The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-22
Buckoam has nice show case for

sale.
Hor. Forrest Goodwin is on profess.
ional tripto Bangor today.
Interests commence on deposits at the
First National Bank the first day of
each mouth
All OF the Skowhegau schools observe
wsshington's birthday by omitting to-
day ) session.
Mrs. Clara Bartlett arrived home,
Tuesday evening, from fortnghts
! visit with friends Ia Massachusetts.
Remember the CONCERT ty the Gounod
Ladies' Quartet OF Augusta, at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Pillsbury OF
Portland passed Sunday IN town as
guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. ). Stinehfied.
Charles f. Ward and his partner,
Walter Hight, left on the Is train,
Tuesday. for Boston on business trip,
making stops at Augusta and Portland.
Thomas and Joseph Butler, Tracey
Forsythe and Lewis Forsythe, left here,
yesterday morning on the five q. IN.
train, for weeks vacation trip to
Boston.
J. K. Phlbrick displays in one win
dow the few pieces he has left OF his
stock of fine decorated china. He offers
on these an additional discount OF ten
per cent from sale prices.
Mrs. James Geddis of Boston, who
had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
II. Gardner at their home in the lower
part of the town, returned home on the
morning train of Saturday.
Ira w. Page, Jr arrived home today
from Newburyport. Mass where he has
been to purchase several cars Of pine
lumber, Of the grade required for his
sash and blind msnufactury.
A. K. Butler, Esq, has been passing
mosi Of his time at Ellsworth, for sever
al weeks past, having had legal business
to require his presence in that city, the
| shire town of Hancock county.
Miss Eunce L. Bodwell OF Portland
is the guest OF Skowhegan friends dur.
ing the present week. Miss Bodwell was
for several years assistant at the SHOW
hogan High School and is now teac ing at
Deering, M.
Miss Grace &. Gannett, daughter OF
w. H. Gannett Of Augusta, returned
home, Tuesday afternoon. She had been
in Skowhegsn for a week as the guest of
Mrs. w. K. Clifford aud at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Otdway.
The conference of citizens on the ques-
ton of our celebration for next Fourth
OF July is TO take place In the office at
Hotel Cohurn next Tuesday evening at
7.30. Should those present decide to do
80 committee will be chosen and the
work OF preparation actively entered up
on
Arthur Burrll of New York, represent
ing the commission house OF l.. Dommer-
ich & Co. of that city, WAS in town, Tues
day, in conference with Ralph Gledhill,
superintendent of the Somerset Worsted
Mills. The works of this company, 10
Gated at East Madison, dispose of their
product through Mr.. Burrilfs flrm.
Amos Chapman Of Athens ahipped
nine fine steers from this station last
Monday morning to the Brighton (Mass.)
market. Among them was a pair OF
"white faces" which weighted 1850
pounds after being driven from No.
Arson 70 Skowhegan. The lot attracted
much attention at the railroad yard
while they we're being loaded
Thursday evening OF last week a large
company composed of mem bers OF st.
Mary's Parish assembled at Convent
Hail and passed the evening at the game
OF whist. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Alice Somerville, Geo. Cayouette. Mrs
Thoq. Conroy and Edward Bison. Be-
sides the game OF cards there WAS enter
tainment Of musical character. 1t is
purposed In the future by the members
OF ST. Msry's society to have one social
evening OI lulS ut(uTt thCu Ncth-
Somerset members of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmeu, who attended
the meetings Of the grand lodge at Port.
land, last week, were grstified at the
vote of that body appropriating $50 for
their fellow member. r. l.. Powers, of
Madison, who recently met with the loss
of his home by fire. w. H. Paine Of
this place was honored by election as
grand overseer and Skowhegan was fur
ther recognized by the election Of Mrs..
Mary Jewett on the finance committee
of the state organization OF the Degree
OF Honor.
The Somerset Club of Piltsfield is TO
be the guest OF the Milburn Club OF this
place during the day and evening, tomor-
row, Friday, this visit being in way a
return for like excursion made by the
members of the Milburn Club to Pitts
field a few weeks since In the pool
tournament on the occasion Of the Pitts
field visit, the SkOwhegan team were
victorious and this will be the oppor-
tunity of the Pittsfleld players 70 make
things even. A feature of the DAVIS pro.