What are the two bright objects near Saturn (not the rings) that I see in my telescope?

Adam,

They are most likely the moons of Saturn. Here s a list of the 8 brightest moons which you should beable to see in that scope. BTW, one sure way to recognize them as moons is to observe them over time. You should actually be able to see them move in an arc that suggests they are orbiting Saturn (over the space of about an hour ... even less really). If not then they're most likely Stars. Saturn is near a few galaxies right now but from your location I doubt your seeing them. You need much darker skies to see those galaxies.

ID Mag PA(°) Sep (") Name

I 12.8 304 2.9 Mimas

II 11.6 142 3.0 Enceladus

III 10.1 264 37.5 Tethys

IV 10.3 263 51.1 Dione

V 9.6 274 37.4 Rhea

VI 8.3 50 23.0 Titan

VII 14.2 92 138.1 Hyperion

VIII 11.0 315 160.3 Iapetus

Good answer from B,

What Moons would depend on the time viewed.

Wally

http://www.stellarium.org/

This is a great FREE star chart that you can download. Tell it where you are and it will tell you what you see. This star chart will tell you exactly what the two objects are that you ask about. I hope that this helps you.