The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-15

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deer, shot by Mr. CLARK.
The exquisite Sawyer pictures-neariy
all new subjects, at Bucknam's They
make one OF the most acceptable OF holl-
day gifts and at small price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson have
been passing a portion of the present
week ln Portland, the guest OF their SOD,
Col. T. II. Anderson and family.
F. f. sanborD, superintendent of the
Portland division of the Maine Central
railroad, was In town, Saturday. He
was the guest of station agent, B. F.
Eaton, at dinner.
Joseph Maxwell left here by the
morning train for Kent's Hill, where he
will visit with friends for the next fort
night. Mr.. Maxwell lived in kents
Hill for II years previous to his coming
here In 1899
Eighteen candidates, secured largely
through the Efforts Of deputy grand COM
mander, George A. Elsmere, were ini'
tiated at the regular meeting Of Milburn
Commandery, United Order OF the
Golden Cross, last Monday evening.
Mrs. Sarah B. Davis took the morning
train, Tuesday, to return to her home In
Metbuen, Mass. Mrs. Davis had been
visiting 10 Somerset county for about
five weeks during which time she had
been the guest of l.. g. traitor and fam
ily, In the Bigelow Hill neighborhood
and of relatives In Athens and Cornvllle.
There has been trouble with the drain
age at the residence property on Madi-
son avenue, owned by Thompson broth
ere, recently, and on excavating the
sewer pipe, last week, 1t was found that
the root OF tree had grown under il
and crushed it In from the bottom.
Through this break 10 the pipe the small
Ter roots had grown filling the conduit
for several feet.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, arrived home,
yesterday, from the..upper. part OF this
county where he had been on probes
sional business arising from land dam
age case In connection with the building
of the Somerset Railroad extension.
Mr.. GoodwIn's clients are w. o. Taylor
and others, connected with the Boston
Globe, owners OF the land 10 question.
The case WAS heard, Tuesday, at the
Conner farm, In Ssplingtowp, before
the commissioners OF Somerset county.
Two former Skowhegan girls, Mrs.
Pearl Curtis Sprague and Mrs. Grace
Judkins Piper are on the board OF dlrec-
tors of the Lexington, Macs. Outlook
Club for the current year. Mrs. Piper
Ia also member OF the House committee
and Mre. Sprsgue OF the committee on
program. The club has a membership
OF 280. Among the we'll known enter
tainers to have place In Its program
this year are Sam Walter Foss, Rabbi
Charles Fleisher and FIR, derrick w. Ban
croft.
The REPORTER Ia informed that Ever
EFT M, Breed OF Montreal, formerly OF
Skowhegan. has accepted position
as manager of The Vancouver Office
of the Allis Chalmers-Bullock Co,
one of the largest electric and hydraulic
man ufacturipg companies 10 Canada !;
that he will have charge OF the entire
Pacific coast territory and will handle a
complete line OF electrical apparatus,
steam engines, water turbines and min
ing machinery. He was formerly en-
poyed as engineering salesman with the
Canadian Westinghouse Co. at Montreal.
Mrs. VIVA l.. hill and Miss Gertrude
Carter were present at the Waterville
opera house, Monday evening, to wit
ness an entertainment given by the
James A. Kennedy Stock Co. In which
Miss Adelaide Boothby Smith has an
important role. Miss Smith was for
few years resident of this place and
visited here last summer as the guest OF
E. b. Carter and family. She resided
for some years at Watervllle and during
that time came to Skowhegan on one or
more occasions as u member of an anna
teur theatrical trC upe. She is reported
to have developed decided talent in the
dramatic line.
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Table girl wanted at once at Skowhe-
gan House.
Photo post cards, local views, new, at
NJ. Is. Heselton's.
There is a rush In the garment depart
ment at The Wlldes-Judkins Co.
Keep out the cold. Old papers to put
under your carpets, five cents for big
bundle. SOMERSET REPORTER.
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