occur early next
month. There are to be plays on the
first two evenings, with the casts made
up from local talent, and dance on the
third evening,
j. A. Roderick, proprietor of the Show
hogan Market, is to go to Rumford Falls,
Saturday, to attend the wedding of his
brother, Edward, formerly OF Farming
ton, but now In business In Rumford
Falls. The ceremony will occur on
Monday. The bride is Miss G.. M. Tai
bot of that town.
DR.. J. N. Merrill was summoned to
New York City, Saturday, to be present
at the Roosevelt Hospital In that city
during an operation which WAS perform
ed, Monday, on his brother, DR.. Fred G.
Merrill. The operation was Of critical
nature but reports thus far received by
the family here indicate that the condi-
ton Of the patient Is favorable and that
he will recover.
Chas. M. Barnard, for many years
resident of this place, has resigned the
position he has held with shoe manu-
featuring firm In Jamaica Plain for sew
eral years past to become the superin-
tendent of the cutting department of the
Wichert & Gardner factory in Brooklyn,
N. Y. He has already entered upon his
duties and he and Mrs. Barnard have
removed to that city.
William II. Fuller met with a painful
and serious accident last Friday evening
at Hotel Coburn, which has been bis
home for the past ten years. Mr.. Full.
Ter has not been in good health of late
and has been accustomed to take hot
water bottle to his room with him on
retiring. About nine O'Clock, in return
ing from the kitchen, where he had been
for his supply of hot water, Mr.. Fuller
lost his balance, as he was ascending the
stairs, and fell to the bottom of the
fl ght, breaking his right arm just above
the elbow and iniuring his hip and back.
Mr.. Fuller ia about 76 years Of age and
In his feeble health the shock Of such an
accident Is very hard for him to sustain.
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