The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-15
Little girls you should all read A. K
Bison q Sons ad, this week.

Bucknsm, the druggist, has just re-
ceived a carload of cider barrels and kegs.
David A. Haig arrived home, yester-
day morning, from brief business trip
to Boston.
Nelson S. Towle of Wirslow was In
town over Sunday, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. A. T. Whittier.
Everything that Is desirable in ladies
kid, mocha, msnish and golf gloves at
The Wildes Judkins Co.
Gould A. Porter, a prominent business
man OF North Arson, was In town
Wednesday for few hours.
Skowhegan in a nut shell, twenty-four
views, the latest thing in souvenir nov
elites, at Fogg's drug store.
Miss Florence Pooler arrived home,
last evening, from a visit of several
weeks with Massachusetts, relatives.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Sunset Chapter, No. 50. o. E. s., to-
morrow (Friday) evening, at K. p. hall.
Fred F. Lawrence, of the firm of Gould
& Lawrence, Is In Gardiner on business
matters which will require his attention
for two weeks.
Mohican Tribe, Improved Order OF
Red Men, is to work the adoption degree
at its meeting next Monday evening
For Thursday evening, November %,
Mohican Tribe announces q sociable at
g. A. r. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Putnam, Mr..
Arthur Putnam, Mrs. Oscar Brown of
Houlton, W. Fl. Esterbrook and Mrs.
Alec Cox of Presque Isle, and Philip
Wood OF Baltimore were among those
from out of town who were here to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. w. j. Esta-
brooke last Sunday.
Everett 7. Goodrich, for many years
one of Skowhegan's leading retail mer-
chants, has recently entered into an ar
rangement with the well known and re-
liable p. F. Leland agency of Boston,
whereby he Is to represent that firm in
this section of Maine Ia the sale of farm
property and on the commission basis.
Mr.. Goodrich has knowledge of Som
erset county real estate and a reputation
for energy that should ensure bis sue
cess from the start. See his advertise
ment In another column.
Edw. A. Parker, submsster OF the
Skowhegan High school and Ernest
Green, captain, Frank Davis, Emory
Walker and Robert Wildes, of the High
school football eleven, were present at
the Maine-Bates football game In Lewis
ton, Saturday afternoon. There was
great interest In the contest as it would
have decided the intercollegiate cham.
pionship il Bates had won. The result.
tie with neither side scoring, leaves
the championship still undecided. The
game scheduled to be played at Pitts-
tl4ld last Saturday, between the Skowhe
gan High and the Maine Central Iasti-
tutes, was cancelled on account of the
weather.
! Mrs. B. II. Steward entertained a COM
pany OF twenty Skowhegan young ladies
at her home on High street, Friday even
ing of last week, the occasion Offering
aD opportunity for the friends Of Miss
Adelaide M. Lawferce to extend their
best wishes and congratulations In re-
gard to her marriage, which is to occur
in the early future to Edward p. Whit
ing. Members of the Phi Psi club and
those who graduated with Miss Law
renee from the Skowhegan High school
in 1901 were included among those to
whom invitations were Issued. Shortly
after the company assembled all took
part in game OF chance the result OF
which indicated the lady whose duty
it should be to step to the front door,
bring in whatever might be found there
aud present il to the person among the
company deemed most worthy. AS was
we'll understood by all the guests except
the one most interested, the messenger
returned from her errand with a large
basket, which was given to Miss Law.
renee and from which she was required
to take the packages it contained and
open them, the donors forming mean
while a very interested audience. After
the contents of the packages had been
suitably discussed, refreshments were
served to complete most delightful
evening.