The Somerset reporter., 1908-11-05
TOWN and VICINITY.

taking a course of training in a
Boston hospital, has returned TO
Skowhegan.
The homestead on Main street,
formerly ithe residence of the late
Charles K. Turner, is offered for sale
by Levi e. Emery, executor.
DR.. A. B. Borden announces that,
as birthday gift, he has transferred
the Bijou Theater, recently opened
by him on Water Street, to his wife
Mrs. Arthur Bridge Of Waterville
returned home yesterday after
weeks visit in town at the home oi
Mr.. Charles North on Mt. Pleasant
Avenue.
Mrs. Edith Philbriek and Mrs.
Mabel W. Philbrick are entertaining
a large company of ladies at whist, al
the home of the latter on Coburn
Avenue, this afternoon.
There is to be an Old Folks dance,
under the auspices of Skowhegan
Grange, at their hall, on Friday even
ing, November l3, with music by Cy
Smiths orchestra of Cornville. None
but Patrons of Husbandry admitted
(2w)
Edward L. Walker of Portland is in
town and, with his former partner, ID.
Annis of this place, has a crew OF
men at work at the municipal build :
ing. He and Mr. Annis have the
contract, from Smith & Rumery, the
builders, to do all the wood work
finishing about the building.
Mrs. J. w. Fogler is to leave here
tomorrow to join her husband in
Washington, D. G. Her son, Ben b.
Fogler, left here this morning for
Boston where he enters the office OF
the Fairbanks Company, well known
manufacturer of the Fairbanks
Standard Scales and makers and ex-
tensive dealers in other iron and
steel products.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Marston ar
rived here Monday. Mr.. Marston has
been engaged in forestry work on the
j. Manchester Haines and Coburn es-
tate during the summer, and Mrs.
Marston has been in the woods with
him for six or eight weeks OF the
time. They plan to pass most Of the
fall and winter at their home on
Baptist Hill.
F. T. Palmer has recently purchased
the Sawyer farm, just above Madison
Center. He has had crew OF three
teams and six men at work there this
week blowing and at general farming
Mr.. Palmer is much pleased with his
investment In farming property and
thinks he has one of the best and
most conveniently arranged sets OF
farm buildings In that section.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Webster Rowe are
making plans to move to Nofridge-
wock for a portion of the winter.
The occasion for this change of resi-
dence is the poor health of Mrs.
Rowe's mother, Mrs. H. E. F. Hamlin,
who lives on farm in the south part
of Norridgewock. Her condition is
such rs to make it almost imperative
that her daughter should be near her.
The football eleven from Coburn
Classical Institute at Waterville was
expected herei yesterday, to play
Skowhegan High, but at late hour it
was learned that they could not come.
Cony High School of Augusta is book :
ed to play here next Saturday, re-
turn game. The following Saturday
the Skowhegan eleven will go to Vas
salboro to play the Oak Grove Serhin-
ary team, and this will close the sea-
son, SO far as the Skowhegan High
School is concerned. At the present
date they have played six games and
won four of them. In these contests
the sum of their adversaries score has
been seventeen while the score of the
High School has been
ninety.
All kinds of disinfectants at Fogg's
drug store.
Typewriter Ribbons and supplies
always in stock at Bucknam's.
Get pound of Cocoanut corn crisp
at Delano's today; it tastes like more.
New shoes and rubbers constantly
arriving at Francois Pouln's, Russell
street, under Somerset Traction Com
pany waiting room.
Ii Is not too early to be thinking
about Christmas presents-Sawyer
Pictures are just as popular as ever.
Bucknam sells them.
Auction Sale Saturday, l.30 p. M.
Household goods of Willis Reed at
his Tate home-large house, "Keene-
Vile" All must and will be sold.
A fine line of all worsted remnants
for ladies' dress goods and mems suit
ings, may be found at the harston
Worsted Mills. Call from TWO to fve
p. m. No samples given.
Young Fellows, who appreciate the
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